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7 years · ARFID

Is the plan working at home?

Maya, 7 years. Daniel, her dad logs at home in Heartful Eating Recovery. Dr. Priya Shah, psychologist opens the dashboard before the visit. This is what the dashboard shows, step by step, in a guided demo you can open without an account.

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Goals screen in Heartful Eating Recovery
WCC measures this case speaks to
BMI percentile Nutrition counseling Activity counseling
The app your families use
The family's app Heartful Eating Recovery Picky eating & ARFID

What Daniel uses at home. Every step below is built from those logs.
The walkthrough

7-year-old with ARFID

For eating disorder and feeding therapy teams. Each step is one screen in the clinician dashboard.

  1. Dashboard

    Alerts and unread messages from families. Maya's parent sent a message last night.

  2. Snapshot

    Safe foods, brave bites, and how the week went. Her weight is shown only to the clinician, never to the family.

  3. WCC, documented

    BMI percentile plus the logged meals: two of three WCC components documented without a chart pull.

  4. Goals

    Each step of the exposure plan is a goal. Strawberry is at the touch-and-smell step. Egg is done. Broccoli has not started.

  5. Nutrition

    Two weeks of meals logged at home. Safe foods stayed steady. Most refusals happened at dinner.

  6. Messages

    The parent wrote: “She licked the strawberry and did not gag.”

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