ARFID

FREE Virtual Adult ARFID Support Group for people in California

 

Our FREE Adult ARFID Support Group is running and ongoing as of April 2025.

We have been running for 4 years.

Group meets weekly through May 15. After that, group will start meeting monthly. Group WILL NOT Meet on

  • Thursday, May 22, 2025
  • Thursday, May 29, 2025

ARFID Adult Support Group Meetings

Beginning June 5, 2025, the group will meet the first Thursday of every month at 5 pm. Upcoming dates are: June 5, July 10 (exception to the first Thursday), August 7, September 4, October 2, 2015.

Contact hello@EDTLA.com for the Zoom link.

Who is the ARFID Adult Support Group For?

The group is open to adults with ARFID anywhere in California, ages 18 and up.

We are seeing more and more need for treatment for Avoidant Restrictive Intake Disorder (ARFID). We have noticed that adults with ARFID have struggled with it for many years without treatment–or in many cases–without a diagnosis.

The patients we see with ARFID are usually relieved to find a treatment that is tailored to them. They report not knowing other people with ARFID and not having people in their lives who understand what it is like to live with ARFID. They report feeling like they don’t fit in in other eating disorder recovery and support spaces. It is for this reason, that Dr. Muhlheim started this support group in 2021.

What Happens During the ARFID Adult Support Group?

Each week, Dr. Muhlheim provides education and members share struggles and wins in living with ARFID.

Here are some themes we’ve discussed:

So, here we have it, a space just for adults with ARFID. Come for support and education.

To Join our FREE ARFID Adult Group

Call 323-743-1122 or email hello@EDTLA.com to reserve a spot.

Learn More About Our Other Services for ARFID

Several of our clinicians have several years of experience in treating ARFID and have undergone training in CBT-AR with Drs Thomas and Eddy, the developers of CBT-AR. We provide therapy for ARFID –including adults with ARFID and family therapy for teens and children with ARFID.

 

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