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Outline: 

Introduction 

Definition of Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder and ADHD 

The Challenges of Picky Eating 

Strategies for Overcoming Picky Eating 

Establish a Mealtime Routine 

Provide Positive Reinforcement 

Introduce New Foods Gradually 

Explore Different Textures and Flavors 

Make Mealtime Fun 

Nutritional Considerations 

Nutrient-Dense Foods 

Avoiding Unhealthy Foods 

Working with a Dietitian 

Dealing with Challenging Behaviors 

Reducing Anxiety and Stress 

Understanding Sensory Overload 

Encouraging Positive Eating Habits 

Conclusion 

Summary of Strategies 

Resources for Parents

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Overcoming the Picky Eater: A Guide for Parents of Kids with Autism or Sensory Processing Disorder 

Welcome to the course titled "Overcoming the Picky Eater: A Guide for Parents of Kids with Autism or Sensory Processing Disorder." This course aims to provide parents with valuable tools and strategies to help their children overcome the challenges of picky eating that are often associated with autism and sensory processing disorder. By understanding the unique needs and sensory sensitivities of these children, parents can develop effective techniques to introduce new foods, create a positive mealtime environment, and promote a balanced and nutritious diet.

In the first section, we will begin by defining autism, sensory processing disorder, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Understanding these conditions is crucial to comprehend the underlying factors that contribute to picky eating habits. Through a comprehensive exploration of these disorders, parents will gain insight into how sensory sensitivities, aversions, and behavioral patterns affect their child's eating habits.

The challenges of picky eating will then be addressed in detail. Parents will learn about the various reasons behind food aversions and the potential impact on their child's overall health and development. By recognizing the factors that contribute to their child's picky eating, parents can begin to develop effective strategies to address and overcome these challenges.

The course will then delve into specific strategies for overcoming pick

This course will help you expand your child's diet using what is called the 'food chaining' approach, commonly used to help assist children with ASD or sensory processing disorder to accept more foods over time.  It works by adding one new food at a time, starting with a food that resembles one your child already accepts in terms of shape, texture etc.