Treatment Strategies for Selective Eaters
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A presentation by Dr. Amy Drayton delivered at the 2015 Michigan Autism Conference
1 CEU
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Description
A wide range of feeding problems are common in children with autism spectrum disorders but perhaps the most common is eating a restricted variety of table foods. Specific behavioral strategies to introduce new foods and increase the amount of each new food are discussed in detail. Signs of oral-motor skills deficits that may block treatment progress are also reviewed.
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Elise Hester (verified buyer) –
Dr. Amy Drayton provides an excellent review of potential feeding problems for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder or other developmental disabilities. This talk provides and entertaining and thorough review of potential barriers, and effective treatments for each. Highly recommend.
Becky Fields (verified buyer) –
Great!
Seonmi Kim (verified buyer) –
Good. It is useful.
Misty Tate (verified buyer) –
Very informative and helpful in real life ABA!
Erica Lehman (verified buyer) –
Presentation was extremely helpful! very applicable content.