Are you a parent of a child with ARFID and looking for activities for them this summer? Then, consider joining our ARFID Kids Camp!
Join our comprehensive 8-hour program, featuring 2 hours of daily activities focused on food exploration and education tailored specifically for children with ARFID sensory-sensitivity type. Our program incorporates researched treatments for ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder), including FBI-ARFID, responsive feeding, and CBT-AR techniques.
This program aims to empower kids to explore new foods, increase their awareness of their sensory superpowers, and develop confidence.
By the end of this session, attendees will be able to:
We will have some activities for the parents too!
This is led by Dr. Lauren Muhlheim, Psy.D., CEDS-S, the author of When Your Teen Has an Eating Disorder: Practical Strategies to Help Your Teen Recover from Anorexia, Bulimia & Binge Eating, who provides specialized outpatient therapy for children, teens, and adults with ARFID. She is the practice owner at Eating Disorder Therapy LA.
She is joined by Vanessa Galeano, SLP a pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist at a top children’s hospital treating complex feeding and swallowing disorders, and also in private practice at Sips to Spoonfuls in Los Angeles.
This is a time-limited program. You and your child are expected to attend in entirety to benefit from the varied activities. If your child gets sick, please notify us right away. We can try to offer a makeup date.
Our office is air-conditioned so please dress in layers. It may be cold inside when it is hot outside. Please wear comfortable clothes that can get messy.
Steps to join the camp:
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