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Online psychologist for Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID)
Please note: our sessions are held in Italian only.
ARFID is a food intake limitation not linked to body image, characterised by a narrow range of accepted foods, fear of eating, or lack of interest. It often affects children but also adults.
Find your therapistSessions from €45 · Secure video call · Flexible hours
Signs not to ignore
- Very limited food intake with few accepted items
- Anxiety or disgust towards specific or new foods
- Weight loss or nutritional deficiencies without medical cause
- Avoidance of social situations involving food
How online therapy can help
The psychological path (often supported by nutritional advice) works in small steps to address food anxiety and gradually expand the range of accepted foods.
Book a first sessionFrequently asked questions
Is it an eating disorder?
Yes, but it differs from anorexia and bulimia as there is no obsession with weight or body shape.
How can I help a child with ARFID?
With a gradual approach without pressure: therapy guides the family through the necessary steps.