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Eating Disorders & ARFID
When food becomes the hardest part of every day.
Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder is one of the most underdiagnosed eating disorders in both children and adults. This practice specializes in CBT-AR, sensory-based approaches, and family-based treatment for ARFID across the lifespan. Browse the resources below or start with the free course.
Resources
Understanding ARFID
A free, 11-module course covering what ARFID is, how it differs from picky eating, treatment options, and support strategies for families and individuals.
Start the course → ProgramARFID Treatment Program
Stepped care from self-directed learning through individual CBT-AR therapy to family-based treatment and higher-level-of-care coordination.
View program details → Free ChecklistIs It ARFID? A Parent's Checklist
A downloadable checklist to help parents distinguish between typical picky eating and the clinical signs of ARFID.
Get the free checklist →Articles
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ARFID vs Picky Eating: How to Tell the Difference
ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) isn't picky eating. Learn the key differences, warning signs, and when to seek professional help.
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Is It Normal to Struggle With Food?
Many people have a difficult relationship with food and never talk about it. Here's what struggling with food actually looks like, why it's more common than you think, and when it might be worth paying attention to.
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If you or your child is struggling with restricted eating, food avoidance, or an extremely limited diet, a consultation can help determine whether ARFID treatment is the right fit. No pressure, no obligation.
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