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What happens when someone is both neurodivergent and fat in a world that punishes difference? In this solo episode, Dr. Marianne unpacks how fatphobia and ableism intersect to create barriers in medical care, mental health treatment, and everyday life for people with ADHD, autism, PDA, and other forms of neurodivergence.
She explores why fat liberation and neurodivergent rights must go hand-in-hand, and how body justice is essential—not optional—in eating disorder recovery, therapy, and community care. From sensory needs and executive functioning to the pressure to mask and shrink, this episode offers a powerful call to unlearn bias and build liberatory spaces where all bodies and minds are treated with dignity.
Whether you're a fat neurodivergent person, a therapist, or someone committed to anti-oppressive care, this conversation is for you.
CONTENT CAUTIONS: In this episode, Dr. Marianne discusses anti-fat bias, ableism, disordered eating, masking, and systemic oppression in medical and mental health settings. Please care for yourself as needed.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
Why fat liberation is essential to neurodivergent-affirming care
How anti-fat bias and ableism reinforce each other in ADHD and autism communities
What executive dysfunction, sensory needs, and masking have to do with food and body shame
Why fat neurodivergent people are underdiagnosed and often dismissed by providers
What therapists and support people can do to stop reinforcing stigma
How to practice body autonomy and community care outside of diet culture and compliance
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What happens when someone is both neurodivergent and fat in a world that punishes difference? In this solo episode, Dr. Marianne unpacks how fatphobia and ableism intersect to create barriers in medical care, mental health treatment, and everyday life for people with ADHD, autism, PDA, and other forms of neurodivergence.
She explores why fat liberation and neurodivergent rights must go hand-in-hand, and how body justice is essential—not optional—in eating disorder recovery, therapy, and community care. From sensory needs and executive functioning to the pressure to mask and shrink, this episode offers a powerful call to unlearn bias and build liberatory spaces where all bodies and minds are treated with dignity.
Whether you're a fat neurodivergent person, a therapist, or someone committed to anti-oppressive care, this conversation is for you.
CONTENT CAUTIONS: In this episode, Dr. Marianne discusses anti-fat bias, ableism, disordered eating, masking, and systemic oppression in medical and mental health settings. Please care for yourself as needed.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
Why fat liberation is essential to neurodivergent-affirming care
How anti-fat bias and ableism reinforce each other in ADHD and autism communities
What executive dysfunction, sensory needs, and masking have to do with food and body shame
Why fat neurodivergent people are underdiagnosed and often dismissed by providers
What therapists and support people can do to stop reinforcing stigma
How to practice body autonomy and community care outside of diet culture and compliance
🎧 LISTEN TO OTHER EPISODES ON FAT LIBERATION & NEURODIVERSITY
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Learn more at: https://www.drmariannemiller.com
RATE & REVIEW
INTERESTED IN HANGING OUT MORE IN DR. MARIANNE-LAND?

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