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There is encouraging news for families navigating Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). New research found that both family-based and individual therapy can help children reduce ARFID symptoms and expand the variety of foods they are able to eat.

ARFID is much more than "picky eating." It is a serious eating disorder that can impact nutrition, growth, and everyday life. With early intervention and specialized care, recovery is possible.

Two treatments help ARFID, a common pediatric eating disorder, Stanford Medicine trial shows Family- and individual-based therapy both help children with avoidant restrictive food intake disorder eat more foods, while family-based therapy also boosts weight gain.