Understanding ARFID: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder with Mo Salari

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In episode 29 of 'Eat Your Greens with Dr. Black,' Dr. Black discusses the relatively new diagnosis of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) with Mo Salari, a clinical therapist at the Austin Center for Eating Disorders. The episode covers the distinguishing features of ARFID compared to typical picky eating, including its classification as a psychiatric disorder, its severe health and nutritional consequences, and common underlying factors like anxiety and sensory sensitivities. Salari shares insights on the diagnosis, associated risk factors, the importance of a multidisciplinary treatment approach, and the relevance of parental support and patience. The episode also emphasizes the need for more research and awareness about ARFID.
Austin Center for Eating Disorders
Mo Salari, LMSW
ARDIF Collaborative

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1. Understanding ARFID: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder with Mo Salari (00:00:00)

2. Introduction and Welcome (00:01:18)

3. Introducing Mo Salari (00:04:14)

4. Defining ARFID and Its Differences from Picky Eating (00:07:01)

5. Causes and Risk Factors of ARFID (00:13:18)

6. Treatment and Management of ARFID (00:22:01)

7. Resources and Support for Families (00:34:22)

8. Conclusion and Recap (00:36:04)