We offer home-based, in-person feeding therapy to families across the Greater Victoria region. We don't have a clinic on the Island, so we come to your kitchen table — which for feeding work is usually where the change needs to happen anyway.

We see children living on a handful of foods, children on formula or a feeding tube, and children who physically struggle to chew. Some have a diagnosis. Many have none. You don't need one to talk to us.

Funding | Jordan's Principle can fund feeding therapy for First Nations children. For Métis families the pathway is MNBC's Miyoopimaatishihk program. We're happy to talk through what might apply.