What Is the Power of “Yet”? In feeding therapy, progress does not always look like taking a bite of a new food. Sometimes progress is being willing to look at a food, tolerate it on the table, touch it, smell it, or explore it without pressure. The word “yet” can help children and caregivers recognize that a skill is still developing rather than believing it is impossible.

At Innovative Therapy Center, pizza is more than a fun food—it’s a food that tells us a lot. From the outside, pizza looks like the ultimate “easy choice.” But in feeding therapy, pizza can be wonderful, overwhelming, and surprisingly complex—sometimes all at once. Let’s break it down.

At Innovative Therapy Center, we use food play as a powerful tool in feeding therapy. It helps children get more comfortable with different textures, smells, colors, and tastes—without the pressure to eat right away. This Cookie Day, we’re inviting families to get creative in the kitchen and make their own version of "cookies" using nutritious, real foods.