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ARFID Isn't "Picky Eating" or Anorexia: What a 2026 Review of 22 Studies Found

By Aimee Brueck • September 15, 2026
A 2026 systematic review and meta-analysis of 22 studies finds ARFID has a distinct clinical profile from anorexia and bulimia in children and teens. Progressive Pediatric Therapy explains what it means for feeding therapy in Palm Beach County. Schedule an evaluation today.

Toe Walking in Children: Causes, Treatment, and When Parents Should Seek Help

By Aimee Brueck • September 14, 2026
Is your child toe walking? Learn the causes of toe walking in children, how pediatric PT and OT help, and when to seek an evaluation. Progressive Pediatric Therapy provides individualized toe walking therapy in Palm Beach County, evaluating the whole child. Schedule an evaluation in Palm Beach County today.

Toe Walking and Sensory Processing: Why the Cause Changes the Outcome

By Aimee Brueck • September 8, 2026
A 2026 study found children with autism or sensory processing disorder were far more likely to return to toe walking after surgery than idiopathic toe walkers. Progressive Pediatric Therapy explains what that means for families in Palm Beach County and why identifying the sensory piece matters before treatment.
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