When Eating Disorders Don't Come Alone: A conversation with Emily Nuttall about her lived experience with multiple challenges

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The Recovery Cwtch - For parents who have a child with an eating disorder

Ruth Steggles

21 episodes

4 days ago

Ruth Steggles - Coach, speaker & author: Having taught, trained and coached for many years, Ruth's world fell apart when her daughter developed an eating disorder. With little support, she learnt what she needed to support her daughter's recovery. She now combines her professional & lived experience to support parents who have a child with an ed. There are two types of podcast episodes available to listeners: Headtorch -Thoughts and ideas to make parenting your child with and eating disorder easier Spotlight- Conversations with people who have useful information around eating disorders

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When Eating Disorders Don't Come Alone: A conversation with Emily Nuttall about her lived experience with multiple challenges

The Recovery Cwtch - For parents who have a child with an eating disorder

1 hour 3 minutes 1 second

5 months ago

When Eating Disorders Don't Come Alone: A conversation with Emily Nuttall about her lived experience with multiple challenges

In this powerful and deeply moving episode, Emily Nuttall shares her remarkable journey through anorexia, trauma, disability, and recovery. From childhood bullying and family breakdowns to multiple hospitalisations and the life-changing discovery of her autism diagnosis, Emily offers a raw and inspiring story of resilience. She reflects on what helped—and what harmed—her along the way, and the support that finally made a difference. This is a must-listen for parents, carers, and anyone seeking to understand eating disorders through a truly lived experience.