Are you supporting your child or young person with ARFID (Avoidance/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder)?
You can self-refer into one of our fully funded programmes for those in Scotland supporting someone aged 5-17 - no diagnosis needed.
Our programmes will help you gain confidence and develop the skills you need to support your loved one. Choose from the options below.
ARFID Peer Support Group for Family Members (formerly Endeavour) is our free weekly peer support group for parents and carers of children and young people aged 5-17, with an ARFID diagnosis or who are displaying ARFID behaviours. Gain new skills and improve your confidence in communicating your loved ones needs with school and healthcare professionals. Self-refer using our form.
Are you a parent or carer of a young person aged 5 – 17 who has an ARFID diagnosis and/or is displaying ARFID behaviours and presentations. Do you need a safe space where you can open up to someone? Our ARFID Support for Family Members (formerly Anchor) offers 1-2-1 support that will help you support your young person. Sign-up using our self-referral form.
What happens next?
When you submit your self-referral form the information goes to our services team and they will be in touch.