Resources
Below are some resources you may find helpful.
This information is provided for reference only. The content is not intended to advertise specific outcomes or create unreasonable expectations. Therapeutic decisions should be made in consultation with a registered health practitioner. Information provided is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Free 2-page Overview on Paediatric Feeding with Fillable Checklist
What you may be seeing and why, and the importance of timely proper support Click HereFree informational videos and easy reads from the leading experts in the field and the world’s original and largest paediatric feeding programme (Johns Hopkins/Kennedy Krieger Institute/KKI)
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“Eating” (2023) by Drs. Tessa and Sarah Ann Taylor in: “The Big Issues: Sleeping, Toilet Training, and Eating” in:
“A fully updated edition of the widely praised and most trusted Australian guide on how to raise a child with autism spectrum disorder.” “Advice from leading world experts delivers the information you can TRUST.”
Australasia’s Feeding Tube Awareness Week (FTAW)
From Tube Feeding to Eating: Home-Based Behavioural Intervention by Drs. Sarah and Tessa Taylor (ClinPsych), 2022
https://feedingtubeaware.com.au/events/virtualeducation/
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the blend.
“New here? Here’s us, nutshell-ed:
The Blend is a lifestyle magazine for people and families who tube-feed.
It shares stories and advice from the global tube-feeding community, exploring the practical and emotional sides of adjusting to this different – but no less worthy – way to thrive.”
“The BLEND is a free, magazine-style resource designed to inform, comfort and inspire people and families who tube-feed. Published annually during Feeding Tube Awareness Week…”
Taylor, T. with Mitchell, A. (2024). Keen to Wean? Two experts share their advice on making the transition from tube-feeding to oral eating. In M. Dimmitt (Ed.) The Blend, 3, pg. 66.
https://www.theblendmag.com/professional-perspectives/keen-to-wean
Taylor, T. (2025). ARFID Explained: It unpacks as Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder—and it’s getting around. Dr. Tessa Taylor, founder of Paediatric Feeding International, gives us the downlow on this feeding difficulty. In M. Dimmitt (Ed.) The Blend, 4, pg. 96.
https://www.theblendmag.com/professional-perspectives/arfid-explained
Our Publication Featured by the Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT):
Research synopsis on evidence-based therapy for paediatric feeding/ARFID
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