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Summer Camp for Picky Eaters

Child seated at table with plate of food.

 

June 16, 18, 23, 25, 30 & July 2
10:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.

Our Feeding Therapy Camp is designed especially for young children (ages 4–6) who are selective or cautious eaters. In a small, supportive group (just five kids!), your child will build confidence and reduce mealtime anxiety through fun, play-based experiences guided by an Occupational Therapy approach. All through engaging, sensory-rich play!


Goals during camp include: 

  • Reducing mealtime stress
  • Gentle exposure to new foods
  • Building positive relationships with eating


Through sensory exploration, gradual exposure, and social modeling, children learn to feel
safe, curious, and confident around food—without pressure.
Give your child the tools to feel comfortable, confident, and curious about food—one playful bite at a time!
Spots are limited, so contact us today to learn more or reserve your place!


Who Can Join:

  • Ages 4–6
  • Group size limited to 5 children
  • (Exceptions may be considered in consultation with the Occupational Therapist)


Cost:
$150 for the six sessions

 

Location:
Franciscan Healthcare
430 North Monitor Street
West Point, NE 68788

 

AMANDA HEGY, OTD, OTR/L
Call 402.372.2372 if you have any questions.

Please complete the registration below.

Payment will be due the first session of class.

 

Waiver & Release
Feeding Therapy Camp
I am aware of the risks associated with the Feeding Therapy Camp being held at Franciscan Healthcare. I agree not to hold accountable or bring legal action against Franciscan Healthcare, their company, their officers, agents or employees. This waiver releases Franciscan Healthcare from all liability relating to injuries that may occur on location before, during or after the activity. I acknowledge that Franciscan Healthcare is not responsible for or liable for any lost, damaged or stolen property. I certify that my child’s participation is voluntary and that my child does not have any conditions that may increase the likelihood of injury. I understand that photographs from the event may be used in marketing materials.
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