Why do some autistic people have strong food preferences or find certain foods impossible to eat? Our free workshop explores the connection between autism, sensory processing and eating.

Nourishment is about much more than food. For many neurodivergent individuals, sensory differences, executive functioning challenges, anxiety and interoception differences can all impact eating and drinking. In this latest A-Z of Neurodiversity blog, we explore common barriers to adequate nourishment and practical ways to provide supportive, compassionate support.

Biting can be difficult to understand, but it's often a form of communication rather than simply challenging behaviour. Discover why biting happens and explore supportive, neuroaffirming strategies to address the underlying need.

Struggling with mealtimes? Our free workshop and companion workbook explore why selective and restrictive eating happens — and how to support without pressure. Watch anytime, at your own pace.

🥄 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