Eating food is not a math equation. Stop methodizing eating.
Edit: A reminder I write for adults in active recovery. This is not a blog saying that children, or people who are generally resisting recovery, or people who are in need of IP care, or people who can not (yet) access desire should not be on a meal plan. As I have...![Funding deficit for eating disorders: Taking action in the UK [Podcast]](https://tabithafarrar.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/My-Post-3-1080x675.jpg)
Funding deficit for eating disorders: Taking action in the UK [Podcast]
From Sophie I am a foundation doctor in Stoke but also someone who has had anorexia since 10 years old. I have faced huge issues in getting treatment where I live as there is no funding for adults with Eating Disorders. For me personally, this has prolonged the course...![Recovering when you’re a no-nonsense guy who totally doesn’t have anorexia but has some sort of problem [Podcast]](https://tabithafarrar.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/My-Post.jpg)
Recovering when you’re a no-nonsense guy who totally doesn’t have anorexia but has some sort of problem [Podcast]
In this podcast Tabitha talks to B, a guy who totally didn’t have anorexia … but probably did! B thought of himself as a normal guy, doing normal things: obsessively tracking calories, running absurd distances, and hiding in closets to avoid...
Eating disorder treatment: Fear of food is the epidemic we have to face, not obesity
This blog is a collection of some stories I was sent. My comments are at the end. I listened to your podcast this morning about how treatment professionals are failing by making eating more complicated. I wanted to make you aware of an appointment I just had with my...![Eating disorders and substance use: avoiding the whack-a-mole game in treatment [Podcast]](https://tabithafarrar.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/wiss-podcast.jpg)