Zoë Bisbing

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491 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2020 last heard Mar 2025

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 432: A Conversation with Zoe Bisbing About ARFID & Neurodivergence · 4 Mar 2025 podcast

We just offer affirming therapy for autistic people and folks with ADHD, etc.

I suppose most importantly, I'm a mom of three.

I think we have our own sort of neuro spicy household.

I'm proud to be a neuro affirming family.

And then my side hustle passion project has actually changed name since I last saw you now that I think about it, because what started as the full bloom project with a

friend of mine has sort of bloomed into what I call body positive home now.

So it's a prevention effort.

I do a lot of consultation and public speaking and social media posts under the handle, my body positive home, really trying to bring prevention effort, right?

Sort of competency around feeding kids and talking about body and food and all these tricky things in ways that are hopefully not

promoting body image resilience, and hopefully increasing the likelihood that people won't need my clinical services.

Although if they do, that's fine too.

But it's really an advocacy arm of the front end of what I do on the back end.

The pandemic, unfortunately, maybe not surprisingly, there was sort of an explosion of a lot of mental health concerns among people of all ages.

And

But eating disorders definitely exploded during the pandemic.

And there was a time during the pandemic

where I mean, like inpatient units didn't have enough beds to cover the need.

And then similarly, I mean, I'm sure it's partly why my practice expanded during that time, because there were just a lot of people that were struggling with eating disorders and disordered eating, just like across the spectrum.

So there are like legitimate statistics that I can like find for you that showed an explosion of that.

And I don't know how that really impacts ARFID in particular, but I know that over the last five years, there's just more cases.

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