Zoë Bisbing
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard Mar 2025
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So that might be a presentation in a kid where we wouldn't look at that as like a form of neurodivergence, but rather a reaction to a traumatic experience.
And then you have like a restrictive type, which is characterized by like a general disinterest or kind of lack of motivation towards eating.
all three of these types can lead to an insufficient food intake and sort of nutritional deficiencies, which can happen.
But the restrictive one, I mean, there are kids who for just different reasons have low appetite or don't experience sort of hunger cues in the same way that other people do.
And so it's not like you have to have one type.
You might have a combination of them, but it's,
This is sort of what we mean when we say ARFID, right?
There's these reasons for why certain individuals are struggling to get their needs met, their sort of not just nutritional needs, but their energy needs met, right?
And then we can sort of talk about or question together, is it always a problem?
there are some kids that are getting their energy needs met, maybe they're even getting baseline nutritional needs met, but they still kind of look like, quote, picky eaters, right?
Or
They're 25 and they're still relying on chicken nuggets and hot dogs and goldfish, you know, as sort of safe food, same foods.
And do we want to pathologize that?
Do we want to let that alone?
You know, like these are the questions and this is where it gets messy.
But I want to make sure that the bases are covered in terms of what ARFID is through multiple categories that exist.
Yes and no.
I mean, what I am finding, and this is more anecdotally, but my team and my therapy practice and I are finding that this is a common profile.
A neurodivergent person who's high masking, who comes to us with an eating disorder, and then through recovery...
or through recovery, meaning like stabilizing eating behavior.
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