Zoë Bisbing
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard Mar 2025
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Or selective eating, however you want to say it.
And then other kids who just don't, like they're sort of unable to organically just develop more and more of those food acceptance skills.
ARFID, if we can kind of break it down into maybe three types of ARFID, right?
You have avoidant.
So this is sort of sensory based.
It's like characterized by strong aversion to certain objects.
food textures or tastes, colors, smells, and that those aversions lead to a limited diet.
There can also be avoidant sensory, but based on more interoceptive sensations.
So the way I feel when I eat, right?
So that can become an avoidant behavior as well.
If you're trying to stave off an adverse sensory experience internally.
So there's the textures, temperatures, things of
that are not working for someone's sensory profile, right?
And then there's sort of the internal sensory ones.
There's aversive type, which is characterized by like a significant fear of negative consequences.
So if someone's very afraid of choking or vomiting or GI discomfort, GI discomfort could be related to a sort of internal sensory experience, but I'm afraid I'm gonna have diarrhea if I eat, for example.
And often those can be rooted in like a genuine fear
Traumatic experience that was had.
You could see this maybe going back to your question before a kid who's like neurotypical kid who chokes on something.
and become so afraid of ever having that experience again, that maybe starts to develop ARFID symptoms literally due to a fear of having that experience again, right?
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