Zoë Bisbing
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491 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard Mar 2025
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we take away the word disorder.
And so obviously we have to address it, right?
If a person's welfare is being threatened, right?
You know, I'll slow down.
I don't mean to be confusing.
I want to outline what it is.
But I also want to be really careful about how we talk about it, right?
Because there might be other professionals that would come on here and just talk to you about how it's a pathology.
But I want to be able to talk about how in some ways of thinking about it, it might just be a type of being human, you know, and then in other ways of thinking about it, it might just be a pathology to be treated and how we find the most affirming way.
of thinking about a human being that might be struggling with ARFID.
Is that making sense so far?
The incidence of ARFID is very high among people that are also either autistic and or have ADHD.
So you do tend to find ARFID in people who are already or will be identified in these other ways.
Are there people that just have ARFID and not any other type of neurodivergence?
Maybe, but I might still say they are neurodivergent.
because I really do think of ARFID as a type of neurodivergence, and one that is high support need, right?
Because ARFID, just so that we're not being too vague, it's picky eating on steroids, right?
So oftentimes, you'll see picky eating and all sorts of
people, even neurotypical kids, right?
Picky eating is not that unusual, but there are the kids that sort of over time kind of organically grow out of picky eating, right?
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