New in Advance Access

New in Advance Access: For youth with feeding concerns, case studies demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of the "side deposit" technique https://t.co/mTbkPXGEvY — Journal of Pediatric Psychology (@JPedPsych) March 6,...
New article: In-home treatment of ARFID for a teenager with typical development

New article: In-home treatment of ARFID for a teenager with typical development

There have been recent reports of teenagers becoming blind due to poor diets as well as the return of conditions like scurvy in developed countries. However, there is already a well-established empirically supported treatment for ARFID with decades of research backing. This new article shows this solely behavior-analytic treatment working for a 13-year-old in a home setting.ย