Can I Trust This Nutrition Advice? Eating Disorders, Food Safety, & Misinformation
Nutrition misinformation can make eating disorder recovery feel increasingly confusing. Social media warnings about sugar, carbohydrates, seed oils, processed foods, toxins, inflammation, and “clean e...
25 Syys 19min
Have a Chronic Eating Disorder? Why Late-Diagnosed ADHD May Have Been the Issue All Along
ADHD and eating disorders often overlap in ways that treatment misses. For adults with late-diagnosed ADHD, chronic restriction, binge eating, bulimia, ARFID, food inconsistency, and repeated eating d...
23 Syys 20min
Eating Disorders in Midlife: Rebuilding Trust With Food & Your Body With Amber Caudle
Binge eating recovery requires more than changing what or how you eat. Chef, eating psychology coach, and author Amber Caudle joins Dr. Marianne to discuss her 30-year struggle with binge eating, rest...
21 Syys 33min
ARFID & PDA: Why Eating Can Feel Like a Demand Even When No One Is Pressuring You
ARFID and PDA can make eating feel difficult even when no one is telling you what, when, or how much to eat. For autistic and neurodivergent people with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFI...
18 Syys 15min
Tradwives, Disordered Eating, & the Thin Ideal: Why Young Women Are Being Told to Shrink Again
Tradwife culture is having a moment, but what happens when traditional femininity, purity culture, the thin ideal, and disordered eating begin to overlap? In this SOLO episode, Dr. Marianne Miller exa...
16 Syys 20min
Is Eating Disorder Recovery a Form of Neurodivergence? Diet Culture, Hunger, & Body Trust With Shira Collings, LPC
Eating disorder recovery often requires developing a relationship with food, hunger, movement, and body size that differs sharply from what society considers “normal.” In this conversation, Dr. Marian...
14 Syys 27min
Autism, Food Rigidity, & Eating Disorders: How Autistic Traits Can Help & Hinder Recovery
Autism and eating disorders can create a complicated relationship with food rigidity, routines, sensory needs, and predictability. For autistic people recovering from anorexia, ARFID, bulimia, or othe...
11 Syys 19min
Why Is Eating Disorder Recovery So Scary? Understanding Fear, Safety, & Letting Go
Eating disorder recovery can feel surprisingly scary, even when you genuinely want to get better. Letting go of restriction, binge eating, purging, compulsive exercise, food rules, or body checking ca...
9 Syys 15min
