Scoff podcasts

#227 Každé piate dieťa na Slovensku je ochotné ohroziť svoje zdravie kvôli výzoru

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 22, 2025 34:32

Každý máme názory a skúsenosti, ale len spoločne máme dáta. Povedz nám, čo potrebuješ pre svoj kariérny rast. Vyplň prieskum tu: https://edu.mladilekari.sk/prieskum-2025V tejto epizóde podcastu Rozhovory MD sa rozprávame s Valentínou Sedilekovou, zakladateľkou organizácie Chuť žiť, ktorá sa dlhodobo venuje zvyšovaniu povedomia o poruchách príjmu potravy (PPP) na Slovensku.Valentína prináša do debaty o PPP roky skúseností v oblasti prevencie, edukácie a priamej pomoci. V spolupráci s odborníkmi a odborníčkami z rôznych oblastí sa snaží budovať systém, v ktorom pacienti dostanú pomoc včas – a citlivo. V rozhovore sa sústredíme na to, akú úlohu v tejto snahe môžu zohrávať práve zdravotníci a zdravotníčky.

esp ka ppp valent chu chce skr slovensku slovenska podcastu svoje na slovensku spolupr vypl scoff komunik zdravie typick skak mrkni

The Nuances of Eating Disorders: A Clinical Guide for Exam Preparation

Passing the Counseling NCMHCE narrative exam

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 15, 2025 9:59 Transcription Available

Send us a textNavigating the complex landscape of eating disorders requires precision and clarity, especially when preparing for licensure exams or working with clients. Dr. Linton Hutchinson and Eric Twachman deliver a masterclass in distinguishing between different eating disorders, offering essential knowledge that both clarifies exam material and enhances clinical practice.We journey through the distinct worlds of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, highlighting the unique diagnostic criteria for each condition. From the significant weight loss and elaborate food rituals of anorexia to the normal-weight presentation and secretive behaviors of bulimia, we illuminate the sometimes subtle differences that make each disorder unique. The conversation takes a fascinating turn when we briefly reflect on our own relationships with food, demonstrating how common some problematic eating patterns can be.Treatment approaches receive thorough attention, with evidence-based strategies tailored to each disorder. Family-based treatment shines for adolescents with anorexia, while various forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy prove effective across multiple conditions. We explore therapeutic techniques ranging from motivational interviewing and cognitive restructuring to exposure therapy and mindful eating exercises. The episode concludes with valuable information on assessment tools like the Eating Disorder Examination and the quick-but-effective SCOFF questionnaire. Whether you're studying for your licensing exam or looking to deepen your clinical understanding, this episode provides the knowledge you need to recognize, differentiate, and effectively treat eating disorders in your practice. Subscribe to our podcast for more exam-ready content that bridges theory and clinical application!If you need to study for your national licensing exam, try the free samplers at: LicensureExamsThis podcast is not associated with the NBCC, AMFTRB, ASW, ANCC, NASP, NAADAC, CCMC, NCPG, CRCC, or any state or governmental agency responsible for licensure.

family guide treatments preparation clinical eating disorders social work exam nuances mft asw scoff nasp nbcc nce ancc naadac ccmc crcc ncpg

The SCOFF Trial

Talking Points

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2025 7:23

David Ferreira talks to C. Michael Gibson about the latest data showing patients don't need to fast ahead of cardiac catheterization.

trial scoff michael gibson david ferreira

Diagnosis: A Bad Scoff

Selah - A Podcast by Koinonia Fellowship

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2025 52:01

Do you remember this scene with Steve Martin from The Pink Panther? “Who are you?”“I am Yuri, the trainer.”“And what is it you do here, Yuri the Trainer?” “...I… train…”“So you are Yuri the Trainer who trains… hmpf…”There's a bit of that comedy of language going on in 2 Peter 3:3. However, far from being the product of an aloof and ditsy detective, Peter pens these words with all the seriousness of a dying apostle - “Scoffers will come with scoffing.”His exhortation to the believers is simple: don't forget, scoffers will infiltrate the church and lead the way into a lifestyle of sin. These people are not those who are wholly opposed to the gospel, but those who profess Christ. They identify with christians, however, their true identity is that of a scoffer, it is how they sneak in and corrupt the faith. But not just general scoffing, they scoff at something specific - they scoff at the imminent return of Christ. That is what Peter means by saying that these scoffers will come with scoffing. They come into the faith willing to accept everything except one truth: that Christ will soon return to judge the world.This scoffy thinking is rooted in intentionally “overlooking” two fundamental truths about God's judgment: His method and His timing. And oh how devastating these oversights can be! This type of scoffing often creeps into the church unnoticed. The subtle message comes across that we can have Christ and the things of the world, that we need not get all worked up about holiness because God is merciful. And besides, it's not like Jesus is coming back tomorrow! We obviously know that!Such thinking is far from innocent. It is driven by sensuality and wickedness. It may seem innocent or maybe just immature, but it is thoroughly wicked. It is the strategy of the scoffing scoffers that come with scoffing.

god jesus christ trainers diagnosis steve martin yuri pink panther scoffers scoff