Autism and Eating Disorders in Girls

Welcome to "Navigating Neurodiversity: Autism and Eating Disorders in Girls," a podcast dedicated to exploring the intersection between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and eating disorders, with a focus on girls.
Hosted by Dan, who shares his personal insights as someone living with Autism, ADHD, and OCD, this episode delves into the complex relationship between autism and disordered eating behaviors, particularly among girls on the spectrum.
Through insightful discussions and expert interviews, we examine the unique challenges and vulnerabilities that girls with autism may face in relation to food, body image, and eating habits. From sensory sensitivities and social pressures to difficulties with communication and emotional regulation, each factor is explored to provide a deeper understanding of the underlying issues.
Whether you're a parent seeking guidance on supporting your daughter, a healthcare professional working with individuals on the autism spectrum, or a girl with autism navigating your own relationship with food and body image, this episode offers valuable insights and resources.
Join us in "Navigating Neurodiversity: Autism and Eating Disorders in Girls" as we shed light on this important topic, promote awareness, and offer support and understanding to individuals and families affected by autism and eating disorders.
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Ok ok ok... I have ADHD, Dyslexia and have found I am late diagnosed Autistic ~~ woman~~ I am oooooooooold hahahahahaha as my 29 yr old son with Downs tells me(He too is ADHD/AUTISTIC ) When I was Young, Gymnastics was a huge part of my masking, and to please coaches, became anorexic ~~ then found belemia~~ by GODS GRACE~~ I recovered from the eating disorders~~ my oldest grandaughter, now 19 yrs old~~ is struggling with eating disorders, and was HOPING TO GLEAN some nuggets of insight~~ DUDE?!?????😂..... Did I miss it? I didn't hear you reflect upon the topic.

[@songsiren6731]

You spoke about communication, but nothing about eating disorders in this video.