Parent Workshop

Preventing Picky Eating

$37.00

Support your child’s eating habits before mealtimes become stressful.

This in-person workshop helps parents understand the early foundations of feeding—how sensory preferences, routines, and mealtime environments shape your child’s relationship with food. You’ll learn practical strategies to encourage variety, reduce pressure, and support healthy eating patterns from the start.

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How to recognize sensory and developmental signs that influence food preferences

What You'll Learn in this Workshop

Ways to introduce new foods and textures with less stress

How to create positive mealtime experiences for your family.

Location: Therapy South Clinic
Duration: 1 hour
Open to parents and caregivers

Details:

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February 4, 2026 | 6:00pm-7:00pm

$37.00

Due to the intimate nature of this event, all sales are final. Registration can be transferred.

Theresa Seremet OTR/L, is a pediatric occupational therapist, military wife, bilingual clinician, and mom. With nearly two decades in practice, her work with children and families is more than a profession; it’s part of who she is.

A graduate of James Madison University, Theresa holds a master’s in Occupational Therapy with a minor in Special Education, along with advanced training in Sensory Integration Theory and the Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) Feeding Protocol.

Her clinical passion centers on sensory processing, feeding, and neuro-affirming care, helping families understand their children through a lens of curiosity and compassion. She believes everything is figureoutable when you take the time to connect, listen, and trust the process.

Therapy South grew from this belief, a place built intentionally for families to feel supported, seen, and at home. For Theresa, therapy is both science and soul: a balance of knowledge, heart, and presence that guides every session, every conversation, and every small step forward.