The Fight Behind Our Forks: Recent Episodes
Katin Sarner & Bella Youmazzo
The Fight Behind Our Forks Podcast is run by Katin Sarner and Annabella Youmazzo, two 17-year-olds recovering from their own eating disorders, after starting The Fight Behind Our Forks organization to help educate middle and high school students on the harms of diet culture and eating disorder prevention.
Bella and Katin chat about what they’ve noticed in college surrounding eating disorders.
In this episode of The Fight Behind Our Forks, Bella and Katin dive into the pros and cons of social media and social media within the eating disorder community. They also talk about their personal experiences in recovery during COVID-19 and how the pandemic has added new challenges to recovery.
In this episode of The Fight Behind Our Forks, Bella Youmazzo and Katin Sarner dive into the chaotic and destructive world of diet culture. Pulling from their own experiences growing up as females in society, Bella and Katin discuss ways in which diet culture shaped their childhood and played a large role in the onset of their own eating disorders. Bella and Katin also discuss ways in which diet culture exists on social media and the danger it poses to the self-esteem and health of teenagers.
*Disclaimer: Bella and Katin are NOT medical or psychological experts nor do they professionally work in the eating disorder field. They simply wish to share their experience and help others from the perspective of two 17-year-olds recovering from their own eating disorders.
In this episode of The Fight Behind Our Forks, Annabella Yomazzo and Katin Sarner dive into what those who may be entering residential eating disorder treatment should expect. While every eating disorder treatment center is different and has their own treatment method, Bella and Katin give an overall explanation of residential treatment. Katin and Bella are in recovery from their own eating disorders and met in residential treatment, giving a unique and first hand perspective.
*Disclaimer: Bella and Katin are NOT medical or psychological experts nor do they professionally work in the eating disorder field. They simply wish to share their experience and help others from the perspective of two 17-year-olds recovering from their own eating disorders.