Outpatient support for ARFID and life after a program.

• Adults with ARFID (avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder), including when it overlaps with autism or ADHD
• Adults who have finished an IOP, PHP or residential program and need ongoing outpatient therapy
• Adults whose eating issues are tied up with trauma, anxiety or sensory sensitivities

Leaving a program is a vulnerable time. The structure disappears, and real life comes back all at once. I worked as a primary therapist in eating disorder treatment for years, and outpatient continuity is often the missing piece. We focus on holding onto what you built in treatment while dealing with what comes next.

ARFID is not about body image. It is restriction driven by things like sensory sensitivity, fear of choking or vomiting, or low interest in food. It is common in autistic and ADHD adults and often missed. Treatment is gradual and practical, and it respects real sensory differences.

Eating disorder care works best as a team. With your permission, I coordinate with your dietitian, medical provider and psychiatric provider. If you need a higher level of care than outpatient therapy, I will tell you.