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Caring for Young People with ARFID

Caring for Young People with ARFID

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Title slide for an InStride Health presentation titled "Caring for Young People with ARFID," with the subtitle "ARFID in Children, Teens & Young Adults." On the right is a photo of a smiling young woman with shoulder-length brown hair, glasses, a denim shirt, and white headphones around her neck. The InStride Health logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Avoidant-Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) can be incredibly stressful for families, often turning mealtimes into a source of anxiety and conflict. In this webinar, InStride Health team members Emily LeDonne, PhD, and Brian Richter, PhD, will help parents and caregivers understand the different ways ARFID presents in children and teens. They will also provide practical, evidence-based tools—such as food chaining and mealtime games—to help families reduce "thinking traps" and support their child in expanding their diet.

This webinar is specifically designed for parents and caregivers seeking to expand their knowledge and tools in addressing ARFID. A recording of this webinar will be made available to all registrants.

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