# Marianne Miller
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marianne miller is an American voice actor, notable for their roles in anime, animation projects and video games. They voiced Yūno Scrya in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha and Kyosuke Kamijo in Puella Magi Madoka Magica. They have also voiced characters in Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa, Tweeny Witches, Avalon Code and Dragon Age: Warden's Fall.
Neurodivergent Affirming Treatment for Eating Disorders with Dr. Marianne Miller
Today, I have a returning guest to the podcast and I'm talking to Dr. Marianne Miller, an eating disorder therapist, educator, consultant, and host of the Dr. Marianne-Land podcast. She specialises in neurodivergent-affirming treatment for ARFID, autism, ADHD, PDA profiles, anorexia nervosa, bulimi…
How to Stop Binge Eating Without Dieting: ADHD, Body Image, & Food Freedom With Marcelle Rose
What if binge eating isn’t a willpower problem at all?
Dr. Marianne welcomes back nutritionist and eating disorder specialist Marcelle Rose @marcellerosenutrition, author of The Binge Freedom Method, for a conversation about binge eating recovery without dieting. Marcelle works with people experie…
ADHD, Autism, & Eating Disorders: When Feeling “Too Much” Makes You Want to Be Smaller With Stacie Fanelli, LCSW
What happens when years of hearing that you talk too much turn into the belief that you are simply too much?
In this episode, Dr. Marianne welcomes back eating disorder therapist Stacie Fanelli for a conversation about hyperverbalism, ADHD, autism, and eating disorders. They discuss why some neuro…
How to Help Your Child With an Eating Disorder: Replacing Control With Connection With Dr. Tom Wooldridge
Supporting a child or teen with an eating disorder can leave parents caught between the urgency to help them eat and the fear that increasing control will create more conflict around food.
In this episode, Dr. Marianne welcomes psychologist and psychoanalyst Dr. Tom Wooldridge to discuss how paren…
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 can trigger intense fear because eating disorder behaviors often serve functions that go far beyond f…
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. Marianne welcomes back psychotherapist Shira Collings, LPC, to discuss a powerful question: Can eating di…
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 examines the growing popularity of tradwives and renewed interest in conservative Christianity among …
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 (ARFID) and a PDA profile, hunger, meal schedules, food preparation, and even personal recovery goals ca…
Autism, ADHD, & Food Struggles: Why Eating Is So Hard in Systems Not Built for You
Autism, ADHD, and other forms of neurodivergence can make eating far more complicated than simply recognizing hunger and choosing food. Sensory sensitivities, executive dysfunction, time blindness, interoception differences, demand avoidance, decision fatigue, and neurodivergent burnout can all int…
When Your Fear of Being Fat Is About How Others Will Treat You: The Desire for Thinness As Social Safety
Fear of weight gain is not always about appearance. For many people, the desire for thinness reflects a fear of rejection, medical weight stigma, dating discrimination, family criticism, workplace bias, or losing social acceptance.
In this solo episode, Dr. Marianne examines how anti-fat bias can …
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