Chapter
Coping with Eating Disorders During Recovery
48:21 - 59:52 (11:31)
A person who has experienced an eating disorder discusses the fear and goal of recovery, as well as finding online support and dealing with potentially triggering content in those communities.
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The road to recovery from an eating disorder isn't always a straight path.
48:21 - 53:25 (05:04)
Summary
The road to recovery from an eating disorder isn't always a straight path. While nourishing the brain and gaining weight can lead to progress, it's important to recognize that fear and phobias may still be present.
ChapterCoping with Eating Disorders During Recovery
Episode78. Let’s talk about eating disorders
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
The speaker reflects on how having access to good treatment support, including a collaborative meal plan with a dietitian and a supportive psychologist, contributed to their successful recovery from an eating disorder.
53:25 - 56:19 (02:53)
Summary
The speaker reflects on how having access to good treatment support, including a collaborative meal plan with a dietitian and a supportive psychologist, contributed to their successful recovery from an eating disorder.
ChapterCoping with Eating Disorders During Recovery
Episode78. Let’s talk about eating disorders
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
The online eating disorder recovery communities can be very triggering.
56:19 - 57:54 (01:35)
Summary
The online eating disorder recovery communities can be very triggering. Misconceptions about eating disorders around anorexia are due to a lack of access to proper treatment and an inadequate treatment system.
ChapterCoping with Eating Disorders During Recovery
Episode78. Let’s talk about eating disorders
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
This episode debunks common myths about eating disorders including that it only happens to young people or that individuals with eating disorders are always underweight.
57:54 - 59:52 (01:58)
Summary
This episode debunks common myths about eating disorders including that it only happens to young people or that individuals with eating disorders are always underweight.