PICA

Explore information, insights, and support strategies related to Pica — a condition involving the persistent eating of non-food items. This category covers causes, risks, and ways to understand and safely support individuals who experience Pica, particularly within neurodivergent communities.

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🥄 What Is Pica? Understanding This Often-Misunderstood Feeding Disorder

🥄 Ever heard of Pica? It’s a feeding disorder where someone eats non-food items like chalk, paper, or soap — and it’s more common than you might think. In this blog, we explore what Pica is, why it happens, and how to offer safe, supportive help without judgement. 🔍 Meta Description (for SEO/blog settings): 🥄 Ever heard of Pica? It’s a feeding disorder where someone eats non-food items like chalk, paper, or soap — and it’s more common than you might think. In this blog, w

Celine Dyer

Feb 15, 20242 min read

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PICA

🥄 What Is Pica? Understanding This Often-Misunderstood Feeding Disorder

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