ARFID in the News

-Increasing ARFID awareness, education opportunities, training options, and treatment access for all-

Has IBD Made You Food-Phobic?

People with inflammatory bowel disease are vulnerable to avoidant restrictive food-intake disorder (ARFID), a kind of PTSD for food. Here’s how to recognize the signs.

Dr Lauren Mulheim, Dr Kamryn Eddy, and Dr James Lock were interviewed for this fantastic article!

Our Own Dr Mulheim: Feeding a Child with ARFID and a Narrow Range of Foods

ARFID Is More Than Just Picky Eating — Here's What Parents Need to Know

Serious eating disorder ARFID is highly heritable, according to new twin study | NewsroomCynthia Bulik, PhD, founding director of the UNC Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders, is senior author of the article published in JAMA Psychiatry.

I Thought My Kid Was A Picky Eater. Then A Therapist Had An Idea That Changed Everything."Put a smoothie or an unfamiliar brand of mac 'n' cheese in front of her, and she trembles with fear."