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From fear to freedom with food
Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) isn’t just about being a “picky eater.” For adults, it often carries years of silent struggle: social avoidance, limited nutrition, shame, and a sense that something is deeply wrong. You might avoid entire food groups, feel overwhelmed by textures, gag or panic during meals — and yet medical tests come back normal.
If you’ve spent years believing that you just have to live with it, this is your invitation to change that.
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Why Hypnotherapy for Adults?
Unlike traditional exposure therapy alone, hypnotherapy gently rewires how your subconscious brain relates to food, safety, and control. It helps you:
- Feel safer and more relaxed when around new or feared foods
- Release the “fight-or-flight” response triggered by textures, smells or sensations
- Separate past negative experiences from the present moment
- Build trust in your body’s ability to eat safely
- Develop curiosity and confidence about expanding your diet
- Hypnotherapy is a calm, non-invasive way to go deeper than willpower alone.
After Hypnotherapy
You feel calmer. You experience curiosity instead of dread. Your list of accepted foods grows. Eating feels less like a battleground and more like a choice.
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What to Expect from Your Hypnotherapy
Feel at ease when trying new foods — with less fear and more curiosity
Reduce the physical panic or shutdown response linked to eating
Experience enjoyment in moments you didn’t expect
Build trust in your body’s ability to handle different textures and sensations
Shift food from something to avoid… to something you can explore at your own pace
Make lasting changes without force or pressure
FAQ
It works by reducing subconscious fear, physical tension, and negative associations related to food. You remain in control and aware throughout.
Most adults benefit from 3 sessions. Or 2 long sessions
This programme is often effective for those who haven’t found success with CBT or exposure therapy alone. Hypnotherapy targets the emotional and sensory roots of ARFID.
Yes. I collaborate with allied health professionals to support your care holistically. I also happen to be a France qualified dietitian, so I understand nutritional concerns, as well.
Absolutely. Many adults have lived with ARFID for years, even decades. It’s never too late to change.