Specializing in private, in-home, and telehealth feeding therapy for infants, children, teens and adults with eating difficulties.
Eating is one of the most complex activities we do. It involves several processes in the body including sensory, oral-motor, muscle, neurological, digestive and behavioral systems. Difficulties with feeding can arise from any one of these systems, often involving more than one. Holly Knotowicz, M.S., CCC-SLP can help you identify those problem areas and develop a plan to best address them.
Schedule a session to explore any of the following potential feeding issues:
Picky Eaters
Difficulty with bottle feedings (challenges with sucking, swallowing and breathing coordination)
Difficulty with transition to solids
Difficulty with chewing (swallowing whole or spitting out bites after trying to chew)
Acceptance of purees
Transition from feeding tube to oral
Food allergies, eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) and all Egids
Gagging/vomiting or avoidance/sensitive to certain food textures, temperature and/or flavors
Challenges surrounding oral management of food (moving food in their mouth)
Fear and refusal around new food presentations
Maladaptive mealtime behaviors (tantrums, throwing, hitting)
Prolonged mealtimes (longer than 30 minutes or preference to graze on foods all day)
Repairing relationship with eating following choking incidents
Pill swallowing and more…
Current Workshops
introduction to feeding
Learn how to best support your baby’s eating and feeding development by building a positive foundation to eating
how to navigate your picky eater with an egid (Eoe,eg,ec)
Tips and tricks to expand variety of intake: Eating is one of the most complex activities we ask our children to perform. Learn how to support your child’s nutrition and feeding development specifically tailored to children with Egids.
APPETITE course taught with Melanie Potock
Learn how to foster hunger and wean kids from tube feedings. A course co-taught with the knowledgable and world class speech pathologist/feeding expert, Melanie Potock.