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ARFID: The little-known ... Some 28% of calls regarding children under-16 are now about the ... this government will overhaul the NHS and ensure those living with serious eating disorders like ...

A spokesman for the NHS said: “We know that more work is needed, which is why the NHS is also refreshing guidance on children and young people’s eating disorders, strengthening early ...

Because there are no national NHS guidelines on how to treat it, ... Not everyone who has trouble eating has ARFID. All children go through a fussy eating stage. That is perfectly normal.

Psychologist and ARFID specialist Mona Hansen says getting a diagnosis or help on the NHS can be tricky. She says: “Although ARFID has been recognised as a mental disorder since 2013, there are ...

Surprisingly, ARFID can also manifest in late adolescence and adulthood, yet misconceptions persist, leading to many adults being misdiagnosed or left untreatedLeilani Sechler, LMFT, and Clinical ...

Ronnie McGee, now three, has refused to eat a full meal since he was 18 months old, with his mum Jess McCormick desperate for ...

Cases of a little-known eating disorder called Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) are increasing, with growing numbers of families struggling to access adequate support, charities say.