When Dinnertime is a Struggle: Very Picky Eating in Children with Autism
Picky eating can be more intense and last longer in children with autism. What can families do when mealtime becomes a struggle?
Learn MoreClinicians and researchers are often told that restrictive eating, sometimes called food selectivity, is a difficulty that some people with autism face. These articles and webinars provide information about this issue.
Browse Topics A-ZPicky eating can be more intense and last longer in children with autism. What can families do when mealtime becomes a struggle?
Learn MoreIn this recorded webinar, Dena Kelly discusses feeding difficulties in autism.
Learn MoreWhat can be done to help picky eaters try more foods? Dr. Emily Kuschner answers questions about selective eating in autism.
Learn MoreIn this recorded webinar, Emily Kuschner discusses eating issues and autism.
Learn MoreThis is a joint webinar with SSC@IAN (Simons Simplex Collection at the Interactive Autism Network). In this webinar, Dr. Susan Hyman discusses why individuals with autism have food selectivity, what kinds of problems food selectivity can lead to, how a proper diet can impact behavior, and evidence for dietary treatments for symptoms of autism. This webinar is 60 minutes long.
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