Rainbow Girl

<p><strong>Autism and Anorexia - a Perfect Combo</strong><br><br>At just 15 years of age Livia was tossed out of the Dutch eating disorder treatment system with the message: <em>You're just going to have to accept the fact that you're never going to get better.</em><br><br>Growing up <strong>unknowingly autistic</strong> Livia spent the majority of her young life seeking worth and validation in external achievements. She excelled in her honors classes competitive sports and eventually an<strong> eating disorder.</strong><br><br>Until the control she so desperately sought <em>nearly killed her</em> Livia made the hardest decision anyone with an eating disorder can make: to trust and surrender to <strong>the recovery process.</strong><br><br>In this gripping and vulnerable memoir Livia answers the question: <strong>What does it take to recover from an eating disorder as an autistic person?</strong><br><br>In this book you will learn:</p><ul><li>How autistic traits can manifest as eating disorder behaviors</li><li>The harmful nature of FBT for autistic people with eating disorders</li><li>The role of demand avoidance (PDA) in autism and eating disorders</li><li>Insights to making eating disorder treatment neurodiversity-affirming</li><li>How to cope with weight gain as an autistic person in ED recovery</li><li>How to free yourself from exercise addiction in ED recovery</li><li>The key to discovering your true self after an eating disorder</li></ul><p> </p><p>BONUS! <em>Rainbow Girl </em>contains access to my guide <strong>5 ED behaviors that are ACTUALLY Autistic Traits</strong> in which you'll learn how to use five common autistic traits to your <em>advantage</em> in ED recovery.<br><br>To learn how to support yourself or an <strong>autistic loved one</strong> in<strong> anorexia recovery</strong> grab your copy of <em>Rainbow Girl </em>today!</p>