ARFID Help
Manage the symptoms associated with ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) with the help of our registered dietitians who specialize in eating disorders. Allow our team to support your ARFID treatment and pave the way to recovery!
How Can A Dietitian and Nutritionist Help Manage ARFID
Our eating disorder support dietitians can help manage the symptoms of ARFID in the following ways:
- Provide current, science-backed information about ARFID as well as the latest management strategies of the eating disorder.
- Inform you about food and body’s nutritional needs at any given age.
- Help stabilize weight loss.
- Provide support, advice and resources to parents.
- Help address potential nutrient deficiencies, if applicable.
- Provide strategies and tips to help develop a healthy relationship with food.
- Help reduce anxiety about eating certain foods or foods that are unfamiliar.
- Equip parents with picky eating strategies.
- Supply tips to help increase the variety of foods eaten.
- Provide support and strategies to help avoid restrictive behaviour.
- Give support to get back to regular patterns of eating.
- Develop a personalized, nutritionally-balanced meal plan.
- Monitor progress, as required.
- Work in conjunction with other health professionals to help support the overall ARFID treatment and the recovery process.
- And more.
Learn more about Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, its signs & symptoms, as well as diagnosis criteria.
Who We Help with ARFID Management
Our dietitians for ARFID support work with clients of all genders, ages, races, ethnic and religious backgrounds, sexual orientations, socio-economic status, body weights, shapes and sizes.
Related Services
Contact us for a no-obligation phone consultation during which we can:
✓ outline how working with a nutritionist and dietitian looks like
✓ discuss your needs and goal(s)
✓ explain how billing and pricing work
✓ address concerns about insurance, if any
✓ answer any other questions
We Offer In-Person & Virtual ARFID Support Sessions
Our registered dietitians specializing in eating disorders offer nutritional counselling sessions for anorexia support at select office locations and virtually.
Learn more about online nutritional support sessions with a dietitian.
How much does it cost to work with a dietitian for ARFID help?
Additional ARFID Help & Information
We also encourage to refer to the below resources to learn more about Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder.