Understanding & Supporting ARFID: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder
Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, more commonly known as ARFID, is a disorder characterised by a pattern of eating that avoids certain foods/food groups and/or is restricted in quantity. This parent webinar will talk through the difference between picky eaters, problem feeders and ARFID. It aims to consider a behavioural approach to ARFID, and provide parents with practical advice.
DATE / TIME
Thursday 28th September
Monday 2nd October 12-1.30 pm 6-7.30 pm
wellbeinginschoolsevents@swlstg.nhs.uk
Online - Hosted on Teams
It’s common for parents to worry about their children trying smoking, alcohol or drugs as they get older. However, in recent years, more young people have been using e-cigarettes, known as vaping. Children are trying vaping younger than ever and the risks are less well known than with other substances.
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We're running two *FREE* after-school sessions at Merton Park Primary this Friday, 15th September.
At our play sessions, the children are in charge. They can run the trains, build the track, and sort out any problems. It builds their confidence, reduces their anxiety, and allows them to play for hours, while developing their social and communication skills.
If you need to discuss your child's specific needs, please call Richard on 07948 407343 or email info@allaboardclub.com
Merton Park Primary: Church Lane, Merton Park, SW19 3HQ Friday, 15 September at 3:30pm & 4:45pm |
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If you are worried that a child or young person is in immediate danger, call 999.
If you are worried that a child is being abused or neglected, call CFCS on 020 8770 6001 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday CFCS@Sutton.gov.uk.
You can contact out of hours or at the weekend on 020 8770 5000 .
Beginning secondary school involves lots of different changes for children including travelling new routes to school, becoming familiar with new environments and teachers, making new friends, and learning new subjects. This workshop aims to discuss these common worries and provide strategies to help you support your child through the transition.
The Education Wellbeing Service is offering this workshop on 2 dates. Parents can either attend an online webinar or in person session.