Stephanie Forseth, Registered Occupational Therapist and founder of Intuitive Therapy Solutions
Credentials

B.Kin — University of Calgary
MSc. Occupational Therapy
Registered OT · ACOT
10+ years clinical experience

Meet the founder

Stephanie Forseth

B.Kin, MSc. O.T. · Registered Occupational Therapist · Founder
Pediatric Feeding Specialist Nervous System Informed Virtual · Canada-Wide ACOT Registered

Stephanie Forseth is a Registered Occupational Therapist, pediatric feeding specialist, and the founder of Intuitive Therapy Solutions. She supports families with young children navigating feeding challenges, sensory processing differences, and nervous system regulation — using a safety-first, relationship-based approach rooted in The Regulated Table™ Framework.

With over a decade of clinical experience, Stephanie integrates evidence-informed, regulation-first frameworks with a deeply attuned therapeutic presence to help parents move beyond mealtime battles and into greater confidence, connection, and trust at the table.


How Stephanie works

A grounded, parent-centered approach.

Stephanie is known for her calm, grounded presence, deep listening, and ability to identify the underlying factors driving feeding and regulation challenges. Her work centers on empowering parents as active partners — because change that happens only in sessions doesn't last.

Safety before food

Every session begins with the body's felt sense of safety. Food comes after — never before the nervous system is ready to receive it.

Parents as the agents of change

Stephanie coaches caregivers to understand their child's nervous system patterns and respond in ways that build trust, not compliance.

No pressure, no performance

No reward charts, no "just try one bite," no strategies that introduce performance pressure around food or mealtimes.

Individualized and practical

Strategies are built around your child's specific nervous system profile and your family's real daily rhythms — not generic protocols.


Background & training

Clinical background.

RTF

Developer of The Regulated Table™ Framework

A proprietary nervous-system-informed approach to pediatric feeding — treating safety and regulation as the prerequisite for food acceptance. Five root-cause driver profiles, each mapped to a distinct clinical entry point.

OT

MSc. Occupational Therapy

Graduate-level clinical training in pediatric occupational therapy, with advanced focus on feeding, sensory processing, and nervous system regulation.

10+

Over a decade of pediatric clinical experience

Specialized in feeding therapy, sensory processing differences, and parent coaching across community, clinical, and virtual settings.

EDU

Mentorship, training & conference presentations

Has mentored OT students and clinicians, facilitated professional workshops, and presented at conferences including the Blackfoot Confederacy Conference.

CA

Virtual practice · Canada-wide

Currently provides virtual pediatric feeding therapy and parent coaching to families across Canada through Intuitive Therapy Solutions.


What families often experience.

Every family's journey is different. These are the shifts that most often emerge through this work:

Mealtimes feel different

Less tension at the table. A gradual shift from dread to something closer to neutral — and eventually, ease.

Parents feel more confident

Caregivers move from reactive to responsive — understanding what's driving behavior and knowing what to do instead.

Children feel safer

When the pressure lifts, curiosity has room to emerge. Many families notice their child becoming more willing to be near food — without force.


Stay in the loop.

Stephanie is developing The Regulated Table™ clinician training and new resources for families. Be the first to know when new offerings launch.

Book a Complimentary Fit Consult

Are you a clinician or referral partner? ITS works collaboratively alongside SLPs, dietitians, psychologists, chiropractors, and physicians. Visit the clinician page for referral resources, the Clinical Referral Guide, and information on the upcoming Regulated Table™ clinician training.

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