Zoë Bisbing
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491 appearances
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard Mar 2025
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I don't want that kid to feel bad about himself or herself or themselves.
just because they can't eat the rainbow.
We have to be thinking about that.
And we just need to appreciate that not every person is going to have the ability to eat as wide a variety as the ideal person.
But that doesn't mean that people can't learn how to attune to their bodies and take care of their bodies.
As you probably know from just interoceptive differences, not everybody even feels hunger and fullness at all, let alone in their stomach, right?
Like there isn't one way to feel a feeling or a sensation.
And so any treatment for ARFID should be one that is deeply curious and
and deeply expansive and is working both with parents and kids in a way that maybe is pushing a little bit, right?
Because you don't want a completely do nothing approach, but he's constantly making sure that felt safety and nervous system regulation is first and foremost.
Ideally, there would be a plethora of professionals out there that were easy to find and cost effective and like all these things that just aren't the case, right?
So that you could have your own personal coach to sort of support you through this journey, right?
I do think it is helpful to instill in kids that there are a lot of different ways to be a human being.
There are a lot of different ways to be an eater, right?
And that however we discover whatever type of eater you are, it's fine.
If your child does have ARFID, I do think it's useful to conceive of it as a type of neurodivergence.
Like,
rather than just a pathology or a disorder to overcome, so that we could think about it as like, okay, you know, you have feeding differences, it's okay to have feeding differences, it's better to know what they are.
And we want to make sure that there's
room to eat weird it's got to be okay to eat weird if there's a lot of kind of health conscious folks in your kid's circle you need to make sure that there's some boundaries like we want our child to have a decent relationship with themselves their bodies and food and they are a different kind of eater and the worst thing we could do is create shame and stigma around that
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