Specialized, one-on-one feeding therapy for kids, teens, and young adults with ARFID — in your home or virtually, on your terms.
Book a Free Consultation My StoryI specialize in working with individuals ages 6–22 who experience avoidant or restrictive eating — wherever they are in their journey.
For young people with ARFID, mealtimes can be filled with fear, anxiety, and genuine distress — not preference. I work with kids navigating severe food avoidance, sensory-based refusal, and restricted eating that impacts growth, nutrition, and daily family life.
ARFID in adolescence carries real social and emotional weight — school lunches, friend gatherings, dating, and the pressure to just eat normally. We work toward genuine confidence, flexibility, and reclaiming the parts of life that food gets in the way of.
College dining halls, independent living, navigating relationships and work — young adults with ARFID deserve support that meets them where they are and builds lasting, real-world skills for a more peaceful life with food.
Every client is unique. I offer flexible options so that feeding therapy fits into your life — not the other way around.
Therapy happens where eating happens — your kitchen, your table, your environment. Working in the home allows me to address real-life barriers and create lasting change in the most natural setting possible.
Distance shouldn't be a barrier to excellent care. Virtual sessions are just as personalized and effective — ideal for families managing busy schedules who prefer the comfort of home.
Every journey begins with a thorough, compassionate assessment of feeding history, sensory profile, anxiety patterns, and current eating behaviors. We build your roadmap together.
An optional monthly community for parents and caregivers navigating ARFID alongside their loved one. Education, encouragement, and connection with others who truly understand.
"I know what it feels like to have a complicated relationship with food. That experience is what drives everything I do."
My path to feeding therapy wasn't a straight line — it was shaped by my own experience with disordered eating and the deep understanding that our relationship with food is never just about food. It's about safety, control, connection, and trust.
I became a feeding therapist because I believe every person deserves to experience food as something nourishing, not terrifying. I know firsthand how isolating feeding challenges can be — the meals avoided, the explanations given, the quiet grief of missing out on something so fundamental to human connection.
My work is grounded in compassion, lived understanding, and a genuine belief that a more peaceful, beautiful relationship with food is possible — for your family, and for the person you love.
Start the ConversationGetting started is easier than you think. I handle the complexity so you can focus on what matters most.
A relaxed 15-minute call to talk through your concerns, answer your questions, and see if we're a good fit.
A thorough assessment of feeding history, sensory patterns, and goals — the foundation of a personalized plan.
Weekly in-home or virtual sessions built around each person's unique needs, pace, and comfort level.
Gradual, lasting progress toward a more flexible, positive, and joyful relationship with food.
Falck's Feeding operates as a private pay practice — giving you full access to concierge-level, individualized care without insurance restrictions or limitations on your treatment.
Payment is due at the time of service. I accept all major credit cards, HSA, and FSA.
Book a free, no-pressure 15-minute call. We'll talk through your concerns and figure out together what support looks like for your family.
Book Your Free CallNo commitment required. Questions always welcome.