ARFID & PDA: Why Eating Can Feel Like a Demand Even When No One Is Pressuring You
Dr. Marianne-Land: An Eating Disorder Recovery PodcastShow Notes
ARFID and PDA can make eating feel like a demand. Learn how autism, sensory needs, autonomy, and demand avoidance affect eating and ARFID recovery.
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