Support Group
Picky Eating Support Group
Mealtime stress, sensory preferences, and gentle structure — without pressure that backfires.
Who
Dr. Jill Gitten Aloia
PhD, ABPP-CN
Lily Baiser
MS, OTR/L
When
Fri, May 17 · 9am PT / 12pm ET
About this session
Picky eating is rarely “just behavior.” This group is for parents balancing sensory sensitivities, anxiety, and the grief of watching meals turn into battles.
Dr. Jill and Lily bring neuropsychological and OT lenses together so you can sort what’s sensory, what’s anxiety, and what’s simply too much demand on a kid’s system.
You’ll leave with a few concrete strategies to trial at home — and language you can use with caregivers or providers who don’t yet see the full picture.
Meet your clinicians
Dr. Jill Gitten Aloia
PhD, ABPP-CN
Board-certified clinical neuropsychologist with 20 years of experience in developmental neuropsychology. Former intern, fellow, and research associate at Brown University. Mom of two, mountain-lover, and fierce advocate for neurodivergent kids. View full profile
Lily Baiser
MS, OTR/L
I'm a licensed pediatric occupational therapist with a wealth of experience spanning 17 years. My journey has taken me through sensory-based clinics, virtual care setups, home visits, and educational institutions. But what truly fuels my enthusiasm is sharing the world of sensory processing to enhance the lives of families like yours. I have advanced training in sensory processing, visual-vestibular integration, sensory-based feeding therapy, various auditory interventions, and handwriting. View full profile
Jill and Lily can't wait to meet you.
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