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ED Matters: The Gurze/Salucore podcast airing once a week where we interview the top experts in the field of eating disorders, sharing information for individuals recovering from eating disorders, their loved ones, clinicians in the field, and other individuals, professional or otherwise seeking to learn about eating disorders. Healthy conversations about eating disorders.
We are going to take a short break from podcasting but will be back in September. Enjoy the next few months and check out all of our other new content at edcatalogue.com.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Judith Rabinor, PhD, on her new book, “The Girl in the Red Boots: Making Peace with My Mother.”
Today, Kathy welcomes Judith Rabinor, PhD, and this is part 1 of a 2 part episode. The title of their conversation is same as the title of her new book “The Girl in the Red Boots: Making Peace with My Mother.”
Today, Kathy welcomes Jillian Lampert, PhD, MPH, RD, LD, FAED, and the topic of their conversation is nutrition care as the cornerstone of eating disorder treatment and recovery.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Alex Thompson and they have a conversation about the importance for early intervention for disordered eating and negative body image in female athletes.
Today, Kathy is joined by Judy Krasna, and their conversation is suicidality and eating disorders, an intimate perspective. We commend Judy for sharing part of her and her daughters story with all of you today.
Today, Kathy is joined by Kristina Saffran, and their conversation is on transforming eating disorders care through FBT delivered at home.
Today, Kathy welcomes Danielle Levitine, MS, BC-DMT, LCAT, CED-CAT, and they have a conversation on treatment refusal and ambivalence.
Today, Kathy welcomes Judith Matz, LCSW, and their topic is body positivity and you. In this conversation, they discuss body image and some strategies around it.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt focusing on principles of treatment across the domains of recovery. If you missed part 1, please go back and listen to episode 236.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt and this is part 1 of a 2-part conversation focusing on principles of treatment across the domains of recovery.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Lauren Mulheim, PSYD, FAED, CEDS, and they have a conversation about Family Based Treatment (FBT) phase 2, challenges during the pandemic.
Today, Kathy welcomes Melainie Rogers, MS, RDN, CDN, CEDRD-S, and they have an interesting conversation entitled, “is this veganism, or an eating disorder?”
Today, Kathy welcomes back Emily Boring, and they continue their conversation on the dilemma of target weights and full recovery. If you missed part 1, we strongly encourage you to listen to the previous episode.
Today, Kathy welcomes Emily Boring and they discuss the dilemma of target weights and full recovery. This is a two part conversation where Emily shares parts of her lived experience and we are extremely grateful that she chose to share this with us and all of you.
Today, Kathy welcomes Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LCSW-C, and they have a conversation on the harms of diet culture.
Today, Kathy welcome Brittany Braswell, MS, RDN, LD, and they have a discussion about a faith-based approach to eating disorder recovery.
Today, Kathy welcomes Chelsea Kronengold, MA, and they talk about everything coming up around National Eating Disorders Awareness Week. This year, NEDA invites Every Body to Have a Seat at the Table, and we hope you can participate and help spread the word.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD-S, as they dive further into Sondra’s special free Saturday morning program that is broadcast over the internet for everyone to listen, watch, learn, connect, and participate, which is called Morningside Chats in the Living.
Welcome to ED Matters episode 227. Today, Kathy welcomes Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD-S, and they talk about Sondra’s special free Saturday morning program that is broadcast over the internet for everyone to listen, watch, and learn, which is called Morningside Chats in the Living.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Margo Maine on the topic its never too late, identifying and treating eating disorders in midlife and older women.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Margo Maine for a 2 part conversation on its never too late, identifying and treating eating disorders in midlife and older women.
Today, Kathy welcomes Karen R. Koenig, LCSW, MED, and they discuss the power of constructive self-talk. Kathy and Karen break down how self-talk effects everyone and how to recognize and change your own self-talk.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Irene Erckert and their topic is minimizing treatment rejection for those with severe and enduring eating disorders.
Today is part 2 of our series on hope where you will hear from professions discussing ways to rekindle hope and conclude with messages of hope for people in recovery.
Today, is part 1, of a 2 part episode on hope. As 2020 comes to a close, I think it's safe to say we are all looking forward to 2021. We asked a number of people to provide us with messages of hope for the coming year, believing we all need to hold onto hope in 2021 and beyond.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Steven Crawford and they discuss strategies for building a strong recovery. Dr. Crawford shares some invaluable strategies that everyone can use no matter where they are in their recovery.
Today, Kathy concludes her conversation with Dr. Mary Tantillo, Beth O’Sullivan, and Amy O’Sullivan Wilmot, as they continue to discuss multifamily group therapy.
Today, Kathy welcomes back Dr. Mary Tantillo, who is joined by Beth O’Sullivan and Amy O’Sullivan Wilmot. Multifamily Therapy Group for Young Adults with Anorexia Nervosa: Reconnecting for Recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Mary Tantillo and Dr. Jennifer Sanftner McGraw, and they have a conversation on the new book multifamily therapy group for young adults with anorexia nervosa reconnecting for recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Charlotte Markey, and they have a conversation on raising body positive girls – tips for adults.
Today, Kathy is joined by Kate Clemmer, LCSWC, and they have a conversation about creating body positive schools and classrooms.
Today, Kathy is joined by Elizabeth Scott, LCSW, CEDSS, and they have a conversation on privilege and eating disorders.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Virgie Tovar, MA, on bodies and girls and women of color.
Today, Kathy is joined by Virgie Tovar, MA, and they have a conversation that focuses on bodies and girls and women of color.
Today, Kathy is joined by Ilene Fishman, LCSW, ACSW, FAED, and their very special topic is how to get the most out of your psychotherapy.
Today, Kathy is joined by Connie Sobczak, and their conversation focuses on the tools of The Body Positive.
Today, we conclude our conversation with Chevese Turner, as she will discuss organization and execution of projects, and then Dr. Kaye and the group offer up some concluding thoughts.
Today, we continue our conversation from last week where Dr. Jillian Lampert discusses hypervigilance and oversensitivity to touch and textures.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Walter Kaye, Heather Hower, Dr. Tamara Pryor, Dr. Jillian Lampert, and Chevese Turner. This will be part of a multi-part discussion which details a workshop this group presented recently on eating disorder traits as strengths in recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Jennifer Moran, and they have a conversation around addressing eating disorders on college campuses.
Today, Kathy is joined by Emily Wacker, PhD, LMFT, and they have a conversation on feminist informed protective factors for subclinical eating disorders.
Today, Kathy concludes her August series on challenging unhealthy boundaries with the goal of management to support eating disorder recovery.
Kathy continues her series sharing suggestions on challenging an issue with the goal of management to support eating disorder recovery and today’s topic is challenging the fear of discovery.
Continuing this series on challenging the eating disorder, Kathy addresses challenging the internal critic with the goal of management to support eating disorder recovery.
Today, Kathy discusses the idea of challenging ones sense of inadequacy with the goal of management to support eating disorder recovery.
Today, we celebrate this milestone of airing our 200th episode with a message of thanks. Thank you to you, our listeners, our guests, and to our host, Kathy, as we strive to provide meaningful conversations on this so very important topic.
Today, Kathy welcomes Heather Hower, MSW, LICSW, ACSW, QCSW, and their topic is definitions of recovery.
Today, Kathy welcomes Denise Hamburger, and they have a conversation on body confident schools and the work she is doing with the non-profit Be Real.
Today, Kathy welcomes Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LCSW-C, and they have a conversation on common binge eating triggers.
Today, Kathy is joined by Rachel Cannon, MS, and they have a conversation focusing on grief as a barrier to eating disorder recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Rachel Cannon, MS, and they have a conversation focusing on grief as a barrier to eating disorder recovery.
Today Kathy welcomes Rebecca Brumm, MA, LPC, CEDS, and they have a conversation that focuses on eating disorders and interoception.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Nicholas Farrell and Maxine Cimperman, MS, RD, CD, and they have a conversation on open weighing of patients in the treatment of eating disorders.
Today, Kathy welcomes Rebecca Scritchfield, RDN, EPC, and they have a conversation about spreading the word on body kindness.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Anna Tanner, and they have a discussion on improving people’s understanding of ARFID.
Today, Kathy welcomes Linda and John Mazur and this episode is entitled “Love is Not Enough.” This episode highlights the devastating impact eating disorders can have and we would like to thank Linda and John for sharing a part of their story and a part of their daughter Emilee’s story with us.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Heather Finley, DCN, RD, LD, CEDRD, CLT, and they focus their conversation on the gut brain axis on the treatment of eating disorders.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Niva Piran, for the conclusion of a 3-part conversation where they discuss moving forward with the positive impact of the embodiment construct on eating disorder recovery and prevention.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Niva Piran, for part 2 of a 3-part conversation where they discuss moving forward with the positive impact of the embodiment construct on eating disorder recovery and prevention.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Niva Piran, for part 1 of a 2 part conversation where they discuss moving forward with the positive impact of the embodiment construct on eating disorder recovery and prevention.
Today, Kathy is joined by Robyn Goldberg, RDN, CEDRDS, as they discuss Robyn’s new book, The Eating Disorder Trap: A Guide for Clinicians and Loved Ones. Learn more about the book at TheEatingDisorderTrap.com and follow Robyn on Instagram @robyngoldbergrdn
Today, Kathy is joined by Melanie Smith, PhD, LMHC, CEDSS, and their topic is very timely as they focus on maintaining the therapeutic relationship and supporting eating disorders treatment and recovery while social distancing.
Today, Kathy is joined by Carrie Arnold and they have a conversation on atypical anorexia. Carrie shares her view on atypical anorexia in telling us about her story.
Today, Kathy welcomes Jennifer Brown, MS, RD, and they have a conversation on binge eating disorders in young adults.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Laura Hill, as they continue their conversation on “I can’t imagine my life without ED”, keeping and transforming eating disorder through temperament-based therapy with supports, TBT-S. This is part 2 of a 2-part episode, so please listen to episode 181 for part 1.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Laura Hill, and they will be talking on the topic of “I can’t imagine my life without ED”, keeping and transforming eating disorder through temperament-based therapy with supports, TBT-S. This is part 1 of a 2-part episode.
Today, Kathy welcomes Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD, and they have a conversation on current socio-cultural messages meet eating disorder genetics.
Today, Kathy welcomes Lucene Wisniewski, PhD, FAED, and they have a conversation on treatment considerations when borderline personality disorder co-occurs with an eating disorder. Lucene provides an immense amount of information in the episode, so please take notes and re-listen if you have to.
Today, Kathy welcomes Rachel Coleman, LMFT, CEDS, and they have a conversation on the impact of mother’s body acceptance on her children.
Today, Kathy welcomes Cathy Troupp, PhD, and their conversation focuses on adolescent-focused therapy (AFT) for the treatment of anorexia nervosa.
Today, Kathy welcomes Lynn Rossy, PhD, and they have a conversation about mindful eating. They focus on the BASICS of mindful eating, which is an acronym that Dr. Rossy will explain throughout the episode.
Today, Kathy welcomes Paola Falcoski and they have a conversation on ARFID and the treatments that are available.
Today, Kathy welcomes Rachel Millner, PsyD, CEDS-S, CBTP, and today they have a conversation about eating disorders among eating disorder professionals.
Today, Kathy welcomes Maria Ganci and Dr. Linsey Atkins and they are going to focus their conversation on adolescents, anorexia nervosa, and atypical anorexia nervosa.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Michael Levine, Dr. Tamara Pryor, and Brogan Rossi, MS, RYT, about circumventing the risks of developing an eating disorder. In case you missed part 1 of the conversation be sure to go back and listen to episode 171.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Michael Levine, Dr. Tamara Pryor, and Brogan Rossi, MS. RYT, and they all have a conversation about circumventing the risks of developing an eating disorder. This is part 1 of a 2-part conversation so be sure to check back next week to listen to part 2.
A continuation from last week, as 2019 comes to a close, we interviewed a number of people and asked them for eating disorder advocacy messages for 2020. We hope you can take these messages and spread them throughout your community, and share your own messages as well because even if your message only reaches one person, that is one more person who may not have been reached.
As 2019 comes to a close, we interviewed a number of people and asked them for eating disorder advocacy messages for 2020. We hope you can take these messages and spread them throughout your community, and share you own messages as well because even if your message only reaches 1 person, that is 1 more person who may not have been reached.
Welcome to ED Matters episode 168. Today, Kathy welcomes Dina Cohen, MS, RDN, CEDRDS, and they have a conversation that focuses on developing confidence with food. Eating disorders and anxiety go hand in hand, and Dina talks about how when you are confident with food, anxiety goes away and you trust yourself to nourish yourself.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Tiffany Brown, and their topic is eating disorders in sexual minority males. Data shows that sexual minority males have higher rates of eating disorders and body dissatisfaction than heterosexual males, and Dr. Brown gives us some information on treatment options and why seeking help is so important.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Julianna Gorder, and they have a conversation on applications of RO DBT at higher levels of care in eating disorder treatment. Dr. Gorder talks about excessive overcontrol in relation to eating disorders and how RO DBT can help.
Today, Kathy welcomes Aaron Flores, RDN, and they discuss important facts about binge eating disorder. This episode covers things from the difference between binge eating disorder and overeating, to myths around body size and diversity, to normalizing food intake and bringing more foods back into the house.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Howard Steiger and they have a conversation about epigenetics and eating disorders. Dr. Steiger explains how he believes eating disorders are a result of gene environment interactions which reduces shame and increases confidence in recovery.
Today, Kathy welcomes Gail Gnade, PhD, and the focus of their conversation is on polyvagal theory in eating disorder treatment. Polyvagal theory is sometimes described as the science of connection, and safe connections with others are biologically imperative for our health and growth as a species.
Today, Kathy welcomes Zoe Bisbing, LCSW, and Leslie Bloch, LCSW-R, and the focus of their conversation is on body positive parenting. Zoe and Leslie discuss how much talk and imagery is out there on bodies, how harmful that can be, and how weight stigma is the biggest body positive problem to solve.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Catherine Cook-Cottone and their conversation is on eating disorder recovery and embodied self-regulation. Dr. Cook-Cottone breaks this topic down for us and discusses how the beauty of embodiment is that we partner with our nervous system instead of fighting with it.
Today, Kathy welcomes Leigh-Ann Bamberg, MS, RDN, LDN, and their topic is the complimentary nature of health at every size and intuitive eating. Leigh-Ann describes how these go hand-in-hand and how ultimately how everyone can learn how to love, respect, and accept your body regardless of size and weight.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Susan Albers, and they talk about mindful eating skills. Dr. Albers describes how about 75% of eating is triggered by emotion and not hunger and discusses the 5 S’s of mindful eating as well as what she calls the 5 5 5 5 5 exercise that we all can start using today to begin eating more mindfully.
Today, Kathy welcomes Tara Deliberto, PhD, and their conversation is about treating eating disorders in adolescents. Kathy and Dr. Deliberto cover a lot of ground in this episode including information on Integrative modality therapy (IMT), food restriction, parents/carers, and reinforcement.
Today, Kathy welcomes back Dr. Cynthia Bulik, and they continue their discussion on the findings of the genome wide association study regarding anorexia nervosa. This is part 2 of a 2-part discussion on this very important study so if you missed part one please listen to episode 156.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Cynthia Bulik, and they discuss the findings of the genome wide association study regarding anorexia nervosa. This is part 1 of a 2 part discussion on this very important study.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani, MD, CEDSS, FAED, and their conversation is on weight stigma and healthcare. Dr. Gaudiani gets real right off the bat in this episode and we believe it will open a lot of eyes, including, and maybe especially, for people in the medical field.
Today, Kathy welcomes Becca Clegg, LPC, CEDSS, and they talk about balancing your relationship with food and body image. Becca highlights how prevalent diet culture is and also reminds us that we shouldn’t forget that one key element of food is enjoyment.
Today, Kathy welcomes Carolyn Coker Ross, MD, MPH, and their topic is integrative medicine and the treatment of eating disorders. Dr. Ross give us a look into integrative medicine which she defines as a healing-oriented discipline which takes in the whole person, body, mind, and spirit and includes all aspects of lifestyle.
Today, Kathy welcomes Crystal Karges, MS, RDN, IBCLC, and they have a conversation on challenges faced by mothers in eating disorder recovery in feeding their children. Feeding children is hard. For mothers recovering from an eating disorder it can be an entirely different challenge and Kathy and Crystal discuss this topic and the overall big picture goal of having a positive feeding relationship.
Today, Kathy welcomes Emme, an award-winning supermodel, and a lead influencer for positive body image and self esteem. They discuss becoming our bodies’ best friend for a better life and a lifetime of joy and shared happiness.
Kathy welcomes back Stephanie Ng in part 2 of a 2-part podcast where Kathy and Stephanie talk about eating disorders, socio-cultural factors, and Chinese-American clients. Today’s conversation focuses on do’s and don’ts when working with Chinese-American individuals and their families.
Today, Kathy welcomes Stephanie Ng in part 1 of a 2-part podcast where Kathy and Stephanie talk about eating disorders, socio-cultural factors, and Chinese-American clients.
Today, Kathy welcomes Karen Samuels, Ph.D, and their topic is eating disorder recovery using the support of sisterhood at middle age. We know eating disorders isolate people but in this episode we see how support and sisterhood can bring people together and significantly help in the recovery process.
Today, Kathy welcomes Iris Ruth Pastor, and their conversation is called “let’s talk about recovery.” Iris suffered from bulimia for 46 years and she shares her story. The steps Iris took led to her recovery and we applaud her belief in herself and recovery. We need to stress that everyone’s recovery story is different and there are some aspects of Iris’s journey that were right for her that we would not recommend for others. We strongly believe the best way to recovery is through work with eating disorder professionals.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Michael Levine on the things he’s learned about eating disorder prevention from unexpected places. We encourage you to really think about the things Michael discusses in this episode, and how we all can do more individually and as members of society to work on eating disorders prevention.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Michael Levine for part 1 of a 2-part episode entitled “things I’ve learned about eating disorder prevention from unexpected places.” These episodes are longer than our normal episodes and I will say 2 things about that – 1, it’s Michael Levine and I know him well enough that I can joke with him and say that Michael is verbose, and then some, hence the longer episodes. And 2, it’s Michael Levine, so we listen to everything he says, and learn from him and appreciate how verbose he is, and how generous he is with his wisdom, his knowledge, his time, and his kindness to everyone in our field.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Dena Cabrera and their topic is 3 essentials every eating disorder residential therapist needs to know. While this topic is geared towards professionals Dr. Cabrera provides insights that are important for our entire audience to hear, so we ask everyone to listen to the entire episode.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Jessica Baker and their topic is current research on the potential genetic overlap between eating disorders and substance use. Dr. Baker explains some of her findings which including how certain subsets of eating disorders and certain subsets of substance use disorders are more likely to overlap, as well as how certain eating disorder behaviors or symptom levels are more likely to be present.
Welcome to ED Matters episode 142. Kathy welcomes back Brenda Sigall, Ph.D., CEDS, and they continue their conversation on gender literacy and eating disorder prevention. Today, Dr. Sigall joins the points from part 1 so we can understand them in the context of antecedents to eating disorders and their relationship to the development of eating disorders.
Welcome to ED Matters episode 141. Today, Kathy welcomes Brenda Sigall, Ph.D., CEDS, and their topic is gender literacy and eating disorder prevention. Part 1 of a 2-part episode takes a deep look at gender literacy in the US, while part 2 ties everything together in relation to eating disorders.
Today, Kathy welcomes Ann Kearney-Cooke, Ph.D. and they talk about binge eating disorder treatment through the wellness lens. They discuss how shifting the focus to wellness became easier for their clients when their clients became aware of how much they were gaining in life satisfaction rather than what they had to give up or deprive themselves of.
Today Kathy welcomes back Casey Crosbie, RD, CSSD, and Wendy Sterling, MS, RD, CSSD, CEDRD-S, for part two of their deep look into the plate by plate approach. In case you missed part 1, please check out episode 138.
Today, Kathy is joined by Casey Crosbier, RD, CSSD, and Wendy Sterling, MS, RD, CSSD, CEDRD-S, and this is part 1 of a two-part episode as they take a deeper look on the plate by plate approach.
Today, Kathy welcomes Beth Harrell, MS, RD, LD, CEDRD-S, and their topic is helping clients to shift to a HAES (Health At Every Size) perspective. They touch on many points including how clients receive information about health at every size and weight bias in research and by medical professionals.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. June Alexander and Bharati Lall, and their topic is when 1 plus 1 makes more than 2. They discuss how eating disorders drew them together to collaborate on a project even though they lived half way across the world from each other.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Evelyn Attia, and their topic is meet Evelyn Attia in the context of her commitment to the eating disorders community. Evelyn’s passion for the community comes through in this interview and we thank her for all of the important work she is doing for the field.
Today, Kathy welcomes Lauren Hill, MA, and their topic is pregnancy and postpartum eating disorder triggers. They talk about Lauren’s personal story of recovery, as well as how she handled triggers throughout her pregnancy and postpartum. We thank Lauren for sharing her story with all of us.
Today, Kathy welcomes Jenni Schaeffer and Mike Gurr, MS, MA, LPC, CDWF and their topic is biofeedback and neurofeedback in relation to eating disorder recovery complicated by trauma and PTSD. They cover a lot of ground in this interview, including information on a machine they use that you can purchase for your own use.
Today, Kathy welcomes Joel Yager, MD, and their topic is setting treatment goals for those with severe and enduring anorexia nervosa (SEAN). Dr. Yager describes SEAN as a chronic illness and believes hope and recovery are possible while giving someone the best quality of life in a realistic way.
Today, Kathy welcomes Scott Moseman , MD, CEDS, and Claire Gish, RDN, LD, CEDRD, and their topic is considerations in setting weight goals in eating disorder treatment. They discuss why weight goals should be set, why it is such a complex topic, how to address resistance from patients, and much more.
Today, Kathy welcomes back Dr. Tim Brewerton and they have a conversation about developments in the treatment of trauma and eating disorders. Dr. Brewerton discusses the 3 E’s of trauma – event, experiences, effects, and so much more.
Today, Kathy is joined by Signe Darpinian, LMFT, CEDS, CEDSS, and they have a conversation on the importance of developing a friendship with food and your body. There are many factors they discuss including how trust comes into play.
Today, Kathy is joined by Wendy Wright, LMFT, CEDS discuss what comes up when a loved one returns home from residential eating disorders treatment. They talk about the mixed emotions, expectations, and different ways for loved ones to connect during this important time in the recovery process.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Ashley Solomon and their topic is telehealth and eating disorders recovery. They talk about the benefits of telehealth as well as different things providers and individuals need to consider around telehealth.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Jane Shure and they have a conversation about the role of shame in eating disorders. They take a deep dive into shame and then explore compassion, which Dr. Shure identifies as the antidote to shame.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Nicole Hawkins they pick up where they left off about the power of the narrative and what she likes her patients to focus on in their first year of recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Nicole Hawkins and Dr. Hawkins will be talking about the power of the narrative: “My Story.” She discusses her recovery story, the power of sharing her story with her patients, and how individuals in recovery can benefit from sharing their own story.
Today, Kathy is welcomed by Dr. Tamara Pryor, and their conversation is about considerations in treatment when eating disorders and substance use disorders co-occur. They talk about how eating disorders and substance use disorders often play a similar role for individuals, and they “work until they don’t.” Also, check out Dr. Pryor’s article in the 2019 Gurze Catalogue on this topic as well as on our website EDcatalogue.com.
Today, Kathy is joined by Sunnie Grunwell and their topic is “my experience with transgenerational epigenetic inheritance.” The title may sound like a mouthful but after a few minutes you will understand what this episode is all about.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Niva Piran and their topic is the social abandonment of girls’ and women’s bodies: facing the challenge. Society is letting girls and women down and this conversation examines how this is happening as well as some things we can do to change it.
Today, Kathy is joined by Mark Warren, MD, MPH, FAED, and their topic is what do we need our medical students to learn about eating disorders. This important conversation sheds some light on how much ground we need to make up in this area.
Today, we bring 2018 to a close with a very special episode we are calling “person on the street.” We asked random people on the street questions about eating disorders and dieting, to try to expose the lack of information the general public has on eating disorders. We wanted to publish this episode unedited so you could get a sense of what people are thinking. What you will hear next, is a series of short interviews we conducted and our summary at the end. Please note, this was a non-scientific survey. We ask you to take this information to guide you in 2019 to help with education, recovery, and prevention.
Today, Kathy is joined by Jaime Kaplan, Psy.D. and their topic is the pros and cons of technology’s role in connection with eating disorders recovery. As we know, disconnection plays a large role in eating disorders, and technology can help connect people, yet also disconnect us from others and from our own “true” selves.
Today, Kathy is joined by Cris E. Haltom, PhD, CEDS, and Mary Tantillo, PhD, PMHCNS-BC, FAED, CGP, and their topic is understanding teens and their stories of courage in eating disorder recovery. They take time to discuss the uniqueness of teens and provide some real-life recovery stories from their practices.
Today, Kathy welcomes Jessica Gillespie, MA, LMFT, and their topic is eating disorders and the depth of disconnections. Eating disorders create disconnections from the body, oneself, and others, and thrive in isolation. We are happy to have Jessica on to discuss this important topic.
Today, Kathy welcomes Melainie Rogers, MS, RDN, CDN, CEDRD, and their topic is why diets don’t work. They delve into the paradox of how dieting and weight gain go hand in hand, the science behind it, and how it all relates to eating disorders. The information in this episode is so significant we are asking everyone who listens to share it with someone to help spread the word so more people can educate themselves and others on why diets don’t work.
Welcome to ED Matters Episode 114. Today, Kathy continues her conversation from episode 112 with Rebekah Bardwell, LPC, CEDS. Kathy and Rebekah go deeper into their discussion on meal coaching, as both an art and a science.
Today, Kathy talks about the challenges surrounding Thanksgiving as well as offers access to some skills to get you through the week. To learn more about the Thanksgiving Survival Guide, go here - https://www.edcatalogue.com/thanksgiving-guide
Welcome to ED Matters episode 112. Today, Kathy is joined by Rebekah Bardwell, LPC, CEDS, and they have a conversation on meal coaching. This is part 1 of a 2-part podcast where they talk about the science and art of meal coaching.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Katherine Godwin, and their topic is neurotransmitter production in relation to eating disorders. They take the time to break down this complex topic into layman’s terms so we all can get a better understanding of how these neurotransmitters play a role in how we are feeling.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Melissa Pereau and Nicole Goolsby, LMFT, on orthorexia, when healthy becomes harmful. This part of their conversation focuses on case vignettes and looking at treatment and how it is applied and why.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Melissa Pereau and Nicole Goolsby, LMFT, and their topic is orthorexia, when healthy becomes harmful. This is a 2-part episode, so be sure to check back next week for the conclusion of this conversation.
Today, Kathy welcomes Judi Goldstein, MSS, LSW, and they have a conversation about eating disorders, Judi’s time in the field, NEDA, the Renfrew Center Foundation Conference and much more. To learn more about the conference which will be hosted in Philadelphia on November 9-11, please visit renfrewconference.com.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Anna Tanner, and their topic is eating disorders in children and adolescents. This is such an important topic because younger and younger children are presenting with eating disorders, and this episode is rich in detailing the seriousness of these illnesses and how to treat eating disorders in children and adolescents.
Today, Kathy is joined by Jennifer Moran, Psy.D., and they focus their discussion on engaging families in eating disorder recovery support, specifically using the collaborative care model. One of the features of this model is to create an environment at home that will maximize the success for recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Lauren Muhlheim, Psy.D., FAED, CEDS, and they discuss FBT, parents and teens, and her new book, When Your Teen Has an Eating Disorder: Practical Strategies to Help Your Teen Recover from Anorexia, Bulimia, and Binge Eating.
Today, Kathy welcomes back Mike Gurr, MS, MA, LPC, CDWF, and they continue their conversation on relapse prevention in eating disorders. Today, they focus more on the skill sets that can help an individual get and stay on the recovery path and avoid relapse.
Today, Kathy welcomes Mike Gurr, MS, MA, LPC, CDWF, and their topic is relapse prevention in eating disorders. They discuss the differences between a slip and a relapse, as well as a myriad of other issues surrounding relapse prevention. Because this topic is so wide-ranging, this episode is part one of a two-part interview.
Today, Kathy welcomes Rosalind “Roz” Rodgers, MA, R-DMT, GLCMA, and they discuss Roz’s experience as a dancer before and after movement therapy. Kathy and Roz discuss many of the issues dancers experience surrounding body image and eating disorders.
Today, Kathy welcomes Holly Peek, MD, MPH, and they talk about atypical anorexia. Atypical anorexia is a diagnosis that is very prevalent, yet many people aren’t aware if it or of its severe consequences. Kathy and Dr. Peek give you a lot to think about in this episode.
Welcome to ED Matters episode 100, a landmark and an accomplishment we are extremely proud of. We’d like to thank all of our guests and our listeners for being part of our first 100 episodes, we could not do it without you. For future episodes, if you have suggestions on topics, guests, or anything else, please email us at gurze@edcatalogue.com. On to today’s episode, Kathy continues her conversation with Dr. Walter Kaye, Dr. Guido Frank, and Heather Hower MSW, LICSW, QCSW, ACSW, on the role of anxiety in eating disorders. In case you missed part 1, please listen to episode 99.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Walter Kaye, Dr. Guido Frank, and Heather Hower, MSW, LICSW, QCSW, ACSW. This is the first of a two-part episode where we learn about the role of anxiety on eating disorders.
Today, is a very special episode, as Kathy and I discuss something brand new from Gurze. Learn more about this special episode at edcatalogue.com/groups
Today, Kathy is joined by Karin Kaplan Grumet, RD, CEDRD, and they discuss the pros and cons of blind weighing. This is a topic which lacks consensus in the field, and we hope this episode will further the conversation and lead to more discussion and studies on the topic.
Today, Kathy is joined by Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LCSW-C, and their topic is the treatment of eating disorders from the Health at Every Size principles. They discuss Health at Every Size, how it can be used as part of treatment, and how it should be used in society as a whole.
Today, Kathy continues her conversation with Becky Barnett, PA-C, and Erin Snell, LCSW, MBA, on the co-occurrence of eating disorders and diabetes. If you missed part one of their conversation, be sure to listen to episode 94
Today, Kathy is joined by Becky Barnett, PA-C, and Erin Snell, LCSW, MBA, for a 2-part episode on the co-occurrence of eating disorders and diabetes.
Today, Kathy is joined by Eva Musby and their topic is helping parents to support their child recover from an eating disorder. Eva speaks from first-hand experience which shines through as she offers some wonderful advice and support for parents supporting their child in recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Stacey Merkl, and they talk about how theatre arts can improve self-esteem and body image, including some skill sets and suggestions for people to add body positivity into their everyday lives.
Today, Kathy is joined by Sam Tryon, MS, RD, and their topic is the importance of letting go of food judgments. Kathy and Sam discuss the dangers of food judgments, why it is important to let them go, and share some skills to help people let go of food judgments.
Today, Kathy is joined by Jennifer Kreatsoulas, PhD, RYT-500, and their topic is using yoga grounding techniques to challenge and minimize meal anxieties. Not only do Kathy and Jennifer discuss these techniques, Jennifer kindly guides us through some of them so you can start using them right away.
Here is part 2 of Kathy’s interview with Dr. Ken Willis as they continue to discuss creating awareness for supportive change with the use of balance in psychotherapy.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Ken Willis and their topic is creating awareness for supportive change with the use of balance in psychotherapy. As this is a wide-ranging topic, this will be a two-part episode, so be sure to listen to this episode as well as next week’s episode to learn more.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Nicole Siegfried and their topic is body image and severe eating disorders. Dr. Siegfried defines severe eating disorders and discusses their intersection with body image.
Today, Kathy is joined by Carolyn Hodges Chaffee, MSRDN, CEDRD, and their topic is metabolic testing and body composition analysis. Carolyn gets technical in this episode but ties everything together nicely for the clinician and layperson alike.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Seda Ebrahimi and their topic is the psychiatric comorbidity of eating disorders. Kathy and Dr. Ebrahimi take a deep dive into other psychiatric disorders that can be present with an eating disorder.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Kari Anderson and their topic is how to identify and help those with binge eating disorder seek treatment.
Today, Kathy is joined by Angela Wurtzel, MA, LMFT, CEDS-S, and their topic is the psychodynamic group psychotherapy for postpartum women and their babies. They address this topic as well as its intersection with eating disorders.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Janean Anderson and their topic is emotion regulation and eating disorder recovery. They discuss emotion regulation in depth, which is one of the four main principles of DBT (dialectical behavior therapy).
Today, Kathy is joined by Lee Wolfe Blum and they discuss Lee’s experience with recovery. Lee shares her story of recovery with us which may provide help, support, and hope to all of our listeners.
Today, Kathy is joined by Karen Koenig and their topic is becoming a “normal” eater in the recovery process. They discuss some of the essentials of becoming a “normal” eater while recovering from an eating disorder as well as a handful of other important topics around eating.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Esther Altmann and their topic is considerations in the treatment of eating disorders for the Orthodox Jewish individual and their family. Dr. Altmann discusses the Sabbath, Kosher laws, fast days, and how treatment differs from other populations but is also the same.
Today, Kathy is joined by Hilary Kinavey, MS, LPC, and their topic is what is body trust. Hilary describes body trust as “the beating heart behind the cultivation of Health at Every Size (HAES®) and intuitive eating practices,” and takes a deep dive into body trust.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Lauren Muhlheim and their topic is determining college readiness during eating disorder recovery. Dr. Muhlheim discusses her college readiness checklist as well as other steps students should take when preparing for college.
Today, Kathy is joined by Mary Tantillo, Michelle Morales, and Jennifer Dry De Santo, and they discuss the benefits of multifamily therapy group for recovery from anorexia nervosa. As these guests are different stakeholders in a multifamily therapy group, we learn how these types of groups develop a “therapeutic village” and a community of healing.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Tom Wooldridge and their topic is the psychoanalytic treatment of eating disorders. They discuss some of the fears, stereotypes, and myths about psychoanalysis and tie everything back to the treatment of eating disorders.
Today, Kathy is joined by Beverly Price and Sandee Nebel and their topic is how the collaboration of a yoga therapist and a psychotherapist or a registered dietitian can support eating disorder recovery. One of the many topics they address is the difference between yoga therapy and a yoga class.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Nicholas Farrell and their topic is the impact of exposure-based strategies on eating disorder symptoms. They discuss what exposure-based strategies are, how they are implemented, and the effectiveness of these strategies.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Anita Johnston and their topic is “there’s meaning in the struggle.” Anita uses this phrase because in her experience when you can understand the meaning, “hope walks into the room.”
Today is the conclusion of our 2-part conversation on eating disorders and neuroscience with Dr. Michael Levine, Dr. Laura Hill, and Dr. Janet Treasure.
Today, we have a special 2-part episode as Kathy is joined Dr. Michael Levine, Dr. Laura Hill, and Dr. Janet Treasure as they discuss eating disorders and neuroscience. Be sure to listen to this week’s episode and next week’s episode to hear everything these esteemed guests share.
Today Kathy is joined by Millie Plotkin. Millie is an invaluable resource to the eating disorders community and today she discusses a few new initiatives she is working on to help the field move forward.
Today, Kathy is joined by Tabitha Farrar and they discuss Tabitha’s 3 essential steps in recovering from anorexia nervosa. Tabitha shares these steps in hopes that others can benefit from her recovery story, but knowing that we are all individuals, and other individuals’ recoveries will most likely be different.
Today, Kathy welcomes Caroline Blair and they discuss how parents are not to blame for eating disorders as well as certain causes for anorexia nervosa. Caroline shares her unique experience having 2 daughters suffer and recovery from eating disorders.
Today, Kathy is joined by registered dietitian Alexandra Raymond and their topic is helping clients change their relationship with food. They explain how some people struggle with their relationship with food and provide examples of how to make changes in this relationship to ease the burden food puts on some people.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Ovidio Bermudez and they discuss child and adolescent treatment of eating disorders. Dr. Bermudez shares the different stages of family based therapy (FBT) as well as other important considerations loved ones and clinicians need to take into account for these young people to recover.
Today, Kathy welcomes back Robyn Goldberg and their topic is eating disorders, males, and the LA/Hollywood environment. While Robyn and Kathy focus on this specific subset of the population, the information they provide can cross over to all genders and any geographic region of the world, not just males and LA.
Today Kathy welcomes Ann Saffi Biasetti and their topic is embodiment skills in eating disorders recovery. They define embodiment, provide examples from Biasetti’s work, and explain how it ties into recovery from eating disorders.
Today Kathy is joined by Elyse Resch, MS, RDN, CEDRD, FAND, and their topic is the true meaning of intuitive eating in the treatment of eating disorders. Resch defines intuitive eating as the dynamic interplay of instinct, emotion, and thought, and discusses how intuitive eating is not just eat when you are hungry and stop when you are full.
Today, Kathy shares a special message from Carolyn Costin and Jeanette Batur about Tending the Soul during the Holiday Season.
Today, Kathy welcomes Marissa Sappho and they discuss shame resilience in the treatment of binge eating disorder. This conversation will teach you about shame resilience and how it critical in the treatment and recovery process.
Today, Kathy is joined by Laura Cipullo and their conversation focuses on positive nutrition. So much of what we hear from society can be termed “negative” nutrition. “We can’t eat this or that,” or you’re not “supposed” to eat a certain type of food, which we all know is not true or healthy. As you listen to this episode, try to take some of these messages and put them into practice in your life.
Today, Kathy welcomes Amanda Tierney, and their topic is the integration of physical fitness into eating disorder recovery. They discuss when and how to integrate fitness as a part of recovery, when not to, and some warning signs which may occur during integration.
Today, Kathy is joined by Zach Rawlings, and their topic is gay men and eating disorders. They discuss why there is a higher prevalence of eating disorders among gay men versus straight men, how parents and loved ones can address concerns, and what an individual struggling with an eating disorder can do.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dana Magee, and their topic is when food sensitivities are eating disorders in disguise. They discuss the difference between food sensitivity and food intolerance, how they differ from food allergies, where eating disorders come into the picture, and tapping into our bodies needs with kindness.
Today, Kathy welcomes Brian Cuban and the episode is titled “Brian Cuban on advocacy.” Brian shares his life experiences of recovery from an eating disorder, drugs, and alcohol, and brings everything together as an advocate for recovery.
Today, Kathy is joined by Adrienne Ressler, LMSW, CEDS, and their topic is a healthy body image is flexible. They discuss various definitions of body image, including the self-perspective of the internal self, and how body image starts being defined and developed as early as in infancy.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Andy McGarrahan and they discuss how to help children and adolescents transition back into school after eating disorder treatment. This is an extremely important topic for all professionals, as well as parents and loved ones of children who are receiving treatment for an eating disorder.
Today, Kathy is joined by Marian McGavran and their topic is relapse prevention. They talk about different signs and symptoms of a potential relapse as well as what Marian describes as a lapse and how that differs from a relapse.
Today, Dr. Laura Hill joins Kathy and they talk about Dr. Hill’s brand new e-text, A Brain-Based Approach for Eating Disorders Treatment. To learn more about this book, including some special bonuses, please visit www.edcatalogue.com/hill.
This week’s episode is part 2 of Kathy’s conversation with Chase Bannister on the Eating Disorders Coalition for Research, Policy, and Action. If you missed part 1, please listen to last week’s episode first and then jump back to this episode.
Today, Kathy welcomes Chase Bannister, LCSW, CEDS, and they discuss the Eating Disorders Coalition for Research, Policy, and Action. Because of the importance and amount of information Chase has to share about the EDC this will be part 1 of a 2 part episode.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Leslie Karwoski Anderson and they discuss abnormal and complex eating disorders. Kathy and Dr. Anderson talk about complicated and atypical presentations, such as when a young child comes to your office, or when an older adult looks for treatment, or when someone presents with multiple co-morbid types of behaviors.
This week, Kathy is joined by Dr. Dena Cabrera and they discuss spirituality and eating disorder recovery. They define what it means to be spiritual, explain how it differs from being religious, and then dive into how spirituality can be an asset in eating disorder recovery.
Today, Kathy welcomes Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN, CEDRD, and they discuss anorexia nervosa - specifically genetic predispositions, minds, and temperaments.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Beth Hartman McGilley and they discuss eating disorders, exercise, and the recovery process. This episode is filled with rich, invaluable information about exercise and eating disorders that we know you will learn from.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Tara Deliberto. Kathy and Dr. Deliberto discuss BITE, Behavioral Integrative Treatment and Evaluation, which Dr. Deliberto developed along with Dina Hirsch, PhD. BITE is a comprehensive but flexible behavioral approach to the treatment of anorexia nervosa.
Dr. Timothy Brewerton joins Kathy again today in the second part of their interview. This week, they discuss treatment protocols for those with the co-occurrence of eating disorders and substance use disorders – a segment of the population who require informed clinicians.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Timothy Brewerton, and their topic is the overlap of eating disorders and substance abuse. Because of Dr. Brewerton’s expertise in this area, this will be part 1 of a 2 part interview, so be sure to tune in next week as well.
Today, Dr. Carolyn Pearson Carter joins Kathy, and their topic is risk factors for binge eating disorder and purging behaviors. They go into detail on negative urgency and impulsivity, which we believe will “click” with many of our listeners.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Kim Claudat, and they discuss emotion regulation and eating disorders. Dr. Claudat breaks down the emotions we feel in our everyday lives, explains how they are essential for our survival, and then details the connection between emotions and eating disorders.
Today, Kathy is joined by Kirsten Haglund, a NEDA ambassador, Miss America 2008, and their topic is, What I know about eating disorders recovery. Kirsten provides thoughtful, sincere, and heartfelt information in this episode, and we can’t thank her enough for sharing her story with our audience.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani, MD, CEDS, and they talk about the medical consequences of eating disorders. This episode contains vital information on this wide-ranging topic.
Today, Kathy welcomes Melainie Rogers, and in this timely episode, they discuss how to maintain positive body image in the warm weather months.
Today, Kathy welcomes Norman Kim, PhD. They discuss eating disorders as anxiety disorders, and touch on exposure response prevention therapy.
Today, Kathy is joined by Carolyn Costin, M.A., M.ED., MFT, and they discuss eating disorders and the disconnection with self, enriched by personal and professional experience as a recovered therapist.
Today, Kathy welcomes Jessica Setnick, MS, RD, CEDRD, and their topic is - What’s happening on the front lines with orthorexia.
Today, Dr. Scott Moseman joins Kathy, and they talk about eating disorders, body image, and neurobiology. Dr. Moseman helps connect the dots on how body image and neurobiology are linked.
Today, Kathy is joined by Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh, and they discuss eating disorders from the point of view of a parent and activist.
Elizabeth Scott, LCSW, joins us to talk about 2 very special Body Positive Trainings. Designed for professionals and laypeople, each training will change your life!
Today Kathy welcomes Dr. Paige O’Mahoney, and they talk about overcoming overeating, chronic dieting and weight cycling – changing the conversation with your doctor.
Today, Andrea Wachter, LMFT, joins Kathy, and they discuss the topic of body image, with the subtitle, from hateful, to grateful.
Today, Kathy welcomes Liana Rosenman, one of the founders of Project HEAL. Kathy and Liana discuss Liana’s personal story, the important work they are doing at Project HEAL, including the book they put out called Recovery Is, and finally Project HEAL’s 9th anniversary Gala which is coming up on May 16, 2017 in New York City.
Today, Kathy welcomes Dr. Nikki Rollo, and they talk about eating disorders and shame. This in-depth conversation teaches us what shame is, and ultimately what we can do about it in working towards recovery.
We are thrilled to have Dr. Ebrahimi on the podcast today, as Kathy and Dr. Ebrahimi discuss eating disorders in adolescents. Adolescence is a time for change, and they talk about how to distinguish “normal” changes, from eating disorder behaviors, and take a deep dive into eating disorders and adolescents.
Today, Kathy welcomes Angie Viets, and they discuss the unique challenges for recovered therapists treating eating disordered patients. People in the field have many different opinions on this subject, and we think you will enjoy Angie’s perspective, knowledge, and expertise.
Leah Graves, RD, LD, CEDRD, FAED, joins Kathy today and they discuss the art of nutrition therapy for anorexia nervosa. This is a wide-ranging interview which includes the challenges of refeeding, and ultimately the signs of success in recovery.
Joe Kelly joins Kathy today as they discuss the power and potential of father daughter relationships, and the role fathers can play in eating disorders recovery. It is rich with information that everyone can learn from.
Today, Kathy welcomes Trish Lieberman, and Trish offers her expertise on diabetes and eating disorders. As a registered dietitian and nutrition therapist, Trish explains the challenges someone with diabetes faces with regards to eating disorders, as well as how those challenges differ from diabulimia.
Today, Kathy is joined by Dr. Karen Samuels and they discuss yoga and eating disorder recovery. Dr. Samuels explains how yoga allows you to focus on the inside, and focus on recovery. Importantly, she also outlines some potential triggers, including what to look out for when practicing yoga.
Today, Kathy welcomes Caroline Adams Miller as they discuss long term recovery. Caroline struggled with bulimia in the 70’s and 80’s, and she shares her story from the past, but just as importantly her success in the present, as someone who is recovered. Within this podcast, Caroline expresses some opinions about the eating disorder field which may rub some people the wrong way. We want to emphasis that these are Caroline’s opinions, though we hope they can help lead to a dialogue or conversation that will continue to spearhead more stories of recovery in people of all ages.
Dr. Judith Rabinor joins us today to talk about parents and eating disorders. She describes the importance as a parent of being an active listener, and explains how food is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to eating disorders.
Dr. Michael Berrett joins us today to talk about eating disorders, what he calls the true self, and how it relates to recovery. If you aren’t familiar with Dr. Berrett, you are in for a treat today, especially in his closing thoughts, which we urge you to listen to.
Dr. Ken Willis joins Kathy today as they discuss the role of the psychiatrist on an eating disorders treatment team.
Today, Dr. Judith Brisman joins Kathy to talk about parents and eating disorders. Specifically, they review 3 different cases, and Dr. Brisman offers her advice for parents in these situations.
Today is a first for ED Matters, as Kathy interviews 2 guests at once. Chevese Turner, founder, president, and CEO of the binge eating disorder association, aka beda, and Robyn Goldberg, registered dietitian nutritionist, are here today to talk about weight stigma, and weight bias in the treatment of binge eating disorder – please enjoy this in depth conversation.
Dr. Michael Levine and Kathy discuss what Dr. Levine calls the 7 C’s of eating disorder prevention. Dr. Levine has devoted his research to the prevention of eating disorders, is an expert in the field, and believes that the more of the 7 C’s that are present, the greater chances of sustained success in preventing eating disorders.
Carmen Cool and Kathy discuss youth activism, and eating disorder prevention. Two very important topics as we know that preventing these illnesses is one key to minimizing the effects eating disorders have on society.
This week Dr. Brad Smith joins us to talk about OCD and eating disorders, specifically anorexia nervosa. Eating disorders often co-occur with other illnesses, and Dr. Smith talks about the intersect of OCD and eating disorders, as well as how debilitating these illnesses can be.
Our guest this week is Dr. Linda Schack, and the topic today is disordered digestion and recovery. Dr. Schack provides some medical insight into how eating disorders affect digestion, some of the real consequences of eating disorders, and why she orders specific lab work for all of her patients.
Dr. Melinda Parisi joins us to discuss clinical issues in the treatment in men and boys with anorexia. Unfortunately there are still some people who think eating disorders only affect women – Dr. Parisi explains how eating disorders can affect all populations, and takes a deep dive into the issues clinicians can face in treating men and boys with anorexia nervosa.
This week we’re joined by June Alexander, in what we are calling a conversation with June. If you don’t know June, be prepared to hear a story of recovery from someone who battled an eating disorder for decades in Australia, as well as the role writing has played in June’s recovery.
Doug Bunnell, chief clinical officer of Monte Nido and Affiliates, takes some time to discuss what he calls clinical wisdom – a vital component for any clinician treating eating disorders.
Jenna Tregarthen is our guest today. Jenna is the CEO and co-founder of Recovery Record, and today we talk about technology and eating disorders.
In this episode, we talk to Jenni Schaefer, who discusses trauma, ptsd, eating disorders, and recovery.
Today, we’re joined by Dr. Margo Maine, where we discuss how eating disorders effect people of all ages, and specifically talk about eating disorders at midlife and beyond.
In this episode, Claire Mysko, CEO of the National Eating Disorders Association gives us a rundown on NEDA, and many of the wonderful resources that they offer for people seeking to recover from an eating disorder as well as their loved ones.
Judith Matz, MSW, LCSW, took some time with us to discuss Binge Eating Disorder, and focuses on how recovery is not about weight loss. According to statistics, more people suffer from binge eating disorder than any other eating disorder, and this episode sheds some light on recovering from binge eating disorder.
Kristina Saffran was kind enough to share some insights about her own recovery, as well as the important work she is doing with Project HEAL.
In this episode, Ilene Fishman, LCSW, uses her 30 years of experience as a clinician in the field to discuss what people need to do to get well from eating disorders. She specifically talks about getting well and wellness, and tells us how this is different from “recovery”.
In this episode Dr. Carlton and Kathy help parents navigate the world of eating disorders, including describing the roles parents play in recovery.
Dr. Ed Tyson asked his eating disorder patients what they wanted people to know about eating disorders. Dr. Tyson shares incredible insight including that eating disorders are not about vanity.
Our first episode which introduces you to our eating disorders podcast and explains how you'll benefit from the interviews we'll conduct with experts in the field.