Podcasts about shelbye

Shelbye is a Carolyn Costin Certified Eating Disorder Coach working with clients both locally in Los Angeles and virtually across the world. She struggled with an eating disorder for years and finally took her life back in 2016.  Through her own recovery, she realized how crucially important support and connection are. She has worked to become a full time coach helping adolescents to find their voice again. Trust and connection are two things that she values most in her work. While recovery can be very emotional and serious, Shelbye tries to keep it light and remind clients how amazing life can be outside of the eating disorder bubble. Shelbye's services include text support, virtual sessions, group support, in person one on one sessions, meal support, grocery shopping, clothing shopping, etc. She also has done live ins where she is with a client for an extended period of time in their home.   We discuss topics including: The role of an eating disorder recovery coach The benefits of an eating disorder recovery coach What is text support? When is a client ready to clothing shop with an ED recovery coach? Who is a candidate for a “live in”? When is a “live in” helpful?   SHOW NOTES: https://www.shelbyeschlange.com/ https://www.instagram.com/shelbyeschlange/ ____________________________________________ If you have any questions regarding the topics discussed on this podcast, please reach out to Robyn directly via email: rlgrd@askaboutfood.com You can also connect with Robyn on social media by following her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review on iTunes and subscribe. Visit Robyn's private practice website where you can subscribe to her free monthly insight newsletter, and receive your FREE GUIDE “Maximizing Your Time with Those Struggling with an Eating Disorder”. Your Recovery Resource, Robyn's new online course for navigating your loved one's eating disorder, is available now! For more information on Robyn's book “The Eating Disorder Trap”, please visit the Official "The Eating Disorder Trap" Website. “The Eating Disorder Trap” is also available for purchase on Amazon.

Thanks to a recent trip back to Portland, Dr. Greg Burch was able to connect with MAGDJ alumna Shelbye Renfro in the Multnomah Studios. Shelbye works in a community in Kigali, Rwanda with the organization Word Made Flesh. In this episode of Development and Justice Shelbye talks about her work in seeking justice in her adopted community through economic and sustainable development projects that her and her team lead. She provides a timely update on how the covid-19 pandemic is impacting her and her friends in Rwanda and their work and how she stays encouraged and hopeful despite challenging circumstances at times. Have a listen!

Thanks to a recent trip back to Portland, Dr. Greg Burch was able to connect with MAGDJ alumna Shelbye Renfro in the Multnomah Studios. Shelbye works in a community in Kigali, Rwanda with the organization Word Made Flesh. In this episode of Development and Justice Shelbye talks about her work in seeking justice in her adopted community through economic and sustainable development projects that her and her team lead. She provides a timely update on how the covid-19 pandemic is impacting her and her friends in Rwanda and their work and how she stays encouraged and hopeful despite challenging circumstances at times. Have a listen!

This is Part 2 with Shelbye. If you haven't listened to her story in Part 1, go back & listen.  In this episode, Emily asks her multiple questions about her process, advice, what has helped her, etc. We hope this conversation brings insight into the process of going through miscarriage. ❤️ Connect with us on social media! Follow us at @rawandrelevant on Instagram and Facebook. Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe to get the latest episodes.

On this episode, Emily sits down with her friend Shelbye. She has had multiple miscarriages. On this first episode, she shares her story and what it was like to go through each of her five losses.  We hope this episode makes you feel less alone if you are going through this. One of the most healing parts for me is listening to others who have gone through similar pain to know I am not alone. You aren't alone either! If you haven't walked through this pain hopefully us talking about it helps you understand the pain your friend is walking through.  Stay tuned for Part 2 next week!  Connect with us on social media! Follow us at @rawandrelevant on Instagram and Facebook. Don't forget to leave a review and subscribe to get the latest episodes.

In this episode, I am interviewing my dear friend, Shelbye Renfro. Shelbye has lived in Kigali for over five years, where she serves as the field director for Word Made Flesh Rwanda and created Kundwa Collective, a beautiful social enterprise. We're chatting all things holistic development, simple living, and serving as a single today!

In this episode Shelbye and I share our stories on negative self body image issues, anxiety and how we moved passed them! I also share some tools that I teach in my Academy! Enjoy!! Share if you enjoyed so others can benefit too!

Do you struggle with the idea that if you had the “perfect body” you would be happy and your life would be complete?  Do you feel guilt around the foods you eat and the amount of exercise you do? In this guest interview, the amazing Shelbye Schlange from the Podcast “Living over Losing” and Fitness […]

Do you struggle with the idea that if you had the “perfect body” you would be happy and your life would be complete?  Do you feel guilt around the foods you eat and the amount of exercise you do? In this guest interview, the amazing Shelbye Schlange from the Podcast “Living over Losing” and Fitness […]

We are back today chatting about a topic near and dear to my heart— being your authentic self. Why is it so hard for us in society to be honest with ourselves and with other people? In this episode we discuss: being honest vs. trying to fit a mold, getting rid of the “supposed to do things this way” mentality, anxiety and overthinking, why everyone is and should be different to attract like partners, how to give up people pleasing and why it is totally non-effective, living your best life and getting out of your head and much more. This is a passionate one for sure and definitely one anyone can relate to any sort of life struggle. Also, there’s a little bit of Shelbye roasting involved which is never a bad thing ;)Micaela can be found at @micaelakelman on InstagramXoxo

Welcome to Shelbye babbling 2.0! Today I’m doing another quick solo episode updating on my  personal journey as well as providing more insight on why not being okay is actually very okay, why the quote “everything happens for a reason” may not work in all situations, owning your pain and discomfort, accepting that sometimes things aren’t all put together and how to learn from struggling, why ignoring feelings and faking it usually backfires, the ongoing healing process of life and more.    Feel free to contact me at anytime with questions or comments, I would love to hear from you! Next week we will be back on a normal interview schedule. :)   Instagram: @shelbyeschlange Email: shelbyeschlange@gmail.com Website: www.livingoverlosing.com   Xoxo   

Our friend Andrew Gordon, @yogatalkpod comes on the show for a special simulpodcast on his show YOGA TALK POD. We talk about working through the inevitable traumatic events that life deals us, and how to navigate through them. Also, as both of us are in recovery for different reasons, we talk about the urge to slip up, and how to not let that happen. This is a great one-raw-honest-and real.  Check out YOGA TALK POD: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/yoga-talk-pod/id1319044183?mt=2   To subscribe, rate and review Living Over Losing go to: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/living-over-losing/id1355968372?mt=2 Our website is www.livingoverlosing.com Thank you for listening! Shelbye    

This is a solo episode full of Shelbye feelings and ramblings (you’re welcome ;)) I wanted to touch on a topic that I struggle with myself— being okay with not being okay. This could be applied to having bad body image days, temptations to diet, life events that bring us down, whatever the case may be. We all have bad days. How do we accept the bad and try to come out on the other side? This episode is about being real with ourselves, about being imperfect and about how to stay on a positive path. Authenticity is truly the key to happiness, but it isn’t always easy.   As always, you can stay in touch with me at:   www.livingoverlosing.com Instagram: @shelbye___ shelbyeschlange@gmail.com