Understanding Your Rights in Therapy: A Comprehensive Guide by Kati Morton
Delve into the world of Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) with licensed therapist Kati Morton. Learn about the symptoms, criteria for diagnosis, and available treatments for ARFID.
,,In this section, Kati Morton sheds light on the definition and background of ARFID. She explains the transition from Selective Eating Disorder to ARFID as per the DSM-5.
Kati discusses how ARFID differs from picky eating and the impact it can have on an individual's growth and daily life.
Transition from Selective Eating Disorder to ARFID
Impact of ARFID on Growth and Daily Life
Kati outlines the key criteria for diagnosing ARFID, including eating or feeding disturbances, significant weight loss, nutritional deficiencies, and psychosocial interference.
She emphasizes the importance of seeking professional help for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Key Criteria for ARFID Diagnosis
Seeking Professional Help for ARFID
Explore the various treatment options for ARFID, including exposure therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT).
Kati highlights the benefits of each treatment approach and the importance of finding the right fit for individual needs.
Exposure Therapy for ARFID
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for ARFID
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Comments
Great insights on ARFID diagnosis criteria! Very informative and helpful for understanding the disorder.
Kati's expertise in mental health shines through in this post. Her recommendations for seeking professional help are spot on.
I appreciate the breakdown of treatment options for ARFID. It's crucial to find the right approach for each individual.