Zoë Bisbing
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first heard Mar 2020
last heard Mar 2025
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I'm not talking about ARFID, although ARFID can be part of it too.
We'll get to that in a minute.
Let's say coming with anorexia or bulimia.
In sort of regulating the
problematic behaviors, right?
Restoring weight if they're malnourished, restoring eating behavior of regular eating and getting nutritional needs met, overcoming fat phobia, things like that.
Often we will find that what we're left with is sort of either a very highly sensitive person or somebody that was like just missed all these years ago.
It was like invalidated and had some sort of neurodivergence, right?
That was just high masking and
in part of their sort of self-actualization, oftentimes them stepping into the fullest version of themselves.
We're seeing a lot of that.
Now, is that everybody?
No, no.
But it's interesting the way that these things seem to correlate, right?
Now, anorexia and bulimia and binge eating disorder, they do feel like different animals to me than when I think about ARFID, in part because
Not never, but what ARFID doesn't share in common with the other eating disorders is a drive for thinness or a preoccupation with weight, shape, and their control.
I apologize because it's very messy.
It's a dense topic.
And I want to make sure that it's clear.
A drive for thinness, right, which we find present in other eating disorders, can be the thing that kind of kicks off an eating disorder.
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