Pediatric feeding and speech therapy in Charleston, SC. In-home visits, clinic hours, and telehealth for families statewide. Because dinner shouldn't be the hardest part of your day.
Dinner is a two-hour negotiation and someone is always crying by the end. Usually more than one someone.
Your kid has eaten the same six foods for a year and your pediatrician keeps saying they'll grow out of it.
You've been told to "just make them try one bite" and something in your gut knows that isn't going to work here.
You're not looking for a lecture on hidden vegetables. You're looking for someone who has actually seen this before.
"Every kid can eat better. Every family can eat calmer. The path just looks different for each one, and that's what I do."
I'm a licensed speech-language pathologist specializing in pediatric feeding, from garden-variety pickiness to sensory-based avoidance to medically complex feeding needs. I work where meals actually happen: your kitchen, your dining table, your car line snack.
HannahThe whole family, in the kitchen where meals actually happen. Weekly or biweekly visits, plus a real plan for the rest of the week. Most families see meaningful change in eight to twelve visits.
Structured sessions in our sensory-friendly office off Coleman Boulevard. Ideal for kids who need consistent, low-distraction environments and for families who want to see the work modeled clearly.
For families outside the Charleston area. Coach-and-observe sessions where I walk you through meal-time strategy in real time, plus a plan you keep between visits. Available to any family in South Carolina.
Our four-year-old ate five foods when we started. He ate twenty when we finished. My husband cried at the first family dinner where nobody was fighting. So did I.
In-home visits across the Charleston metro, clinic hours in Mount Pleasant, and telehealth for any family in South Carolina.
1204 Coleman Blvd, Suite B
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8am to 4pm
(843) 555-0142
If your question isn't here, ask it. There is no such thing as a silly question when your kid isn't eating.
In-home visits start at $175 for a 60-minute session. Clinic visits are $145. I am out-of-network with insurance and provide superbills for reimbursement. Most families with PPO plans recover 40 to 70 percent of session costs.
Picky eating typically involves fifteen to thirty accepted foods and improves over time. A pediatric feeding disorder involves fewer than twenty foods, strong sensory reactions, gagging or vomiting, or nutritional gaps. If your gut says something is off, it is worth an evaluation.
No. You can book a discovery visit directly. If you plan to submit for insurance reimbursement, most PPO plans require a referral, and I can walk you through what to ask your pediatrician for.
Most families see meaningful change within eight to twelve visits. The first two sessions are evaluation and family-history work; real progress typically shows up between weeks four and eight.
The exact five-food framework I give every new family in their first visit. Print it, tape it to the fridge, and use it tonight.