Anorexia

Max points: 5 Type: Podcast

Violinist-dancer Lindsay Stirling opens up about anorexia recovery, anxiety, and imposter syndrome, sharing practical tools—therapy, group support, journaling, breathwork, reframing, and digital boundaries. She recounts resilience after America's Got Talent rejection, creative “duality,” and advocacy on medical debt. Inspiring, candid insights for artists, creators, and anyone navigating self-doubt and mental health.

Channel: Doctor Mike Duration: 1:10:59

Questions

1. What unique performance element does Lindsay now include in her shows inspired by Pink?

Classical-only recitals Aerial acrobatics while playing violin Stand-up comedy segments Painting live on stage

2. What technique did Lindsay use to separate herself from her eating disorder?

Medication only Strict dieting and exercise Naming it 'Ed' and treating it like another voice Avoiding all social media

3. What inspired Lindsay Stirling's album and tour title 'Duality'?

Her childhood love for pirates Her mix of confidence and self-doubt reflected in life and music Her father's battle with cancer Her early therapy experiences

4. Which book helped Lindsay trust her body again after anorexia?

Atomic Habits Intuitive Eating Life Without Ed The Power of Now

5. How did Lindsay describe her America's Got Talent quarterfinal performance?

Her big breakthrough The moment she discovered her love for EDM Her most flawless performance Humiliating and not very good

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