Podcasts about tw eating

TW: Eating disorders, disordered eating Part 1 In this two-part series, Reilly and Jenna delve into the critical issue of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sports (REDs), exploring its significant impact on athletes. Featuring expert guests Dr. Aubrey Armento, MD, CAQSM, and Amanda McCarthy, MS, RDN, CSSD, the conversation highlights the often overlooked aspects of REDs, including its prevalence and the importance of recognizing its signs. They unpack the complexities of how low energy availability can lead to various physiological, psychological, and performance-related challenges, emphasizing that this condition can affect athletes across different  Listeners will discover the crucial role of nutrition in managing REDs, with practical tips shared for increasing energy availability and fostering a healthier relationship with food. The episode also addresses the long-term implications of REDs, inviting listeners to reflect on prevention strategies that can benefit both athletes and their support systems. Follow us on Instagram @easy.sports.nutrition @jenna.fisher.nutrition  Interested in working with a Dietitian to meet your performance goals and heal your relationship with food?⁠ ⁠Apply⁠⁠ to work with us today

In this special insights episode, Tofi takes over and re-lives the horror of figuring out Blythe's true name and purpose because they're a glutton for punishment... We aim to provide some sad Tofi noises, inner Tofi turmoil, and just overall crying in this re-release episode. TW: Eating disorders, starvation

TW: Eating DisorderOn todays episode we talk about Khushi's journey recovering from an eating disorder, what triggered it and how she healed. Everything in life is a relationship, including the one that you have with food and we must treat it and work on it as such.- EVERYTHING IN LIFE IS A RELATIONSHIP- DO NOT COMMENT ON PEOPLES BODIES, YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT SOMEONE IS GOING THROUGH- EVERYONE IS BEAUTIFUL AND WORTHY JUST BY EXISTING- BALANCE IS KEYwith love, MafeOur Sponsors:* Check out Happy Mammoth and use my code MAFEANZURES for a great deal: happymammoth.com* Check out Shopify: shopify.com/mafeanzures* Check out Tecovas: https://www.tecovas.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/i-missed-me/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Remy had the extreme pleasure talking to the hilarious and wonderful Salma Hindy -- a first-generation Egyptian-Canadian comedian, writer, actor and performer who has opened for Ken Jeong, Ramy Youssef, Beth Stelling, and Chelsea Handler. Salma tells us all about growing up in a very strict religious household and the ways in which it effected her sexuality and self-view. She tells us all about ending her relationship with people pleasing and how she pivoted to self-pleasing, with the help of therapy, comedy, and a few sex toys. She regales us with many stories of her first time experiencing all things sexual in her late 20s-early 30s and this episode is all of the things Salma is: funny, interesting, endearing, and just gets better and better as time goes on.  TW: Eating disorders, body image issues, religious trauma, sexual assault/ sexual violence, blood   Love How C*m? -- RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE  Follow Salma at @Salma.Hindy Follow / DM us at @HowCumPodcast @RemyKassimir Support the podcast/ get extras on Patreon Check out our website for extra info & merch!  

Welcome back to the Dancer's Choice Podcast! This week Riley & Dawsen sit down to reflect on their experiences with dance teachers- what worked and what didn't. Being at the age to step into teaching positions themselves, the girls compile a list of what they believe to be the "Do's/Don'ts" when it comes to being an educator in this industry. From playing favorites, critiquing students, competition costuming, navigating nutrition, and praising students, the girls-you guessed it- UNPACK IT ALL! TW: Eating disorders, weight loss, and body dysmorphia are discussed at times in this episode. Please take a pause if needed. Your mental health comes first. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dancerschoicepodcast/message

In search of solutions for Bran's predicament, the party tells the truth - to Rohan, and to priests who seem willing to help. But will it work, and at what price? TW: Eating disorders, starvation

An insane plan totally reliant on magic in a place that forbids the use of magic and where monsters roam eating magical essence is doomed to fail, right? TW: Eating disorders, starvation

Splitting up in a library can't possibly be a bad idea, right? With the discovery of Blythe's soul fragment in a disturbing cookbook, Bran makes an important decision - and has to face the consequences! TW: Eating disorders, starvation Special thanks to the Red Wyrmling for the inspiration for the magic-absorbing monsters I homebrewed for the Arcane Archway! Stat blocks available on our Patreon.

Pickleball culture is out of control. Jerry fails successfully at the switch. Katy tries to guess where the name is real or not. TW: Eating disorders are mentioned in this episode.

TW: Eating disorders, trauma As the real life healer series continues, The Chicks welcome real life healer Anna Przy in todays episode. Anna has been through her fair share of mental health struggles including an eating disorder led her to an inpatient treatment facility. Anna bravely shares what ED recovery looks like and how it's led her to helping others feel less alone in theirs. Anna is raw and vulnerable in todays episode and keeps it real by discussing what healing looks like for someone who used was raised by caregivers that expected perfection. Follow Anna on IG Follow Anna on TIKTOK Try Betterhelp: Click HERE for 10% off your first month Sponsor: reddremedies.com/ANXIETYCHICKS for 20% off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

[TW//Eating disorders, Bulimia, Binge Eating, Anxiety, Body Image, Suicide] 1.25 million people in the UK struggle with eating disorders such as bulimia and binge eating. Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of all mental health conditions. Suicide is the major cause of death, with those suffering with bulimia 7 x more likely to commit suicide.  Today I welcome Kelly Wenham who is an accomplished actress, voice over artist, writer and director. At the age of 16, she landed the role of Jess Buckley on the smash hit ITV drama 'Where The Heart Is' which she appeared as a series regular for 4 years and has been working in the industry ever since. Kelly's journey starts as a teenager landing a modelling opportunity in Japan that triggers a slow and dangerous decent into chronic bulimia that nearly takes her life on more than one occasion. Kelly spends her twenties in and out of recovery desperately looking for a solution that seems out of reach. She never gives up despite her struggles and finally finds a solution that works for her to break free. Kelly is a bulimia survivor, a hero and an inspiration. I cannot thank Kelly enough for opening up so honestly to help others. If you are affected by the sensitive content or are looking for useful resources, Kelly recommends contacting Julie Kerr @ www.bulimiafree.com and the following books

TW: Eating disorders, mental health.This week is such a special episode between Melissa and her client Tamara. When Tamara first came to us, she was struggling with a nagging leg injury, having difficulty recovering from multiple surgeries as well as overcoming her ED thoughts, and was very much stuck in a place of not taking care of herself. She knew she needed to eat more, train less, and focus on recovery... but she was still holding herself back. We fully dive into her journey here.On top of that, Tamara shares more about the mental side of things, how her support system helped her get out of the trenches, and her WHY behind her entire fitness journey. Tamara has an incredible story and has overcome so much; we couldn't be MORE proud of her. And fun fact - she's now an Alignment staff member who helps us grow our mission! Truly a fairytale. :')Tamara's instagram: @tamara_onofre27

Last year beginning in January of 2022, I make a brave decision to recover myself from years of restrictive eating/dieting, disordering eating, and body dysmorphia. It was not until I initiated this recovery process (using the "All In" method) that I truly learned the meaning of radical acceptance and what it means to love my authentic self. Resources that helped me on my "All In" recovery journey from disordered eating: Rachel Wrigley's YT Channel (nutritional therapist and disordered eating recovery coach): https://www.youtube.com/@RachaelWrigley Kayla Rose's YT Channel (holistic nutritionist and diet recovery coach): https://www.youtube.com/@KAYLAROSEKOTECKI Stephanie Buttermore's YT Channel (All-In recovery story): https://www.youtube.com/@StephanieButtermore Interested in working with me 1:1? Book a free consult with me here: https://bit.ly/3sequRP Follow me on IG: @loveguidesong Check me out on my website: https://www.songkim.co/

TW: Eating disorders. The girls sit down with their first and most special guest, their mom! They chat all things growing up, living during the 80s, arguments, and so much more! Follow us on IG: @tellmesispodcast https://bit.ly/3sPtSTs Follow us on TikTok: @tellmesispodcast https://bit.ly/3WniYlB Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3SZoSa7 Listen on Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/3e70iFC Follow + Support Alex IG: http://bit.ly/1TUKMdB TikTok: https://bit.ly/3sp0hA5 YouTube: http://bit.ly/1UWrxxq Follow + Support Kyla IG: http://bit.ly/1L24YEd tellmesispodcast@gmail.com

*TW - Eating disorders and suicide are talked about in this episode*In this episode we head over across the ditch and I chat with Nicole from Governors Bay New Zealand - The founder and owner of Lulah Collective. Lulah Co. is the creative expression of Nicoles dreams and values. It's a manifestation of her devotion to supporting other women who have walked the same path she has, the journey towards true self-love and body positivity. She wanted to create an activewear brand that created a space for women to love their fuller figures through joyful movement and forged some fiery change in the plus-size fashion industry!Why? It's her dream to empower women to come to a space of love within and for their bodies. Nicole struggled with this for years, and  still can be wobbly some days. When she was in a bigger body she was teaching yoga , but wasn't able to easily find a brand that catered to her curves....let alone nourished her soul. At this time all she saw was women who looked nothing like her "shredding" it at the gym in an attempt to prep their summer bodies. She thought that it would make her happy to look like them.She lost 50kg and life was easier. People treated her differently, the world was kinder... but the joy of this was fleeting as she still felt insecure and unhappy in her body. In the last year her body shape has changed again, becoming softer and more curvy. Nicole felt panicked and confused what body shape and size would ever make her feel happy and safe? This part of her story is what has brought her to the body acceptance and positivity movements- of learning to love her body through thick and thin. Of choosing moving her body to feel good, not to conform to beauty standard and fitspo bullshit. She see that the majority of activewear brands, though becoming increasingly size-inclusive, still advocate that movement is a means to change your size or shape. The movement towards a more body positive activewear industry is happening slowly, but why not speed things up? Nicole wants to see body diversity represented by more activewear brands. She wants to see size-inclusive brands that go beyond a size 26 and most of all, she wants to see a strong body-positive message.Lulah Collective is your size-inclusive and totally body-positive active-wear brand designed by curvy babes, for curvy babes. They empower gals to move their bodies from a place of joy and love, and to feel great doing it! They wanted to see an activewear brand that represented our bodies!  Bodies with glorious curves. To see a brand that served gals with bounteous hips, thighs and bums. Babes who deserved to be celebrated and supported to move without limitation. And so here is Lulah Collective, created with heart, sass and soul, just for you! They are building a diverse community who embrace their curves- we hope that Lulah Co. will inspire you to love and nurture yourself through movement.Check out Lulah Collectives podcast, The Body Posi Club for chats with real women and industry professionals on a range of inspiring topics through a body positive lens.Nicole is also a therapist and will be opening her private practice in 2023. To purchase her activewear or to contact Nicole:Instagram: @lulahcollectiveWebsite: lulahcollective.comPodcast: The Body Posi Club Podcast*If you are having a difficult time and need help please reach out to:Lifeline: 13 11 14 24/7 supportSupport the show

**TW: Eating disorder**   This week author, podcaster & speaker Jackie Gronlund (she/her) is my guest. Jackie shares her story, talking about her relationship with her body, and learning self acceptance.  Jackie talks about the challenges of living with an eating disorder and other coping mechanisms and escapes, and how this impacted her life, spirituality, relationships with others. and her relationship with her body. Jackie shares her journey of discovering healing through a healthy relationship with her body, and how this helped her find peace in herself and in her true identity - and how we can do the same.   Find more of Jackie's work at jackiegronlund.com

Victoria Niamh is an influencer and self development coach who advocates for body confidence to her 129k followers, after her near death experience battling with Anorexia, Orthorexia and Depression. Victoria uses her platform to help break the stigma around mental health. In this episode of the podcast, Victoria opens up on how her professional dance background from as young as 4 years old led to her perfectionism mentality. After years of chasing the ‘perfect' body Victoria was diagnosed with Anorexia, Orthorexia and Depression at age 18. She used Instagram as a diary to document her recovery for the past 6 years. Victoria is now on her road to recovery, helping herself and over 100 thousand women. Victoria founded The Glow up Project which aims to inspire women to understand that the real glow up is an inside job. TW: Eating disorders and mental health In this episode we discuss: Victoria's mental health and eating disorder battle How competitive dance from age 4 led to her darkest times Personal experience on grief Developing her mindset and business Financial struggles in her early twenties Her biggest lesson in her twenties The challenges she feels are sometimes holder her back Her mission to help women step into their power Guest: Victoria Niamh Hosts: Gaby Mendes, Felix Kabutey Jnr Listen and follow Talk Twenties on all platforms: Sign up to our newsletter: https://newsletter.talktwenties.com/ Visit the Talk Twenties Website: https://www.talktwenties.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talktwenties/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRRmaVp3/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/talk_twenties LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/talktwenties/ A big thank you to our sponsors Zopa Bank - https://www.zopa.com

TW: Eating disorders, fatphobia, body dysmorphia. WE'RE BACK SUCKOS Jack (or should I say "John") and Meredith talk about Jennette McCurdy's best-selling book I'm Glad My Mom Died and everything that comes with having a mother. They also talk about codependency, family systems and get really deep into Meredith's struggles with eating.

What would it be like to not hate your body? ⚠️TW: Eating disorders ⚠️Cara Cifelli, a food and body image coach, wants you to know that there is peace in rejecting diet culture's rules for you, including the idea that you are the problem.In this episode, Cara discusses the ways she supports her clients in their inner knowing, and shares ways you can reject other people's rules for your body. She tells her story of battling an eating disorder, and gives us living proof that healing and body connection are possible. Cara's TikTok and InstagramLOOK AT YOU, HEALING YOUR SHIT! ✨

TW: Eating disorders, body dysmorphia, and suicidal ideation. I'm talking all things learning to accept my body as it is, overcoming my history with disordered eating and the tips and tricks that have been helping me on my journey to have a healthier relationship with food and my body. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

***TW: Eating disorders are mentioned in this episode*** In this week's episode, Cayla and Ella have a conversation about self-love and body positivity. It is really difficult at times to treat your mind and body with love. We could all use the reminder and some tools to cultivate more self-love in our lives, and that is what this episode is all about.    Follow Us On Social Media! Instagram: @sweetandsavorywellnesspodcast, @caylas_clean_eats, and @ ellatroy.health TikTok: @caylas_clean_eats and @ella_troy Websites: https://caywright25.wixsite.com/mysite-1/online-store https://www.ellatroyhealth.com/ https://sweetandsavorypodc.wixsite.com

TW : Eating disorders and Body Dysmorphia Part 2 of Our Lips Are Sealed is here! Lisa and Jen discuss the frenemyship of Alex and Hazel, Toby being a bit of a creep, and then the seriousness of Emma's eating disorder. Resources:Rebecca's Foundation : Offers scholarships to help with the financial aspect of treatment. Also offers online classes, and coaching https://rebeccaseatingdisorderfoundation.org/scholarships/ANAD (National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders) : Free eating disorder support groups and resources https://anad.orgBeyond Hunger : Offers eating disorder prevention and education programs for elementary, middle and high schools either in person or through Zoom  https://beyondhunger.org

TW: Eating disorders and anxiety/depression We could all use an extra therapy session, so Rod is joining Kaitlyn for a very special edition of Throwback Therapy to end Mental Health Awareness Month on a high note. Everyone's favorite coworker (plus TikTok star and podcaster), Rod, is sharing how 2022 has been his growth year, proving that it's never too late to start living your dream. Beans and Bones (if you know, you know) are going back in time to our favorite decade, the 90s, because nostalgia is an actual therapy technique that KB & Rod are embracing to its fullest. They're also catching up on current pop culture trends and most importantly, keeping up with the Kardashians, one of their favorite topics ever. Plus, they're sharing some revealing confessions that Jason is going to need to be looped in on (CCing him for visibility). Last but not least, they're enjoying a millennial pastime: the beloved Buzzfeed quiz. HYUNDAI - Learn more at HyundaiUSA.com. AWAY - Start your 100-day trial and shop the entire Away lineup of travel essentials, including their best-selling suitcases at AwayTravel.com/vine. PROGRESSIVE - Quote at Progressive.com to join the over 27 million drivers who trust Progressive. PELOTON - Visit onepeloton.com to learn more . CYMBIOTIKA - Use code OFFTHEVINE on cymbiotika.com for 15% off sitewide or create your custom bundle and get up to 45% off. APARTMENTS.COM - The place to find a place.

TW: Eating disorders and child death imagery discussed. Jenna and Jenelle catch you up on, surmise, their current favorite workouts, before diving into a Mental Health Month topic.  Anxiety produces intrusive and/or ruminating thoughts in people with the condition, but Jenna will explain other disorders than can produce the symptoms described in this episode.  Also they will touch on some of their lowest lows with intrusive and ruminating thoughts (perinatal and postpartum anyone?), as well as what they have found helps in their never ending quest to be the best, mentally-ill humans they can be.   Peloton: Reminder, we can send you a free trial and you don't need an equipment for barre classes. Go to strength, the sub-category barre.  Free trial link: https://www.onepeloton.com/digital/checkout/digital-gp-60d?utm_source=ios_app&utm_medium=in_app&code=e99302c8088d4e28a5a6a0d29ba2f4e8&locale=en-US (https://www.onepeloton.com/digital/checkout/digital-gp-60d?utm_source=ios_app&utm_medium=in_app&code=e99302c8088d4e28a5a6a0d29ba2f4e8&locale=en-US) Licorice tabs - https://www.nhc.com/rhizinate-fructose-free-by-integrative-therapeutics?quantity=1&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=sales-new-business-pla&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1N2TBhCOARIsAGVHQc68PZ_qb9DUKPh4DNnLcfnq829nr0NcBTJUhVCp6Nya5r0Ryh-cXmMaAtbHEALw_wcB (https://www.nhc.com/rhizinate-fructose-free-by-integrative-therapeutics?quantity=1&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=sales-new-business-pla&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1N2TBhCOARIsAGVHQc68PZ_qb9DUKPh4DNnLcfnq829nr0NcBTJUhVCp6Nya5r0Ryh-cXmMaAtbHEALw_wcB) Books on evolutionary brain wiring: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0062316117?tag=goodbooks009-20&geniuslink=true (https://www.amazon.com/dp/0062316117?tag=goodbooks009-20&geniuslink=true)

Dropping into your feed on International No-Diet Day to share with you what I've been struggling with! TW: Eating disorders, dieting, weight, calories, etc.

TW: Eating disorders, weight loss, diet culture Episode 159: "Self-love is not a feeling, it's an action.” On today's episode, Natalie's guest dreams come true as the one and only Sarah Nicole Landry (aka The Birds Papaya) joins her on the mic for an empowering conversation surrounding body acceptance and confidence. Sarah made headlines when she bared it all (stretch marks included!) for Knixwear and quickly became a role model for all shapes and sizes. She's done a whole lot of healing through her perfectionism, disordered eating, and body shame so that she could show up online and offline as her authentic, vulnerable self and inspire others to do the same. Natalie and Sarah unpack the effects of social media on body image and the importance of diversifying as opposed to fitting in. Sarah also shares her journey from blogging over ten years ago to building the body confidence empire that exists today, and how she personally practices self-love through it all. You don't have to be “that girl” as long as you're your girl! Today's episode dives into: Sarah's journey to self-acceptance and the impact social media played Ways she shows up for herself every day and practices self-love Why you don't have to be "that girl" and can be whatever girl you want to be How you can become more confident online and offline Thank you so much for being a part of our podcast community! Please be sure to rate, follow, review, and of course, post to your highlight reel. Follow your host Natalie on Instagram @nataliebarbu and @therealreelpodcast. Follow Sarah @thebirdspapaya.      Thank you to our sponsors for making this episode possible. Check out these deals just for you:  DOONEY & BOURKE - For 20% off your first order, visit Dooney.com/REAL and use the code REAL before April 30, 2022.  TAILOR BRANDS - Get 40% off when you go to tailorbrands.com/realreel  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TW: Eating disorders, fat shaming, fatphobia, body dysmorphia, self-criticism Happiest of Mondays to everyone!!! I am back with a new episode, and this time it is part 2 of my talk with Cristina (aka @Im.pacta on Instagram)! I am so excited for you to listen to what she has to share in this episode - she really teaches us key things about accepting our bodies the way they are. Check out Cristina on Instagram: @Im.pacta DM me if you need anything: @iammybestfriend.podcast

TW: Eating disorders, Fat shaming, Fatphobia, body dysmporohia, self-criticism Happy Tuesday everyone!! Yep, I have taken a quick break from uploading podcasts because I have been recording so many new and exciting episodes with guests!!! So, stay tuned!!! Today, me and Cristina (aka known as @im.pacta on Instagram) talk about her experience with an eating disorder. She is an incredibly inspiring person and has so much to say not only about eating disorders, but also about self-love and self-care. Definitely worth a listen! This is part 1 of 2-episode series, so come back next week for part 2!!! Check out Cristina on Instagram: @Im.pacta DM on Instagram if you have questions: @iammybestfriend.podcast

Tw: Eating disorders. Happy Sunday, everyone! Catherine shares her story when it comes to her relationship with her parents, with the mix of her anxiety and body dysmorphia. Also, this is not done yet because there's a construction outside their house :( she'll definitely continue this talk one of these days, but she dives in with parents and why we argue with them, which she have a lot of experience. Hope you're having a great night or day!

TW: Eating disorder thoughts and behaviors FINALLY back in Utah, Sofia gets real this week. LA took a lot out of the Sloot Media team, but we're back and thriving. For some exciting news, Sofia squirted for the first time in 5 years! A coveted feat that we should all aspire to reach. Next, we get REAL about eating habits, disorders, and some shit that just really needs to be discussed. Life is real, let's take care of each other Sloots, this is a safe space for ALL. Let's talk about it, even if it's uncomfortable.  Follow Sofia on Instagram and Twitter @SofiaFranklyn Find merch HERE: https://sofiafranklyn.com/  Episode promo codes: Dipsea: http://dipseastories.com/SOFIA for 30 days FREE access  MVMT : http://MVMT.com/SOFIA for FREE SHIPPING and FREE RETURNS Download Switchcraft for free and unlock the magical mystery  Glamnetic: http://glamnectic.com/SOFIA and enter promo code SOFIA at checkout for 30% off! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week we're joined by Olympian and England Rugby player Heather Fisher, who is also a keynote speaker and we can see why from how inspirational this episode was! Join us on a rollercoaster of emotions, as we discuss Heather's difficult childhood, mental health issues and how she reached her dream to become an athlete. Her strength and motivational words are infectious, so make sure to listen! TW // Eating disorders, depression

TW: Eating disorders + body dysmorphia About Your Body is a podcast about real bodies, real people and real stories. Hey everyone! Welcome to the second episode of The About Your Body Podcast: Season 2. This week I sat down with Stef Jung, a holistic health coach with a focus on helping women heal their relationship with food & their bodies. Listen in to hear Stef's amazing insights on: The signs of an unhealthy relationship with food Toxic diet culture Eating intuitively Food freedom: giving yourself freedom to eat whatever you want, detaching any sense of morality from food Why there is so much more to you than your weight and size Stef's personal journey to recovery and respecting her body and so much more! You can find Stef on Instagram @wholesomestef Stef's online course is available at https://www.wholesomestef.com/discover-food-freedom Thank you all for listening! Love to you all!

TW: Eating disorder thoughts and behaviors. On today's episode I sit down with Sam, a woman who is in recovery from her eating disorder. She shares how her eating disorder impacted her dating life prior to seeking treatment and how she's been navigating it while in recovery. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tw: Eating disorders, body dysmorphia, sexual violence We're talking body... literally everything that has to do with 'em. How they function in a world that tells them they're wrong, how we overcome and conquer our traumas around eating and body dysmorphia, how we can intuitively exercise and how we understand our bodies as they relate to sex and intimacy. I'm not a doctor, therapist, registered dietician or nutritionist, so I am only speaking from my experience with my body, but I hope it can help you to realize, nonetheless, that there are no 'supposed to'(s) in this world, and you are wonderfully made. Pour yourself a glass of pinot grigio or go on a juicy hot girl walk and listen to a rant about body acceptance and the beauty we all have within us! Xx

TW: Eating disorder, Suicidality, Transphobia, Transmisogyny I'm late because I moved across the ocean, but here's another insightful episode. This week, we're back with another straight girl, Jackie, to talk about how rough her life has been being the "objectively beautiful" one. Can you imagine having every single guy fall for you the moment he lays eyes on you? Every gay man's dream! No but seriously, we talk about the pervasion of lookism in our contemporary society through the lens of the beneficiaries. We also discuss how lookism affects trans people specifically: how Aster unwittingly benefits from society's obsession with beauty, how the gender binary is coerced upon trans people, and how trans women are victims of double jeopardy for both transphobia and misogyny.  If you want to send Kenneth a message while he's in the military, send him a DM on instagram!Follow our instagram @gaydarsforgaysians, our personals @asterhwang and @kenkang__, and our youtube channel!

BB Easton, author of 44 Chapters About Four Men which inspired Netflix's Sex/Life, joins us to help a letter writer in a committed mutually non-monogamous relationship who had the best sex of her life and now feels guilty because it wasn't with her partner. Should she tell him? Also, BB, Xio, Avery & Roan tackle a question from a man recovering from an eating disorder whose girlfriend is body shaming him. This one will make you mad. TW: Eating disorders, emotional abuse

TW: Eating disorders, anxiety, depression, divorced parents/ parents remarrying as a teenager, the good and the bad of therapy, dr*gs in NYC /// Going from a performing arts school to a sports high school, “.Frustration” and how it came to be through past trauma, how the people you surround yourself with greatly affect your personality, my story about first moving to NYC, Elijah's experience moving from NYC to a smaller town and not having a permanent home in the city, scamming/stealing in the fashion world, clothing longevity for small brands, making connections moving to a big city, people leeching onto others for clout.

TW** Eating disorders mentioned! Hi guys! In this week's episode, we will talk about how the implications of ego ruin our mindset and life, as well as how the competitive nature of EDs is a disturbing realization to notice. We will discuss updates (friendships, reception from listeners, motivation, etc.) and have a disoriented, but insightful, reflective, and honest conversation about my experience with an eating disorder. Take a listen! It might give you reeaalliiizaaatiioonssss

TW: Eating disorders, disordered eating & body dysmorphia. Hello again lovely listeners! This week's episode is all about body image - something that all too many of us struggle with. From our personal experiences, to social media, patriarchal capitalism, menstruation, hormonal fluctuations, and much more, we do a deep dive into the topic so that you can hopefully realise you're not alone in this. We also share our top tips for those days when your body image plummets and self-criticism is through the roof. From two girls that have struggled - and sometimes still do - with body image, we hope you can find some inner peace through listening to this episode. Thank you so much for trusting us with this topic and tuning into us this week

Today's episode of THRIVE gave me goosebumps! Nyla Wiebe is a health and life coach who specializes in Intuitive Eating and Body Image Improvement - all from a Christian perspective. [TW: Eating Disorder Recovery] She also struggled with an eating disorder for decades, but is recovered and credits God for her journey. Nyla's story is one of hope, and she shares so much godly wisdom - as well as practical advice - for intuitive eating, following cravings, improving body image, helping a struggling friend...and what the Bible's got to say about all of it. Listen in.   CONNECT WITH NYLA Instagram Website Her Holy Hustle Podcast   GET YOUR COPY OF CAFFEINATE YOUR SOUL: 52 MONDAY MANTRAS HERE: Amazon Barnes and Noble Target Walmart   FOLLOW ALONG: THRIVE Podcast Instagram Erica's Instagram Facebook Coming Up Roses  

(Trigger Warning) The following episode is intended for mature audiences and contains, talk of Suicide, Drug use, Alcohol use, Self-harm, and Eating Disorders. Viewer discretion is advised. On this episode of Paranoid in My Paradise @saimfarooqui @brooklynletson @jeremyritchie18 have the honour of listening to @riannakish Eating Disorder Recovery story. Rianna is a body positivity influencer with 400k+ TikTok followers. Her media presence not only educates others on Eating Disorders and Body Positivity but also reaches hearts worldwide. Rianna opens up about her time spent in clinics, hospitals, wards, etc, as well as the pressures from family, anxiety, depression, while also enduring other mental health disorders, sharing valuable information in awareness of her own mental health, and for others who could be going through or went through the same thing. Rianna keeps it real and lighthearted, fighting stigma can be difficult and tough. Rianna is a role model who exemplifies it is possible to find your way even in a dark place. #NotAlone As always thank you for tuning into Paranoid in My Paradise podcast and Business of Reveursdevie. Don't forget to leave a review! Follow, comment, like and share our other content Rêveurs de Vie® (@reveursdevie) • Instagram photos and videos Rêveurs de Vie (@reveursdevie) TikTok | Watch Rêveurs de Vie's Newest TikTok Videos @paranoidinmyparadise • Instagram photos and videos For more info and where to shop: Rêveurs de Vie (reveursdevie.com) Rianna Kish's Instagram: Riri (@riannakish) • Instagram photos and videos Tiktok: Riri (@riannakish) TikTok | Watch Riri's Newest TikTok Videos Reveursdevie is now in association with The Canadian Mental Health Association. more info: CMHA Saskatoon Branch – Mental Health for All

This week's guest is entrepreneur, sex positive geek, fat activist, and polyamorous queer icon Megan Ixim. Madelein, Sarah, and Megan talk about what it's like to be a woman when men tell them how to do their jobs. They also discuss polyamory, being queer and bisexual, and fatphobia. Lastly, they talk about Britney Spears. TW: Eating disorder  Follow Megan: Instagram: @msgiggglesStore: @plusthriftjcFollow us:Instagram: @cheersforqueerspodSarah's insta: @sarahgarnermeowMadelein's insta: @madeleinsmithSarah's twitter: @sarahgarnermeowMadelein's twitter: @madeleinmurphy

TW: Eating disorders, weight mention, self-harm, substance abuse This week I got to interview the incredible author and speaker, Amy Dresner. Amy tells her hilarious and honest story about her experience with anorexia, drug addiction, alcohol addiction, sex addiction, and self-harm. Amy taught me so much through her journey, I hope you enjoy. Follow me: IG: @jackieg.tv Twitter: @jackieeg7 Support this Podcast: Patreon.com/jackiegtv Buy My Book: Gumroad.com/l/findinghome     Follow Amy: IG: @amydresner https://www.amydresner.com

**TW - Eating disorders** In this more serious of an episode, Savannah discusses diet culture and the ways in which it not only spirals us into disordered eating and eating disorders, but how living with it once recovering can be just as difficult. We talk triggers, shifting perspectives, controlling ourselves vs. controlling others. The whole nine yards (that was not a Super Bowl pun/ reference, okay???). -- YFG is now accepting interview applications. Apply to be on the podcast if you have a mental health story you would like to share! IG: @yayforgrowthpod @the.sacredspace --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

From hip dips to stretch marks since the beginning of time society has been notorious for labeling natural things as "ugly" or "unwanted". This episode covers how and why you should break the barriers and help others find confidence in themselves. With personal stories and direct comparisons to the things around us, Khushi and Samya do an excellent job on adding a teen touch to the conspicuous topic. TW: Eating disorders, Anorexia, and other disorders are mentioned. (P.S) WOW!! We hit 500 streams on here!!!! Words can't express how grateful we are for y'all Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/desi_damsels/?hl=en Get help!: https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/help-support/contact-helpline

TW: Eating disorders, body image, diet culture, weight, fuck you and your rice cakes. If any of these aforementioned things leave you unsettled, feel free to skip until we're back to farting and making bullshit content. We dove into our eating disorder and body image stories with the great-in-glasses, TikTok comedian, self-love queen, Katie Makowski. This is a courageous conversation for us and everyone who listens to it, so enjoy the ride if you so choose! Ask questions, send feedback, let us know if it resonates. Xoxo, Love you, hate My Fitness Pal.

TW: Eating disorders, body image  Brynn Plummer Enneagram: 7  Donut of choice: Krispy Kreme Strawberry Iced with Sprinkles In our first interview of the season, Ashley Brooke James and Elizabeth Moore, co-founders of TRILUNA, sit down (virtually) with Brynn Plummer, Vice President of Inclusion and Community Relations for the Nashville Entrepreneur Center and founder of Dissocialite Design Co. Dissocialite works to destigmatize mental illness through playfully designed apparel and goods. Today we're talking about curiosity, mental health, and thirst traps.  Tune in next week for a conversation around setting boundaries, stepping into personal power, and intentionality.  Resources and Links --    Instagram:  @brynnplumm  @DissocialiteDesignCo Twitter:  @BrynnPlummer   Read More:  Mapping Police Violence   

TW: Eating disorders, racism   On this episode, Liz and AB are back to explore the challenges of finding and building a supportive community. They break down how community health and well-being directly impacts your personal wellness. If you find yourself feeling disconnected and you want to practice vulnerability and openness, this episode is for you.  The next episode of "Wellness, Community, Magic" will explore magic as transformation and the role of magic in Liz and AB's wellness practices. After we've covered our bases in the first three episodes, we will launch into interviews with subject matter experts across a wide range of topics.    Resources and Links:  National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network  Therapy For Black Girls Better Help The Podcast  TRILUNA The Box Series   Nashville specific resources:  Nashville Nutrition Partners