Navigating ARFID Together: Tools for Parents, Students, & Social Workers
Recognizing the signs, changing the narrative, and guiding students through recovery.
Essential ARFID Eating Disorder Resources
Download and share these fact-based guides with students, parents, and staff.

ARFID: Where to Start
This quick one-pager helps you understanding the nuances of ARFID while developing a plan for addressing concerns.

ARFID Guide for Social Workers
A resource to help school social workers approach sensitive discussions about ARFID with parents and students.

ARFID School Support Planning Worksheet
A planning tool that can be used with provider recommendations, school policies, 504 plans, IEPs, or health plans as needed.

Navigating College with ARFID
A practical approach guide designed for students with ARFID who are transitioning to college.

Starting A Conversation Guide
A resource to help educators and caregivers approach sensitive discussions about eating disorders with students.

ANAD Support Group Schedule
A list of free, virtual support groups led by individuals with lived experience, including specialized groups for students and parents.

Transition Guide for High School Graduates
From our friends at The Dorm! This guide provides insight into common student stressors and vulnerabilities, including AI reliance and companionship.
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