Asha is a Speech Pathologist with a background in early intervention for children with developmental delays and disabilities. She is also a qualified autism assessor.

Asha particularly enjoys working with neurodivergent children and their families to make mealtimes less stressful. At the core of her approach to feeding therapy is helping parents and carers to understand how their children experience the world.

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Asha is trained in numerous approaches to feeding therapy including Get Permission, SOS®, and SOFFI®. She uses a combination of trainings and strategies based on what each individual child needs.

Since graduating over 15 years ago, Holly has worked almost exclusively in the area of paediatric feeding difficulties, which has become her clinical passion. Holly has spent most of her career working in the paediatric and neonatal tertiary hospital setting, however she has had the privilege of being able to work across additional sectors, including paediatric mental health, community settings, the disability sector, and early intervention. 

In addition to this, Holly has taught on the subject of paediatric feeding disorders to other health professionals across the state and has lectured on the topic to students at Curtin University and Edith Cowan University.

Holly is always interested in discussing evidence based practice in the world of paediatric feeding and has recently taken on a role as a reviewer with The Informed SLP, writing on the topics of paediatric feeding disorders and early intervention.

Annie Robertson is a Senior Dietitian with 15 years experience working with children with complex feeding difficulties in Perth and London, including Perth Children's Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital. She
has also mentored dietetic students and new graduates for many years.

Annie provides assessment and evidence based recommendations for the management of nutritional issues related to disability, tube feeding and weaning, infant and toddler feeding difficulties, growth faltering, malnutrition as well as a range of other chronic diseases and medical conditions.

Annie is a mother to two young children, so understands the chaos of parent life! She aims to provide practical, non-judgemental support that fits with families own feeding goals. Annie loves working as part of a multidisciplinary team of feeding therapists, to provide a holistic approach to childhood feeding.

Alison is a Senior Dietitian with 30 years' experience working with infants, children and teenagers in both Australia and the UK, including community settings and major teaching hospitals.  

Alison provides evidence-based recommendations for the management of nutritional issues related to growth and development, vitamin and mineral deficiency e.g. iron deficiency, constipation and gut health, Paediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) and Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) , infant and toddler feeding difficulties, tube feeding and weaning, as well as a range of other chronic diseases and medical conditions.

Alison loves working as part of an interdisciplinary team of feeding therapists, to provide a holistic, practical and supportive approach to feeding.