Podcasts about thinspiration

Schlank um jeden Preis – in sogenannten Pro-Ana-Communities wird Magersucht nicht als Krankheit gesehen, sondern als Lebensstil gefeiert. Was nach harmlosen Tipps und „Thinspiration“ aussieht, ist in Wahrheit ein gefährliches Netzwerk, das Betroffene tiefer in die Essstörung zieht. Besonders erschreckend: Immer wieder missbrauchen selbst ernannte „Coaches“ das Vertrauen junger Menschen – psychisch und manchmal auch körperlich. Mit meinem Gast, der angehenden Psychologin Jasmina Eifert, spreche ich über die psychologischen Dynamiken hinter diesen Online-Gemeinschaften, über die Rolle des Internets und darüber, wie wichtig professionelle Hilfe wirklich ist. Wie erkennen Angehörige die stillen Signale? Und was brauchen Betroffene, um sich aus solchen toxischen Strukturen zu lösen?

Inhaltsnotiz: Gewicht, Diät, AbnehmenIn der neuen Folge entlarven wir mal wieder diet culture, die sich maskiert als Ernährungsumstellung und gesundes Essen mit vielen Proteinen. Richtig und wichtig. Passt auf euch auf!Schreibt uns gerne an hi@fettundgluecklich.de

What can we say about this one. Morgan reflects back on the online reaction to announcing her podcast, and the never ending shit storm of men sharing their irrelevant opinions about her body. She also learns of some new(ish) online drama surroundign two internet stars thanks to producer and Gen Z correspondent, Anissa. Morgan's "Thinspiration" journal also makes a comeback in this episode - giving us an inside look at the inner dialogue of a teenager stuck in the heroin chic era of 2012. Join our new Reddit page and share your thoughts - https://www.reddit.com/r/MyBodyMyJokes/

Have you ever been asked to "send n00ds" or "show bobs"? Unfortunately, Morgan has. Several times. That's why she created a series called What's In My DM's where she traverses the swamp of her message requests, and reads them for your entertainment. Lucky for you, the series has now become a staple of My Body, My Jokes! and in this episode, we hear from many a creep-o. Episode 3 also features a peek into Morgan's childhood through her "Thinspiration" journal (gross, right?) and how she's rewriting her past. So sit your beautiful butt down and kiki with us!

On this episode, Katherine Cullen, LMSW, stops by to discuss her article "Seven Secrets To Liking Yourself More." She breaks down the consequences of self dislike and how everyone can benefit from improving the way they feel about themselves. Katherine (Schreiber) Cullen, LMSW, is a psychotherapist and co-author of The Truth About Exercise Addiction: Understanding The Dark Side of Thinspiration. She received her MSW from Fordham University and is currently pursuing an MA in Applied Catholic Theology at the University of Mary. Katherine is currently licensed to practice therapy in the states of NY, ME, PA, and VA, and she provides remote psychotherapy through Juniper Therapeutic Services. She works primarily with adults and couples who struggle with communication issues, emotion regulation, interpersonal skills, depression, anxiety, panic, poor self-image, and stress management. Katherine uses a variety of techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and mindfulness based stress reduction (MBSR) with her clients. She currently lives in New York City with her husband and writes a blog for Psychology Today. Her work has been featured in TIME, Cosmopolitan, SELF, and The British Medical Journal (BMJ). Made a mistake? You're not alone. Here is a link to the Twitter thread about mistakes that people have made at work! Click HERE to check out her Instagram and HERE for her Twitter.

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“Feeling better about our bodies does not come from changing our bodies, it comes from changing our mindset,” says body positivity activist and influencer Alex Light, author of You Are Not A Before Picture. “I would love for women—because women predominantly bear the burden of beauty standards—to be able to live their lives free of concern about how they look. We have been taught that if we're not thin or pretty then we're not worthy.” In this episode of Clean Beauty School, mbg beauty director and host Alexandra Engler chats with Light about body neutrality, her hopes for Gen-Z and future generations, and the return of “thinspiration” culture on social media. Plus, why toeing the line between “wanting to better yourself” and “not being good enough as I am now” can be so challenging.   Show notes: -Follow Alex Light -Read Alex's book You Are Not A Before Picture: How to Finally Make Peace With Your Body, For Good   -Read about the history of diet culture and fad diets  -Read more about topics mentioned in this episode: learning to love your body, setting boundaries, separating weight from health, cream blush, cream bronzer, natural lip color, vitamin C, retinol, meditation, breathwork  -Shop products mentioned in this episode: It Cosmetics Superhero Elastic Stretch Volumizing and Lengthening Mascara, Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Bronzing Cream, Rare Beauty Stay Vulnerable Melting Blush, SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic, Garnier Green Labs Pinea-C Brightening Serum Cream with SPF 30, La Roche Posay Sunscreen, Clinique Moisture Surge™ 100H Auto-Replenishing Hydrator, Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Serum, CeraVe Night Renewing Skin Cream, Bioderma H20 Micellar Water Take 30% off all supplements and personal care products with code MBG30, and score a free lip balm on orders over $75. Apply code at checkout.  Follow the host: @alex_blair_ Call in: sayhi.chat/cleanbeautyschool Comments: podcast@mindbodygreen.com Sponsorship inquiries: sales@mindbodygreen.com 

Thinspiration or Fitspiration has been around since I was a kid, only it didn't have such a cool name. But, I learned that cutting pictures out of magazines of women whom I aspired to look like would help me, somehow, look more like them. I read I should put these pictures on the refrigerator and that would help me not eat. I should put them on my mirror so I could look at these images, every day, and be reminded of my goal--to have that kind of body. It may sound innocent, but friends, fitspiration and thinspiration are not of the Lord. Jesus doesn't ask us to try to look like other women. Jesus doesn't ask us to not eat so that we can have someone else's body size or shape. There is so much evil wrapped up in this seemingly innocent "inspirational" exercise--and it's time that it was exposed. Today we talk about the problem with thinspiration and fitspiration and how, spiritually and physically harmful it can be. Looking at another woman's body and deciding that you "want one just like it" is the type of coveting talked about way back in the Old Testament! Looking at a photo with envy, daily, doesn't lead us to a place of body image freedom--it leads to a place where we are further stuck in our idolatry. Topics we tackle in today's show about the Problem with Thinspiration: What are we worshipping? Have we traded the "truth" for a "lie" like Romans 1:25 says. God didn't make me to look like her. Does posting these pictures actually bring us more shame and hurt us in other ways? God isn't waiting for me to look more like that image, I'm made in his image. Listen to today's show about thinspiration and fitspiration, and let me know what you think! Are we email friends yet? Join the 5 Day Body Image Freedom Email Challenge here: https://www.comparedtowho.me Have you read Compared to Who? Check it out and start reading free, here: https://comparedtowho.me/compared-to-who-book-for-christian-women-on-body-image/ Check out Heather's coaching options: Ready for some extra support on your journey to body image freedom? Do you want to believe you are more than a body but still feel stuck?  Learn more here: https://comparedtowho.me/christian-body-image-coaching-insecurity-confidence-gospel/  

#therichsolution # #bodypositive #emilylaurendickJoin me today at 10:00am CT on Mojo50 Radio. My returning guest author Emily Lauren Dick @realhappydaughter will speak on the topic of “Body Image/Body Positive”. She offers up a guide to Loving Your Body that will help young adult women break down society's messages. Readers are encouraged to define beauty for themselves and to celebrate their bodies' incredible capacity to help them pursue life with strength and energy. •Listen @ 10:00am CT on:•www.mojo50.com•Heart Radio•iTunes•Apple•Live streaming via:•YouTube and Facebook:•https://www.facebook.com/Therichsolution/•https://www.youtube.com/c/therichsolution

-#therichsolution # #bodypositive #emilylaurendickJoin me today at 10:00am CT on Mojo50 Radio. My guest author Emily Lauren Dick @realhappydaughter will speak on the topic of “Body Positive”, she offers up a guide to Loving Your Body that will help young adult women break down society's messages. Readers are encouraged to define beauty for themselves and to celebrate their bodies' incredible capacity to help them pursue life with strength and energy. •Listen @ 10:00am CT on:•www.mojo50.com•Heart Radio•iTunes•Apple

The word “thinspo” is cutting a dangerous path through today’s youth culture. Spelled t-h-i-n-s-p-o, Thinspo is short for thin inspiration. It’s a social media user movement offering up memes, quotes, pictures, and posts designed to encourage diet and weight loss. The movement is coming under fire for the ways in which it promotes warped and unhealthy body image standards, particularly for our girls. Experts are rightly warning that the thinspo movement is fueling disordered eating and body dysmorphia. One of many memes I viewed simply says, “Don’t ever stop trying. Because one day, you will be thin.” One seventeen year old in the thinspo movement posted a video on TikTok telling viewers that all she had consumed that day was a jug filled with ice water, with the hashtag what I eat in a day. Parents, the pressure to be thin is strong. Peer influence is powerful. Be aware, and encourage your kids away from the dangers of worshiping the god of thinness.

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Instagram-famous model and health advocate Steph Claire-Smith joins us to chat about the never ending showreel of thin, fit and FaceTuned women online, how disordered eating very rarely discriminates, and her unique collection of 'Before & After' snaps. We also chat to ex-Frank Bod founder Erika Geraerts about her new casual cosmetics company, Fluff. She discusses the way covering your bits in brown coffee scrub became a social media phenomenon, empowering Gen Y girls, and her ‘fuck you’ approach to the beauty industry.

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Booze. Drugs. Gambling. Sex. Exercise. Each of these activities can release serotonin and dopamine, the chemicals responsible for lighting up the pleasure centers of the brain. It is well know that the first four activities can cause addiction, but what about exercise? This important episode of All About Fitness features a discussion with Katherine (Katie) Schreiber, a reporter and former editor for Psychology Today who co-authored the book: The Truth About Exercise Addiction: Understanding the Dark Side of Thinspiration. As someone who has worked in health clubs for twenty years, I have known numerous people, both men and women, who have struggled with this serious issue. On this episode Katie and I discuss addiction, what qualifies as being addicted to exercise and the steps to take if one feels that he or she may be an exercise addict. Follow Katherine Schreiber on Twitter: @KTSchreib   Please support the sponsor of All About Fitness: Terra Core - Part balance trainer, part bench, ALL RESULTS! Use code AF to save 20% on the purchase of a Terra Core! Follow THIS LINK to see the Terra Core in action. Contact info: pete@petemccallfitness.com Twitter: @PeteMc_fitness Instagram: @PeteMcCall_fitness  

Prof. Ulrike Schmidt joins us to discuss the three main eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia and binge eating. Are eating disorders a illness peculiar to young white women, or is anybody susceptible? What causes somebody to develop an eating disorder? Is it all about looking good, or are there deeper issues at play? We discuss the stigma and misconceptions surrounding eating disorders, the long term physical consequences, and we even delve into the bizarre world of Pro-Ana and “Thinspiration” websites where eating disorders are both promoted and celebrated. *** BOOKS MENTIONED *** "Getting Better Bite by Bite" https://amzn.to/33i35RB DISCLAIMER: My Own Worst Enemy is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.uk and affiliated sites.

ABC's , author of . Mara will be sharing her weight loss secrets and tips on gaining self-acceptance. About The Women's Eye Radio: with host Stacey Gualandi, is a show from , an Online Magazine which features news and interviews with women who want to make the world a better place. From newsmakers, changemakers, entrepreneurs, best-selling authors, cancer survivors, adventurers, and experts on leadership, stress and health, to kids helping kids, global grandmothers improving children's lives, and women who fight for equal rights,"It's the world as we see it." The Women's Eye Radio Show broadcasts on in Phoenix, live-streams on 1480KPHX.com, and is available as on-demand talk radio on iTunes and at . Learn more about The Women's Eye at

Pro Ana. My friend Mia. Thinspiration. If you know these terms, you are familiar with one of the dark corners of the internet where vulnerable people go to find support in making bad life decisions.  These are pro-eating disorder communities that teach women how to be better at starving themselves. A language emerged to bypass bans and filters, replacing trigger words like anorexia and bulimia, with friendly phrases like: “my friends Ana and Mia.” Bone thin bodies, grim weight statistics, and frightening calorie counts are posted as goals and achievements, hashtagged #thinspiration. "When you are starving you don't feel emotion. So I hadn't felt a lot in a while." These communities have existed as long as the internet, but 25 years after the start of the web, digital life has its tentacles around us in a different way. The threat has matured. Now, if you are trying to recover from an eating disorder, temptation is just a Tweet or Instagram away. And when a single picture of bony arm or a post about a celebrity who only weighs 100 pounds can mess with your recovery, it's not just the internet that's a dangerous place. It's your whole world. This week on the podcast, the story of how a lonely young girl used the internet to get better at starving herself for over a decade without even her family finding out. And then, the online moment that changed her course to recovery. In this episode:  Joanna Kay opens up about growing up with anorexia alongside an ever evolving online threat. Sharon Hodgson remembers the dark days of running a Pro-Ana site for anorexics. danah boyd tells us why banning these sites -- as Italy has tried to do -- is a fools errand. Ideas for what could help girls like Joanna. Resources and where to get help:  Joanna Kay's wonderfully brave personal recovery blog: Middle Ground Musings. National Eating Disorder Association. You can call them at1–800–931–2237 or chat with them online. National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders. Sharon Hodgson's recovery site, We Bite Back. Consider talking anonymously with a trained active listener at 7 Cups. If you are in a crisis, there are trained volunteers waiting to counsel you at www.imalive.org. If you found this radio program helpful or intriguing why not share it with someone you know and subscribe to New Tech City on iTunes or via RSS. It just takes a second. 

Up-and-coming comedians Brent Schmidt (twitter.com/IAmBrentSchmidt) and Zach Pugh (twitter.com/ZachPugh) join Jesse and Andy this week to talk about: The Pickathon music festival! More headboard talk! Growing up in Sturgis, South Dakota! Re-purposing coal mines for science! Teenage nervous breakdowns! Falling off the wagon for a podcast sponsor! Losing your religion via the Internet! When did Hogwarts abandon muggle technology? The majesty of the apparently kid! Jesse's creepy nipple text from the sleep-eating roommate! Feathered dinosaurs! Forgetting about Hiroshima! The theory of humors! Tyrannosaurs hunted in packs! Growing up in a Chik-Fil-A family! Pizza Hut grease! Thinspiration! Making your body's organs transparent! Hidden biker girly magazines!

#Thinspiration fallout, alcohol and muscle growth, shock devices and bad habits, television cons, 6x6 workouts, grilling, and making fitness fun

In this episode, Clay serves up a little audio brunch by sharing HEADLINES to talk #thinspiration, checks the INBOX for Reality TV talk and turns a hill run into a Challenge of the Week.

Spartan Race training, soccer playing, Paleo Grilling, glutathione supplements and tumors, plastic bottles, obesity costs and risks, Neanderthal poop, calorie restriction in animals, pedometer reviews, bike riding, Nate Miyaki, oxtail bone broth, and our thin skinned society

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