Children’s eating difficulties are common and can be linked to sensory differences, anxiety, or neurodivergence. Most of the time, restricted eating isn’t harmful if children are growing well and healthy.
Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust (NSFT) are in the process of establishing a specialist Suffolk ARFID team to support children and young people. As the newly appointed Assistant Psychologist, I’m
Restricted eating is common in autistic people. Issues such as only eating very few foods, not being able to eat at school, going long periods of time without eating and
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