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In the last episode we took a break from the science to tell you about our innovative new Telehealth Starter Kit. We provide this kit, free of charge, to parents to kit start their home telehealth feeding program.  In this episode we take a moment to hear from the very talented artist who designed the artwork for the box, Elisa Murillo. 

If your child consumes a limited variety of nutritive foods, exhibits challenging behavior during mealtimes, or both, we can help! At Empower Behavioral Health we now offer an innovative outpatient pediatric feeding treatment program to serve children with autism and pediatric feeding disorders at home and at one of our several clinics throughout Texas. In this episode we provide a brief description of the program and highlight our exciting new telehealth starter kit. 

In this final episode of a special 9-part series, we discuss a description of a telehealth feeding clinic and associated outcomes reported in Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this eighth episode of a special 9-part series, we discuss some potential problems one might encounter in a start-up telehealth feeding program and some solutions, according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this seventh episode of a special 9-part series, we review elements of successful telehealth programs according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this sixth episode of a special 9-part series, we review some considerations pertaining to using telehealth to serve children with feeding problems according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this fifth episode of a special 9-part series, we take a look at consumer and provider perspectives on telehealth behavioral services according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners.Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.   

In this fourth episode of a special 9-part series, we compare “store-it-forward” with “real-time interaction” variations of telehealth behavioral services according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.  

In this third episode of a special 9-part series, we compare telehealth models of behavioral services to traditional office or home-based service models according to Alan Silverman’s 2011 chapter on the use of telehealth to facilitate interdisciplinary interventions for feeding problems in children. Tune in to subsequent episodes as we dive into more of Silverman’s chapter and extract value for practitioners. Silverman, A. (2011). Telehealth interventions for feeding problems. In A. Southall & C. Martin (Eds.), Feeding problems in children: A practical guide (2nd ed., pp. 261–276). Oxford, UK: Radcliffe Publishing.