A shocking number of people with disordered eating, (including binge eating or compulsive eating) have been through painful or difficult events in their past. The things that happened to us, even long ago, can still influence the way we see the world and how our brains work today. To understand our behavior, it helps to look at all the things we have been th ... Show More
Dec 2016
Ep. 1: Brain over Binge Podcast: A Simple Plan to Stop Binge Eating
This is a podcast to help you stop binge eating. In this episode, you’ll learn about the Brain over Binge approach to recovery from bulimia, binge eating disorder, or any form of binge eating. Kathryn Hansen and Cookie Rosenblum share their personal stories of recovery, and expla ... Show More
25m 2s
Aug 2023
Ep. 126: Changing Your Relationship With Problematic Foods (My Story With Cereal)
If you’ve read Brain over Binge, you know how problematic cereal was for me during my dieting and binge eating days. But now, many years after recovery, I don’t eat much cereal at all, and it’s not a struggle to avoid it. I never would have believed that this was possible when I ... Show More
17m 40s
Sep 2023
Ep. 130: Full Permission and Pleasure in Recovery (with Coach Julie)
Coach Julie and Kathryn discuss why it’s important to give yourself full permission and full pleasure in the areas of eating, exercise, rest, and more. Learning to trust yourself, own your decisions, and enjoy what you choose to eat and do will benefit you as you recover and crea ... Show More
22m 45s
Dec 2016
Ep. 2: The Cause of Binge Eating: Urges to Binge
In this episode, you’ll learn the simple reason why you binge, and why you’ve found it difficult to stop binge eating in the past. Kathryn and Cookie explain that the urges to binge are the only direct cause of binge eating, which takes the complexity out of recovery. Subscribe t ... Show More
20m 19s
<p class="p1">In this week’s episode, Bonnie is joined by past group coaching client Michelle. </p> <p class="p1">In today’s episode Bonnie & Michelle will discuss: </p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li1">Positively managing emotional eating </li> <li class="li1">Making peace with ... Show More
