Podcasts about eating disorder ed

Join your host, Nicole Morris, LMFT and Mental Health Correspondent, as she tackles the tricky intersection of OCD and Eating Disorder (ED) with special guest, Jenna Stone, LMSW. Jenna shares insights regarding the spectrum of Eating Disorders while highlighting the harmful role diet culture plays. Nicole and Jenna discuss how recovery is deeply personal and requires a multidisciplinary approach, as well as tips and strategies for accessing evidence-based care and managing the holiday season(s). So join the conversation, because hope is on the menu!

"Maybe the issue is we don't care about the long term effects…until it's too late."  Amelia Boone is five years out from her second time in high level Eating Disorder (ED) treatment, training for her next 100-miler, and enjoying the year of "Maybe". She recently wrote about being past her "prime" as an athlete, and has also shared personal updates such as choosing to freeze her eggs, the long process of building back up to running after her recent stress fracture, and ending her time as a sponsored athlete. Amelia is known for so many accomplishments in the endurance running world—an obstacle course racing champion, and ED awareness advocate, a talented ultra-marathon runner, etc. In this conversation, we tough on what that all looks like now, in 2024, and how's she processing it. Everything from the long-term health effects of eating disorders and hypothalamic amenorrhea to what "recovery" means to her, at least for now.  The links:  @arboone11 on Instagram, X, and Threads ameliaboone.substack.com lane9project.org lane9project.substackcom @lane9project on Instagram and Threads

In a world of hashtags and filters, the rise of Eating Disorder (ED) recovery accounts on social media has ignited a powerful movement. These accounts often showcase the journey from disordered eating to a healthier relationship with food and body image. But are they truly helpful, and should you consider starting one yourself? Join us in this thought-provoking episode as we delve deep into the world of ED recovery accounts. We explore the pros and cons, sharing real-life stories, and examining the impact they have on individuals on the road to recovery. BEST PRICE EVER FOR THE LIVE UNRESTRICTED PRACTITIONER PROGRAM: HERE. Podcasts mentioned: We Need To Talk About the ED Recovery Community: https://spotify.link/MHNjBur5ODb Before and After Photos: https://spotify.link/YyqbEcp5ODb My Story: https://spotify.link/ZxD4y5s5ODb Links" Follow Mallory on Instagram by clicking HERE. Apply to Live Unrestricted by clicking HERE. Apply to the Live Unrestricted Practitioner Program by clicking HERE. Do The Free 3 Day Challenge by clicking HERE. Submit Podcast Requests by clicking HERE. Sources: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1471015322000575 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9706523/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2022/02/04/eating-disorder-recovery-social-media/ https://digitalcommons.liu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1030&context=post_fultext_dis

Panelists: Craig Sager (Moderator), Director at Provident Healthcare Partners Dan O'Brien, Associate at Provident Healthcare Partners David Green, Co-Founder and CEO of Sanford Behavioral Health Rae Green, Co-Founder and President of Sanford Behavioral Health Description: Rapidly Consolidating Industry: The SUD and ED sectors have seen accelerated investor interest Significant Private Equity Interest: 50+ private equity investments made and 200 transactions executed from 2018 through YTD 2023 Discussion Points: Unpacking the tailwinds and key elements across SUD and ED In-network vs. out of network approaches differences in addiction treatment The importance of offering a continuum of care

Karla is proud Mexican, mom of 3 beautiful kids, spouse, and daughter. She used to be a rebellious girl, with a little tint of loneliness and sadness deep in her soul. She never felt totally part of anything or that she belong. Until discovering that her body could give her a place in the world. At the age of 15, after a surgery her anorexia, bulimia, orthorexia, OCD, or Eating Disorder (ED) was triggered. It has been a part of her life during the last 25 years. Like many, she has tried different treatments and had very few results. Until recently she found her angel, Victoria Kleinsman. It wasn't until that moment that her soul opened and she was able to rewire her brain and defeat her Eating Disorder. She is now a Eating Disorder Coach helping women who are in the grasps of an ED themselves.Follow Angel!Podcast link. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-soulful-mind/IG: angelevangerfb: angelevangerBecome Part of Our Facebook Communityhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/soulfulhealingtribeFind out your intuition SUPERPOWER!  Use this link:http://www.angelevanger.com/quizGet access to your FREE 5, 5 minute meditations!http://www.angelevanger.com/meditationsWe would love to hear your thoughts about the podcast and even receive a review on Apple Podcast.   We read each one and are able to serve you more with your feedback.  You can access that at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-soulful-mind/Karla ManzanillaIG @‌kar_manzFacebook https://www.facebook.com/karla.manzanilla.3?mibextid=LQQJ4d

In episode 181 of The Just Checking In Podcast we checked back in with Claudia Van-Nimwegen. Claudia is a mental health advocate, teacher and theatre artist. In Part 3 of her mental health journey we discuss an Eating Disorder (ED) which Claudia had previously been bottling up and suppressing for a long period of her life. In December 2022, the ED, the fibromyalgia (which Claudia had been diagnosed with and discussed in Part 2) and general stress combined into a dangerous cocktail and exploded, causing her to collapse at work. The left side of her body became immobile and she was admitted to hospital where she stayed for three weeks. During that time, she had to learn to deal with her ED, change her eating habits and tackle the voices in her head that were telling her to take her own life. These voices came in the form of an imaginary friend which Claudia said has been with her since childhood. Eventually, after lots of checks, delays and frustration, Claudia got some clarity on why she collapsed and was diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). She says this has explained so many things in her life and plays a part in every other diagnosis she has had. Despite that traumatic moment and all of these diagnoses, she has never let this define her. She was discharged after a month in hospital, is in recovery and back at work doing what she loves in teaching and drama. We finish by discussing how her faith got her through this traumatic event, how her church community supported her financially whilst she was off work and finding her voice. As always, #itsokaytovent You can follow Claudia on social media below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/claudi.van/ You can listen to Part 1 of Claudia's journey here: https://soundcloud.com/venthelpuk/jcip-47-claudia-van-nimwegen You can listen to Part 2 of Claudia's journey here: https://soundcloud.com/venthelpuk/jcip-146-claudia-van-nimwegen-part-2 Support Us: Patreon: www.patreon.com/venthelpuk GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/f/help-vent-supp…ir-mental-health Merchandise: www.redbubble.com/people/VentUK/shop Music: @patawawa - Strange: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d70wfeJSEvk TRIGGER WARNING: this podcast contains a deep discussion about suicide, which some listeners may find distressing or upsetting, so please listen with caution.

We've had several conversations on the podcast about harmful eating patterns and body image concerns. We've mentioned that diet mentality is akin to disordered eating, but haven't really delved into what it means to have an Eating Disorder (ED). EDs are diagnosed by a specific set of criteria found in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM 5). That's right, we often think of Eating Disorders as a physical, diet-obsessed issue. And while EDs manifest physically, they originate psychologically. This is an important distinction because it helps people understand why "just eat!" doesn't work for treatment. Join us for this important discussion to shed some light on a topic that loves to hide in silence and shame. We cover the difference between disordered eating and actual EDs, some shocking statistics about EDs and suggestions on how you can help prevent societal ED encouragement. If you or someone you know is suffering from disordered eating or you suspect an Eating Disorder, there is help. We have linked the National Eating Disorders website below, which is a great place to start. Also reach out to a qualified medical provider, preferably one who is versed in Eating Disorders. Resources NEDA Website Screening Tool Eating Disorder Statistics from ANAD The Emily Program WithAll --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/middleish/support

TRIGGER WARNING: Eating DisordersHappy Monday! Tune in now for an in-depth walk through of Hope's Eating Disorder (ED) journey. It's not pretty, it's not easy, and it's certainly not light-hearted, but her story is one of many that needs to be told. Not only does Hope recall the progression of the ED, but she later discusses her experience in treatment and how it led her towards an amazing recovery. Elaina sits with Hope during the podcast to ask questions that many listeners might also have. Since Elaina and Hope were friends throughout Hope's ED, Elaina recalls times that she noticed Hope's unusual tendencies and how she dealt (or didn't deal) with it.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freshvalidationpodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/freshvalidationpodcast/Email: freshvalidationpodcast@gmail.comDon't forget to rate, subscribe, and let us know what you think. Happy listening!

Major Trigger Warning: Eating Disorders, Body Image. In this episode, I am joined by my university friend Tanika Sirohi to talk about what it's like to live with an Eating Disorder (ED). We cover the wide-ranging effects of EDs on life, what it's like to live with an ED at college, treatment options, diet culture and so much more. Please do keep in mind that this is a highly sensitive topic and so I do encourage you to tread carefully! Hope you enjoy this episode and learn more about EDs and mental health! Take care! :)

The first real talk in real time episode of 2020! Welcome to the chaos. CW: Mention of eating disorders and levels of treatment.  In this short n' sweet chat, I'm elaborating on Eating Disorder (ED) treatment, and how someone might need another round. Many folks I've worked with and met over the years have had an experience with treatment in the past, but life happens (i.e. trauma, weight stigma, pandemics, grief, big changes, etc.) and they might be a candidate for structured treatment again, before continuing with outpatient care. If you're working with clients, it's important to know this, to be familiar with the ED treatment acronym alphabet, and to remember how much support folks might need as they step into outpatient care.   Shout-outs!  Monique Melton, aka @MoeMotivate on IG, has a new class offering—White Fears, Pay-what-you-can class, on September 15th. Register here! And if you support and learn from Monique's work, join me as a Patreon for season 2 of her podcast, Shine Brighter Together.  Whitney Trotter, anti-diet dietitian and registered nurse, provides ED support resources for BIPOC women. Check out her virtual support groups and other services here!  And the Instagram post that prompted this deeper dive into a topic that likely affects the clients you're working with, especially now.  Questions, comments, respectful feedback: RDRealTalk at Gmail.com That's all for this short episode! If you want to join the RD Real Talk Patreon and support the show's mission, you can do so at Patreon.com/RDRealTalk. 

Katie Tewes is an Eating Disorder Recovery Coach. She studied Holistic Health Coaching through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. After a 15 year battle with her own eating disorder, she has since recovered and turned her past struggles into a passion to help others. Katie provides virtual coaching to teens and women in the Seattle, WA area as well as all over the US and Canada. She assists her clients by getting in tune with their own intuition around food and their body so they have the confidence to take back ownership of their life.  IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: How ADD or ADHD medications can be misused during ed recovery, what to look out for, and what might be the true underlying cause Katie’s own Vyvanse recovery story How her metabolism was affected by being on this prescription medication Vyvanse is an amphetamine derivative  How being calorically restricted can negatively impact our ability to concentrate/focus What made her decide to wean off of Vyvanse My own decade long experience with Vyvanse  How Vyvanse honed in on both of our Eating Disorder (ED) tendencies The “letting go” process, walking through the fear, & learning to trust your body again The […] The post LPP #112 ADD Medication Misuse & Eating Disorders with Katie Tewes appeared first on Liveng Proof.

Katie Tewes is an Eating Disorder Recovery Coach. She studied Holistic Health Coaching through the Institute of Integrative Nutrition. After a 15 year battle with her own eating disorder, she has since recovered and turned her past struggles into a passion to help others. Katie provides virtual coaching to teens and women in the Seattle, WA area as well as all over the US and Canada. She assists her clients by getting in tune with their own intuition around food and their body so they have the confidence to take back ownership of their life.  IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: How ADD or ADHD medications can be misused during ed recovery, what to look out for, and what might be the true underlying cause Katie’s own Vyvanse recovery story How her metabolism was affected by being on this prescription medication Vyvanse is an amphetamine derivative  How being calorically restricted can negatively impact our ability to concentrate/focus What made her decide to wean off of Vyvanse My own decade long experience with Vyvanse  How Vyvanse honed in on both of our Eating Disorder (ED) tendencies The “letting go” process, walking through the fear, & learning to trust your body again The […] The post LPP #112 ADD Medication Misuse & Eating Disorders with Katie Tewes appeared first on Liveng Proof.

Today (January 28, 2019) marks 463 days without a relapse into Eating Disorder (ED) behaviors for me! That's my longest streak ever. I'm feeling strong, healthy and more excited about my work as a Registered Dietitian and Journalist than ever. Just below the surface though, ED still makes many days difficult. In this first episode of Life with ED, the podcast I tackle my own (Julia Werth) story. How I developed an eating disorder, what it feels like and most importantly how I've gotten to where I am today - in a (mostly) ED free life.

Kylie Mitchell is baaaack! You may know her as ImmaEATthat, on instagram and through her Eating Disorder (ED) recovery blog (immaeatthat.com). We talk about her new pregnancy feels, body changes, and how that first trimester has felt for her. (She also has some thoughts on pregnancy books, and which ones may not be worth a read.) We answer a listener’s question, cover some news in the ED world, and Kylie gets real about why she originally started posting recipes to her blog. Bonus: Some well thought-out ideas on how to revamp the dietetic internship experience. It involves less Jell-o and more Netflix. BTW, have you taken the RD Real Talk Listener Survey? I want to know what you want more (or less) of on the show! Take it---> hdcrd.typeform.com/to/JuJARt (Thanks!) Listener question: How are stress, amenorrhea, and moodiness related? (The negative loop of emotions is something I’ve experienced, as well.) Resource plugs: Kylie’s site, the nonprofit I started in DC called the Lane 9 Project, and Robyn Coale’s Real Life RD.   In the news: A genomic study of anorexia nervosa—how much of an ED is nature vs. nurture? Kylie Mitchell: @immaeatthat (Twitter and Instagram), immaeatthat.com