Clinical tools from a real feeding caseload.

Assessments, resources, and training for SLPs, OTs, and feeding therapists who want a clearer picture of how structure, movement, and mealtimes connect.

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Foodology Functional Feeding Assessmentā„¢

A self-scoring assessment of airway, oral structure, jaw, lips, tongue, and swallowing. Every item has four level descriptors, a line drawing where it helps, and notes on the muscles involved and how a low score affects eating and speech. Pick a score and the worksheet totals every subsection, domain, and the overall summary.

  • 78items
  • 6domains
  • 17drawing sets
The FFFA scoring worksheet with line drawings and the calculated Overall Summary
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Clinician downloads

Ready-to-use resources for your sessions and for the families you work with. Each one opens on Teachers Pay Teachers.

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Feeding Therapy Bundle

Send-home printables for families: a mealtime routine checklist, a no-pressure mealtime do’s and don’ts sheet, a current food repertoire page, and a weekly meal planner.

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Mealtime Progress Tracker

A Google Sheets tracker that charts a child’s food preferences by color, variety, and texture, so you and families can see progress over time.

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Feeding Therapy Insurance Appeal Toolkit

Scripts, letters, and templates families can use to appeal a feeding therapy denial, including a claim decision flowchart and an insurance verification worksheet.

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Our Favorite Feeding Tools

A linked list of the chairs, kitchen prep tools, and food-play supplies we recommend to families, including tools that give extra sensory input.

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Food labs and programs for your sessions

The same pressure-free food exploration framework we use with families, ready to bring into your therapy room.

Mission Vault: food science labs

A growing library of food science labs. Each kit turns one food into sensory missions, hands-on experiments, and data your clients collect themselves, so a food session feels like a lab instead of a test.

  • 16 food kits 5 fruits, 6 vegetables, 5 proteins
  • Two versions of every kit ages 4–7 and ages 8+
  • About 20 pages per kit experiments, challenges, and data sheets
  • Food Idea Planner included new meal ideas from any food a child already eats
  • New foods added free and you can request a food

One-time payment. Every future food kit included.

Ages 4 to 7 lab page: Cauliflower Branching
Ages 4–7
Ages 8 plus lab page: Egg Foam Graph
Ages 8+
Free course

Food Introduction Protocol

The free 5-day course that starts it all: five sensory missions with scripts for younger and older children, three curiosity profiles (Detective, Engineer, Scientist), and a printable mission log. Share it with families as a home program, or take it yourself before you bring the Vault into sessions.

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Coming soon

In the works now. Check back here when it opens.

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Infant Feeding Evaluation

A self-scoring evaluation for babies from birth to 36 months, built in the same style as the FFFA.

  • Oral-motor and feeding skills with age-equivalent scoring
  • Reflex profile
  • Tethered oral tissue screening
  • Posture, sensory, and regulation observations
  • Structural findings

Built by Christine Miroddi Yoder, MA, SLP

Christine is a pediatric feeding SLP, the founder of Foodology Feeding Therapy, and the author of Mealtime Mindset: How Changing Your Mindset Changes Mealtimes. Every tool here started as something she built for her own clients and kept refining until it worked in real sessions.

The goal is simple: tools that help you see the whole child, explain your findings clearly, and spend less time on paperwork.

Start with the FFFA today.

The self-scoring Foodology Functional Feeding Assessmentā„¢ is available now.

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