Feeding therapy is a specialized intervention designed to help individuals, particularly children, who have difficulties with eating and swallowing. This therapy addresses issues such as food aversions, limited food variety, and sensory sensitivities. Trained professionals, such as speech-language pathologists or occupational therapists, often conduct these sessions to improve feeding skills and promote healthy eating habits. During feeding therapy, various techniques are used to create a positive mealtime experience. These may include gradual exposure to new foods, play-based activities, and strategies to enhance oral motor skills. The goal is to build confidence and reduce anxiety around eating, ultimately leading to a more balanced diet.