Where food finally gets easier for adults with ARFID.

We help adults with ARFID live a life no longer limited by food.

Virtual sessions for adults anywhere in Georgia.

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This is what a life no longer limited by food looks like.

You eat with everyone.

When the office orders lunch, you sit down and eat with everyone instead of saying you already ate.

You make dinner.

After a long day, you make dinner instead of skipping it because nothing sounds good.

You focus on your date.

You go on a date and focus on the person, not the plate.

You plan trips for the sights.

You plan a trip around what you want to see, not what you’ll be able to eat there.

Your body gets what it needs.

You get the nutrition your body needs from foods you can eat, not from foods your body rejects.

You want to stop being the one everyone has to work around at dinner. You want to feed yourself without it taking everything you have.

And when eating starts to feel easier, you want it to last.

Right now, life with food looks more like this.

Your parents still ask if you’ve tried broccoli yet.

Ever since a bite of steak got stuck in your throat, you haven’t been able to eat meat.

Your roommate made pasta for both of you, with the sauce already mixed in.

The cereal you’ve eaten for the past three years suddenly changed their recipe.

Your family asks if you’re really eating that again.

You’re starving, and the only thing that sounds okay is the one thing you’re out of.

Your doctor brings up your iron levels, and you already know what they’ll suggest.

After enough years of this, you start to ask yourself:

“Is there something wrong with me that can’t be fixed? Am I going to be this way forever?”

Everyone has advice, and most of it comes down to eating more foods.

None of it explains why some foods feel impossible in the first place.

A free guide for adults with ARFID

Why don’t I eat like everybody else?

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Why don’t I eat like everybody else?

A free guide to the questions adults with ARFID ask most, and the reasons behind each one.

What gets missed about ARFID in adults

When a food makes you gag, one more bite won’t change that.

Eating differently from the people around you doesn’t mean you’re eating wrong.

When a brand changes its recipe, it isn’t the same food anymore.

Being afraid of choking isn’t being dramatic.

A list of iron-rich foods doesn’t help if you can’t eat any of them.

Asking for your order the way you can eat it isn’t being difficult.

“Words Cannot Describe The Impact Of This Care On My Quality Of Life”

I personally struggle with ARFID eating disorder and feel like I am the “difficult one” when it comes to food. My dietitian at B. Wheeler Nutrition has supported me in breaking down my feelings and messages from people in my life to heal my own body without feeling shame from the food I eat.

From my experience of working with B. Wheeler Nutrition for about 2 years, they are the best of the best.

★★★★★ Adult ARFID Client

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Bethany Wheeler, MS, RD, LD, registered dietitian for adults with ARFID in Georgia

Bethany Wheeler, MS, RD, LD

Founder & Owner

Kate Forsberg, RD, LD, registered dietitian for adults with ARFID in Georgia

Kate Forsberg, RD, LD

Registered Dietitian

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CLIENT STORIES

“My Dietitian Is The Epitome Of A Compassionate, Knowledgeable, And Resourceful Provider”

There are not enough words to describe how life-changing working with B. Wheeler Nutrition has been.

My B. Wheeler Nutrition dietitian is such a compassionate provider with extensive knowledge, and most importantly reminds me that I’m the expert on me/my experience. Working with her has been so empowering and really helped me make huge strides in taking my recovery to levels I never thought would be possible.

★★★★★ Adult ARFID Client

You don’t have to keep planning your life around food.