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SUMMARY:April ARFID Parent Support Group
DESCRIPTION:We welcome parents of individuals with Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) to our virtual support group. \nParenting a young person with ARFID is challenging. Feeding a child or teen or young adult with ARFID is extremely challenging. Meals may feel like a constant struggle. You have likely been given conflicting advice about whether to cater to their food preferences or not. Also\, you may feel like you’re running ragged searching for their preferred brand of yogurt or chicken nuggets or having to bring home the exact right fast food every night. You may have run out of ideas for what food to serve them. They may be eating the same eight foods over and over again and the list of foods they are willing to eat only seems to get smaller over time. You feel worried about their health and you know they are not getting enough nutrition. \nWe have been supporting parents in supporting their teens with ARFID. Our work is rooted in Family-Based Treatment for child and teen eating disorders and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for ARFID. In our work with families of teens with ARFID\, we see how hard it is to parent and feed and support recovery. This is why we have created a monthly support group for parents of teens with ARFID. \nThis monthly group is led by Lauren Muhlheim\, Psy.D.\, CEDS-S over zoom. We will provide psychoeducation about ARFID\, the different types of ARFID\, how it may develop\, maintaining factors\, and recovery strategies. Parents will be able to share struggles and successes.
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/april-arfid-parent-support-group/
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SUMMARY:April FBT Parent Support Group
DESCRIPTION:Are you a parent of a teen or young adult struggling with an eating disorder such as ARFID\, anorexia\, or bulimia? Do you feel helpless\, worried\, or uncertain about how to support them? Join our monthly virtual support group designed for parents like you\, who are currently utilizing or interested in Family-Based Treatment (FBT) principles. This is open to any parents from any location. \nFamily-Based Treatment (FBT) is the leading approach for treating teens with eating disorders\, emphasizing the crucial role of parents in the recovery process. Our FBT Parent Support Group offers practical and effective strategies that caregivers can use to assist their teens and to restore your confidence and empower you to help your teen on their path to recovery. \nThis monthly group is alternately led by Lauren Muhlheim\, Psy.D.\, CEDS-S\, and Carly Poynter\, Psy.D over zoom. Each session will start with a 10-minute psychoeducation about FBT\, followed by an interactive discussion. Parents will have the opportunity to respond to the presenters\, ask questions\, and receive feedback. Topics in this session includes managing mealtime distress\, effective communication\, preventing burnout and relapse\, navigating school and sports\, and recovery strategies. This forum also encourages parents to share their experiences\, both challenges and successes.
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/april-fbt-parent-support-group/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:May ARFID Parent Support Group
DESCRIPTION:We welcome parents of individuals with Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) to our virtual support group. \nParenting a young person with ARFID is challenging. Feeding a child or teen or young adult with ARFID is extremely challenging. Meals may feel like a constant struggle. You have likely been given conflicting advice about whether to cater to their food preferences or not. Also\, you may feel like you’re running ragged searching for their preferred brand of yogurt or chicken nuggets or having to bring home the exact right fast food every night. You may have run out of ideas for what food to serve them. They may be eating the same eight foods over and over again and the list of foods they are willing to eat only seems to get smaller over time. You feel worried about their health and you know they are not getting enough nutrition. \nWe have been supporting parents in supporting their teens with ARFID. Our work is rooted in Family-Based Treatment for child and teen eating disorders and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for ARFID. In our work with families of teens with ARFID\, we see how hard it is to parent and feed and support recovery. This is why we have created a monthly support group for parents of teens with ARFID. \nThis monthly group is led by Lauren Muhlheim\, Psy.D.\, CEDS-S over zoom. We will provide psychoeducation about ARFID\, the different types of ARFID\, how it may develop\, maintaining factors\, and recovery strategies. Parents will be able to share struggles and successes.
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/may-arfid-parent-support-group/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eating Disorder Therapy LA":MAILTO:hello@EDTLA.com
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SUMMARY:May FBT Parent Support Group
DESCRIPTION:Are you a parent of a teen or young adult struggling with an eating disorder such as ARFID\, anorexia\, or bulimia? Do you feel helpless\, worried\, or uncertain about how to support them? Join our monthly virtual support group designed for parents like you\, who are currently utilizing or interested in Family-Based Treatment (FBT) principles. This is open to any parents from any location. \nFamily-Based Treatment (FBT) is the leading approach for treating teens with eating disorders\, emphasizing the crucial role of parents in the recovery process. Our FBT Parent Support Group offers practical and effective strategies that caregivers can use to assist their teens and to restore your confidence and empower you to help your teen on their path to recovery. \nThis monthly group is alternately led by Lauren Muhlheim\, Psy.D.\, CEDS-S\, and Carly Poynter\, Psy.D over zoom. Each session will start with a 10-minute psychoeducation about FBT\, followed by an interactive discussion. Parents will have the opportunity to respond to the presenters\, ask questions\, and receive feedback. Topics in this session includes managing mealtime distress\, effective communication\, preventing burnout and relapse\, navigating school and sports\, and recovery strategies. This forum also encourages parents to share their experiences\, both challenges and successes.
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/may-fbt-parent-support-group/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eating Disorder Therapy LA":MAILTO:hello@EDTLA.com
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SUMMARY:June ARFID Parent Support Group
DESCRIPTION:We welcome parents of individuals with Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) to our virtual support group. \nParenting a young person with ARFID is challenging. Feeding a child or teen or young adult with ARFID is extremely challenging. Meals may feel like a constant struggle. You have likely been given conflicting advice about whether to cater to their food preferences or not. Also\, you may feel like you’re running ragged searching for their preferred brand of yogurt or chicken nuggets or having to bring home the exact right fast food every night. You may have run out of ideas for what food to serve them. They may be eating the same eight foods over and over again and the list of foods they are willing to eat only seems to get smaller over time. You feel worried about their health and you know they are not getting enough nutrition. \nWe have been supporting parents in supporting their teens with ARFID. Our work is rooted in Family-Based Treatment for child and teen eating disorders and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for ARFID. In our work with families of teens with ARFID\, we see how hard it is to parent and feed and support recovery. This is why we have created a monthly support group for parents of teens with ARFID. \nThis monthly group is led by Lauren Muhlheim\, Psy.D.\, CEDS-S over zoom. We will provide psychoeducation about ARFID\, the different types of ARFID\, how it may develop\, maintaining factors\, and recovery strategies. Parents will be able to share struggles and successes.
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/june-arfid-parent-support-group/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eating Disorder Therapy LA":MAILTO:hello@EDTLA.com
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SUMMARY:June FBT Parent Support Group
DESCRIPTION:Are you a parent of a teen or young adult struggling with an eating disorder such as ARFID\, anorexia\, or bulimia? Do you feel helpless\, worried\, or uncertain about how to support them? Join our monthly virtual support group designed for parents like you\, who are currently utilizing or interested in Family-Based Treatment (FBT) principles. This is open to any parents from any location. \nFamily-Based Treatment (FBT) is the leading approach for treating teens with eating disorders\, emphasizing the crucial role of parents in the recovery process. Our FBT Parent Support Group offers practical and effective strategies that caregivers can use to assist their teens and to restore your confidence and empower you to help your teen on their path to recovery. \nThis monthly group is alternately led by Lauren Muhlheim\, Psy.D.\, CEDS-S\, and Carly Poynter\, Psy.D over zoom. Each session will start with a 10-minute psychoeducation about FBT\, followed by an interactive discussion. Parents will have the opportunity to respond to the presenters\, ask questions\, and receive feedback. Topics in this session includes managing mealtime distress\, effective communication\, preventing burnout and relapse\, navigating school and sports\, and recovery strategies. This forum also encourages parents to share their experiences\, both challenges and successes.
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/june-fbt-parent-support-group/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Eating Disorder Therapy LA":MAILTO:hello@EDTLA.com
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SUMMARY:ARFID Kids Camp 2026- Initial Deposit
DESCRIPTION: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 evidence-based treatments for ARFID including FBI-ARFID\, responsive feeding\, and CBT-AR techniques. \nThis program aims to empower kids to explore new foods\, increase their awareness of their sensory superpowers\, and develop confidence. \nBy the end of this session\, attendees will be able to:  \n\nExplain ways their bodies are smart \nIncrease their confidence in exploring novel foods \nDescribe strategies to expand food variety\n\nThis 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. \nShe is joined by Vanessa Galeano\, SLP\, a full-time pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist at a top children’s hospital treating complex feeding and swallowing disorders\, and also in private practice. \nTo reserve your child’s spot\, a $500 registration fee is required\, with an additional $500 due on August 1. Join us at our ARFID Camp\, where your child’s journey toward a better relationship with food begins. 
URL:https://www.eatingdisordertherapyla.com/group/arfid-kids-camp-2026-initial-deposit/
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