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The Eating Disorder Trap Podcast

Robyn Goldberg
Eating Disorders
Mental Health
Body Image
Intuitive Eating
Diet Culture
Trauma
Nutrition
Recovery
Menopause
Mindfulness
Binge Eating Disorder
Group Therapy
Health At Every Size
Exercise
Nutrition Therapy
Addiction
Polyvagal Theory
Psychology
Teen Party Culture
Chronic Eating Disorders

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

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Rachelle Heinemann is a speaker, author, eating disorder educator, and psychotherapist. She is the host of the podcast Understanding Disordered Eating. Rachelle is the author of the book "Brave on Purpose," an interactive book about building confiden... more

Janelle Smith, MS, RDN, CSDH, CEDS is a registered dietitian nutritionist who is a Certified Specialist in Digestive Health and a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist. She works outpatient with UCLA Division of Digestive Diseases to treat disordered ... more

Ethan Hansen Pearson, AMFT, is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist serving clients across Los Angeles and California with a focus on LGBTQ2PIA+ teens, adults, and families. Ethan practices under the supervision of Isabella Laughlin, LMFT, CEDS, ... more

Signe Darpinian, LMFT, CEDS, is a public speaker and therapist who specializes in eating disorders and body image across the lifespan. Her books include No Weigh!, Raising Body Positive Teens, and A Woman's Guide to Menopause, Body Image and Emotiona... more

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Rachelle Heinemann
Speaker, author, eating disorder educator, psychotherapist
Understanding Disordered Eating (podcast)
Episode: #221: Brave on Purpose with Rachelle Heinemann
Janelle Smith
MSRDN, CSDH, CEDS; Registered Dietitian Nutritionist; GI-focused clinician
UCLA Division of Digestive Diseases; co-founder of the EDGI Training Project
Episode: #220: GI Issues and GLP1's with Janelle Smith
Ethan Hansen-Pearson
AMFT, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in LGBTQ2PIA+ community, gender identity, body image and trauma
Private practice / Los Angeles area
Episode: #219: Eating Disorders in the LGBTQ2PIA+ Community with Ethan Hansen-Pearson
Signe Darpinian
LMFT, CEDS, public speaker and therapist specializing in eating disorders and body image across the lifespan
Private practice; author of A Woman's Guide to Menopause, Body Image, and Emotional Well-being at Midlife
Episode: #218: Midlife and Menopause with Signe Darpinian
Dr. LaNail R. Plummer
Visionary mental health expert, educator, speaker, and author
Onyx Therapy Group
Episode: #217: The Essential Guide for Counseling Black Women with LaNail R. Plummer
Mallary Tenore Tarpley
Journalism Professor at University of Texas at Austin; author of Slip
University of Texas at Austin; Author of Slip
Episode: #216: SLIP with Mallary Tarpley
Jen Gaudiani
Founder and Medical Director of the Gaudiani Clinic
Gaudiani Clinic
Episode: #215: Sick Enough REVISED with Jennifer Gaudiani, M.D.
Joseph Contorer
LMFT, Californian/Oregon-based psychotherapist and author
Author of You've Been Blocked, The Search for Gay Male Perfection
Episode: #214: You've Been Blocked with Joseph Contorer
Bonnie Zucker
Psychologist specializing in anxiety disorders; clinical faculty at UCLA; host of Anxiety Matters
UCLA; Anxiety Matters podcast
Episode: #213: Freedom from Panic with Bonnie Zucker

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Robyn L. Goldberg
Host of The Eating Disorder Trap Podcast; Nutrition Therapist; IAEDP-certified ED RD/Supervisor; Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor; HAES advocate

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 107 ratings
  • Excellent resource

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mallary T
    United States2 months ago
  • Resourceful

    Such a great podcast with lots of helpful info and interesting guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Urfavprgal
    United States6 months ago
  • The Things Your Child Wishes You Knew

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Robyn KK
    United States2 years ago
  • Important listening for anyone who works with eating disorders

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Greta Angert
    United States2 years ago
  • Great podcast - loved being a guest!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Momentum_Andy
    United States2 years ago

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concise episodes with practical takeaways for clinicians and families.
Professional and approachable; guests bring strong expertise.
High quality resources and interviews on eating disorders and recovery.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

#219: Eating Disorders in the LGBTQ2PIA+ Community with Ethan Hansen-Pearson
Q: So what would you say are three suggestions to get someone who is ambivalent about starting therapy to consider seeking help?
If someone is curious about change, follow that curiosity, offer a no-cost consultation, discuss available resources, and suggest starting with a trusted clinician or a reference like Robyn's book to begin building understanding and support.
#218: Midlife and Menopause with Signe Darpinian
Q: How does your background in eating disorders inform your approach to menopause and body image in midlife?
My extensive experience with eating disorders and body image across the lifespan helps me protect midlife clients from diet-centric messaging and to integrate protective factors that reduce the risk of relapse or worsening body dissatisfaction.
#218: Midlife and Menopause with Signe Darpinian
Q: What led you to write a guide about menopause from a non-diet, weight-inclusive perspective?
After personally traversing menopause without adequate guidance and finding few resources that aligned with a non-diet approach, I decided to write a guide that addresses common symptoms with a focus on psychoeducation, CBT strategies, and values-based living.
#216: SLIP with Mallary Tarpley
Q: Yeah, so I think you just answered my next question of like, what would you say to someone who's struggling, Mallary, that maybe is kind of just rigid and sticking with the same things, like what have been words of wisdom that have stuck and gotten you to look at this differently?
Mallary talks about embracing ongoing progress, redefining success in recovery as incremental gains, and using concrete practices like setting small, daily goals and staying connected with support systems to stay adaptable.
#216: SLIP with Mallary Tarpley
Q: Thank you. With all the writing you've done throughout your career, what led you to decide, okay, I'd like to finally write a book?
Mallary explains her long-standing desire to write and how the past five years allowed them to come together into Slip, a book she hoped would have helped her own recovery earlier, and how the work grew out of personal experience and professional inquiry.

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listeners are drawn to concise, practical discussions about eating disorders, body image, weight stigma, and non-diet approaches to health. Episodes pair clinical expertise with lived experience, covering medical, nutritional, and psychological angles while exploring topics like trauma, menopause, recovery trajectories, and the impact of diet culture. The show stands out for its accessible interviews with a diverse set of experts and advocates, plus actionable takeaways for clinicians, families, and those in recovery. The short-form format often centers on clear frameworks, such as weight-inclusive care, polyvagal-informed strategies, and practical guidance for navigating complex health issues, making it valuable for both professionals and ... more

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2. Janelle Smith
3. Ethan Hansen-Pearson
4. Signe Darpinian
5. Dr. LaNail R. Plummer
6. Mallary Tenore Tarpley
7. Jen Gaudiani
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