Your clinician identifies what is driving the eating problem, from sensory sensitivity and fear to low interest, oral-motor skills, or rigidity, and you only see the tools that fit. Today shows the steps assigned for today, nothing more.
Foods are sorted into Safe, Learning, and Challenge, with food chaining from what your child already accepts. Practice runs from looking to touching to tasting, at your child's pace.
Meal logs track exploration and engagement, never calories, and flow back to your clinician as trends. Signs of refusal, dehydration, choking, or vomiting go straight to their queue with a response deadline.
A daily mealtime stress diary built on DBT skills, breathing and body-scan exercises, and secure messaging with your care team.
Recovery apps for adults assume the patient uses the app. Under ten, the parent does. Heartful Eating Recovery is built for that: no child-facing screens, no scores shown to the family, no advice the app invents on its own. Everything you see was set by your clinician.
Picture-based routines and coaching content your clinician chooses for your family.
The context your clinician asks about, logged where it happens. Home-screen widgets for quick entries.
Teens 13 and up and adults can use the program for themselves, with their own profile.
Heartful Eating Recovery works alongside your child’s clinician, so access comes through them. Download the app, then use the invitation from your dietitian or feeding therapist to get started.
Ask your dietitian or feeding therapist about Heartful Eating Recovery.
Available now on the App Store and Google Play.
Your care team’s invitation opens the program and links your progress to them.
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