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In this episode, Janell Mensinger joins Matt to discuss her work with heart rate variability, interoceptive sensibility, and disordered eating https://bit.ly/4cKfnWM

In this episode, Janell Mensinger joins Matt to discuss her work with heart rate variability, interoceptive sensibility, and disordered eating https://lnkd.in/gSd5SArq

What's the relationship between women's bodies, food, and anxiety? We had the incredible honor of talking to Emmy winner and journalist Cole Kazdin about her book What's Eating Us. If you have ever struggled with eating disorders, disordered eating, food anxiety, body anxiety...you need to listen to this episode. Please note: this episode includes a graphic discussion on eating disorders. Make sure to read What's Eating Us, and listen to the episode here: https://fsr.pub/pl0503 #eatingdisorders #eatingdisorderrecovery #eatingdisordersupport

In this episode of All Bodies. All Foods., our hosts speak with Dr. Dani Gonzales, PsyD; Tiffany Nakamura, LPCC, LMHC & Jo Jo Lee, LPCC, NCC, about the unique challenges and experiences faced by Asian students in higher education regarding eating disorders. Catch the episode here: https://ow.ly/7YTs50StZOz

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Struggling with overeating or eating to cope with emotions? You're not alone. Many women face this challenge, hindering their health goals. Emotional eating often masks unmet needs, leading to reliance on food for comfort. If you're ready to transform your relationship with food, this episode is for you. Join us as we welcome Dr. Melissa McCreery, a psychologist and expert in emotional eating, who will share insights on retraining your mind and finding peace with food. Tune in for empowering advice on overcoming emotional eating: https://lnkd.in/gvZtVetB

I’ve shared some pitfalls to avoid if you are working with eating disorder clients. Download my free guide and learn what they are and how to avoid them! https://buff.ly/3t1IXPA #RDchat #RDtobe #eatingdisorder #EDrecovery

For so many of us in recovery, being “healthy” creates quite a conundrum. Although we commit to health and desire the benefits that come from being healthy, it can be painfully difficult to hear the words: “You look healthy.” In my latest blog I open up about the trouble I had with this word, and how I eventually learned to expand my definition of healthy from one rooted in eating disorder thinking to one that aligns with recovery values. If you struggle with the word and/or idea of “healthy,” I hope some aspect of my story can be helpful and supportive for you. Read my full blog post here:

January means… New Year New Me health kicks. Important to remember that for some people ‘healthy’ might not look like what you think it does. At one point in my life, the healthiest choices for me were not exercising at all and eating an extra slice of cake or ordering a takeout pizza because I hadn’t done it since I was a kid and I had spent my life restricting my intake to dangerous levels and going to the gym three times a day every day. It’s wonderful when people want to take positive steps to feeling more comfortable about who they are, however they choose to do that. But January is a tough month for eating disorders sufferers. Diet and exercise routines can be competitive and all-consuming. When someone is on a diet, they actually talk about food a lot more because your brain perceives it to be a period of famine so it’s sending out emergency signals. It’s a well documented side effect of calorie restriction. I have spent many Januarys with headphones in to drown out diet talk because I found it difficult due to my own mental health. Some great tips here from Beat on how to handle this period if you are struggling:

Join me and Jessica DeRose as we talk about overcoming eating disorders. We also learn how to ask for help. Comment to see the full episode!