Equip's multidisciplinary care teams guide your family through ARFID treatment and teach you the skills to maintain lasting recovery. Click to learn more. | Equip

ARFID isn’t like other eating disorders; it requires specialized treatment. That’s why Equip uses specialized clinicians trained in treating ARFID specifically. We deliver care virtually, so you can connect with ARFID experts wherever you are. Take the next step towards lasting recovery today. | Equip

ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) is more common in people with autism than most realize. It’s not about being a “picky eater” — it can be a deeply rooted sensory experience where certain textures, smells, or even colors of food feel overwhelming or unsafe. For many autistic individuals, eating can be a daily source of anxiety. Have you or someone you love experienced this? Learn more in this episode. #idiotpodcast #autismawareness | Laura Clery