
Since 2007 Nutrition Therapist Robyn Goldberg has been on the front lines of helping people heal their relationships with food, movement, medical conditions and their bodies. The Eating Disorder Trap Podcast creates an expansive support and resource system for people struggling with eating disorders. Bringing to the table her experience as an IAEDP certified eating disorder registered dietitian/su... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

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This is such a helpful podcast for those struggling with eating disorders and those in recovery, as well as caregivers and clinicians. It’s full of advice that’s both accessible and insightful!
Such a great podcast with lots of helpful info and interesting guests.
A must listen to episode for parents and caregivers. Jane’s advice and her and Robyn’s conversation is invaluable. The depth and variety of guests Robyn continues to have on is a credit to her and the ED field.
Robyn brings many interesting and informed guests onto her podcast and provides her listeners with valuable information in the assessment, treatment and prevention of eating disorders. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who works with this population or just wants to gain more insight and awareness into the often misunderstood world of eating disorders.
Robyn is an expert and this podcast allows her to offer that expertise, along with her network of professionals, to the public. It’s a great resource.
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A clinically informed show that centers eating disorders, body image, trauma, and diet culture, often pairing nutrition expertise with psychological perspectives. Across recent episodes, listeners hear practical strategies for clinical treatment, compassionate approaches to recovery, and conversations about weight stigma, intuitive eating, and somatic methods. Guests range from researchers and clinicians to athletes and advocates, offering evidence-based insights and real-world applications for patients, families, and practitioners. Notable strengths include accessible explanations of complex theory (like polyvagal concepts and neuroendocrine factors) and a steady emphasis on trauma-informed care, cultural competence, and reducing judgment ... more
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Recent guests on The Eating Disorder Trap Podcast include:
1. Mallary Tenore Tarpley
2. Jen Gaudiani
3. Joseph Contorer
4. Bonnie Zucker
5. Meg Bowman
6. Justin Houman, MD
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