the Learning Fountain

For Your Convenience...

Below, we have provided access to a variety of documents and resources. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have a question or need assistance.

Getting Started - New Patient Forms

These forms will need to be completed prior to your visit. Please download, complete them and bring them to your first appointment. There may be some questions you are unable to answer, if you need assistance, our therapists will be available to help you when you arrive...

Swallowing/Feeding Therapy Instructions and Forms

These forms help us assess your child's areas of need. Please fill them out as complete as possible.

Additional Resources

Suggested Reading

  • The Out of Sync Child, Carol Stock Kranowitz, M.A.
  • The Sensory Processing Disorder Answer Book, Tara Delaney, MS, OTR/L
  • Understanding Your Child's Sensory Signals, A Practical Daily Use Handbook for Parents and Teachers, Angie Voss, OTR

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hello amel!

Amel was fifteen months old when he was first seen at TLFI for sensory processing challenges and global delays. He had recently undergone a liver transplant, and was being fed via Gastrostomy Tube (G-Tube). He required assistance to sit and keep his head up. Amel was hypersensitive to tactile sensations; refusing teeth or hair brushing, and spitting out textured foods. He was followed two hours a week for feeding and occupational therapy.

Amel started walking after five months of therapy. Both oral-sensory and oral-motor skills also progressed, and Amel graduated from his feeding program after seven months of therapy. At the time of his discharge he was taking all his nutritional needs by mouth and eating regular table food including steak, fried rice, chicken, and stir fry vegetables. A few months later, his G-Tube was removed!