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In this episode, Christine opens up about a case that deeply impacted her — a child with complex needs and a mom who truly wanted progress... but couldn’t take the first step herself.
You'll hear what happened when hours of therapy, the best intentions, and skilled professionals weren’t enough — because the key ingredient was missing: the parent’s active involvement.
Whether you’re a parent or a therapist, this story offers an honest look into why even the most tailored, holistic feeding plans fall flat without buy-in at home — and why Christine sees her role as more Mary Poppins than miracle worker.
She reminds us that no matter how rare the diagnosis or how many services are stacked into the week, feeding therapy only works when the parent is in it. The biggest breakthroughs don’t happen in the clinic — they happen at the kitchen table.
By Christine Miroddi Yoder3.9
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In this episode, Christine opens up about a case that deeply impacted her — a child with complex needs and a mom who truly wanted progress... but couldn’t take the first step herself.
You'll hear what happened when hours of therapy, the best intentions, and skilled professionals weren’t enough — because the key ingredient was missing: the parent’s active involvement.
Whether you’re a parent or a therapist, this story offers an honest look into why even the most tailored, holistic feeding plans fall flat without buy-in at home — and why Christine sees her role as more Mary Poppins than miracle worker.
She reminds us that no matter how rare the diagnosis or how many services are stacked into the week, feeding therapy only works when the parent is in it. The biggest breakthroughs don’t happen in the clinic — they happen at the kitchen table.

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