In this episode, I delve into effective ways to cope with the sensation of fullness and provide practical tips for relearning a healthy relationship with food. I'll guide you through essential steps in this process, including managing hunger, breaking free from cycles of overeating or restriction, establishing a routine of regular eating to stabilise blood s ... Show More
Jan 27
Recovery in Real Life: Eating Disorder Recovery When Life Is Busy
In today’s episode, we’re talking about recovery in real life — not the quiet, perfectly planned version, but the messy, busy, full one. The one with work deadlines, family stuff, social plans, tired days, and not enough hours in the day.We’ll talk about how eating disorder recov ... Show More
24m 18s
Jan 20
The Relationship Between Money and Eating Disorders
In today’s episode, we’re talking about something that doesn’t get enough airtime in recovery — money. How eating disorders can shape the way you spend, save, restrict, or feel anxious around money. And how those patterns often stick around, even when food feels a bit more stable ... Show More
23m 55s
Sep 2023
Addressing Recovery Fears, Letting Go of Over-Control and Leaning into Surrender - Eating Disorder Recovery
<p>A Bite Size episode.</p>
<p>This podcast is all about addressing fear.</p>
<p>Fears around your body changing, fears about how you might cope with unpredictable eating events, fear about what might happen if you don’t do a certain number of steps or weigh out your food.</p>
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16m 23s
Jul 2022
A Valuable Habit to Practice in Eating Disorder Recovery
<p>The practice of regular eating is something that can be overlooked in recovery. I often think of it, as the monotonous, unsexy work that feels laborious and effortful. However, it can be an absolute game-changer in transforming your relationship with food; enhancing mood, self ... Show More
27m 59s
Apr 2023
Living with a Long Term Eating Disorder. 6 Tips for Coping and Overcoming this
<p>This episode is all about living with a long-term/chronic eating disorder. Caroline Drummond-Smith has contributed to this, having lived-experience, and making a full recovery from anorexia, following several decades of suffering. Recovery is possible at any point. Never give ... Show More
26m 17s