Today on the podcast I have Dr. Rachel Evans who is a chartered psychologist and clinical hypnotherapist who specializes in eating disorder recovery. Having suffered from orthorexia and bulimia herself, Rachel understands the sensitive nature of the conditions first hand and draws on her personal experience, therapeutic skills and academic knowledge to help clients.
Today Rachel and I discuss:
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Victoria Evans Science-Based Intuitive Eating Coach
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Today on the podcast I have Julie Satterfeal who is an anti-diet and weight-inclusive registered dietitian, author, speaker, podcast host, and coach.
She is dedicated to building empathy to break down the shame-based culture of dieting, freeing individuals up to create authentic health and a positive relationship with food and their body.
Today Julie and I discuss:
Victoria Evans Science-Based Intuitive Eating Coach
When you see a photo of yourself and think that you should be skinnier, prettier, etc... I want you to know that you aren't seeing your own beauty.
Quite literally because you can't!
Your energy, your light, your personality, your everything cannot be captured.
Here is the thing my gorgeous girl, you will never truly see yourself.
You will only see photos or videos but you'll never actually see yourself in real life.
This kinda blows my mind thinking about this.
Consider the picture you took of the sunset.
It is never as beautiful as the real thing, am I right?
That photo of yourself that you hate cannot capture the infinite beauty that is you.
You are enough as you are and as you will change.
A photo is a snapshot in time, not a snapshot of your worth.
So take the photo, record the video because we are simply capturing the memories.
If you have a hard time loving yourself in pictures, click here...
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Recognize that body dissatisfaction is greatest in times of high stress.
What you think is a body problem is actually a life problem.
When you find yourself unhappy with how you look, ask yourself if it might be about something else.
Are you blaming your body for something that is not really about your body?
Notice that in life when things feel out of our control we try to control things that we feel we can control. This often looks like trying to control how we eat and how we look.
Simply be aware of this and note that we will never be free by implementing control.
Get curious and compassionate. Your body was never and is never the problem.
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Click here the link to check out this post and learn more about mindful eating and how to slow down!
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