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In this welcome message, Abbie Carroll introduces the Back to the Table podcast, a series that shares stories, experiences, insights and expertise of those impacted by or interested in eating disorders.

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Being a parent of a child with an eating disorder can feel like living in the eye of a storm with overwhelming feelings of worry, rejection and failure. The situation can seem utterly hopeless, yet in this episode we are joined by parents who have seen the sunshine of recovery again. They share with us a message of hope for any parent who is struggling, with a refreshingly honest conversation about being the parent of a sufferer.

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We know all too well at tastelife that eating disorders do not only affect young people but also people from all ages and walks of life. In this myth-busting episode, tastelife CEO Di Archer talks to guests Jo Hurst and Mary Smith about the impact of eating disorders in midlife.

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In this episode Abbie is joined by Ben Morton and Beks Rothnie, both who have journeyed different forms of eating disorders whilst competing and training in different sports. They share their stories and thoughts on how we can change the thinking around the topic of eating disorders in the sporting world.

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tastelife’s Youth Track Lead Cherry Dakin is joined by guests Jenny Cavendish and Abbie Carroll. Together they discuss the issue of eating disorders and self harm, and how we might navigate the path towards a future for young people where eating disorders and self harm are no longer so prevalent.

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tastelife UK is a charity that has Christian roots and is built on the conviction that God is bigger and stronger than any eating disorder and cares deeply about each and every one of us no matter what we are struggling with. This special bonus episode features snippets of stories regarding how faith has impacted the recoveries of so many.

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Today's host Abbie Carroll is joined by expert Dr Barbara Mitra, Principal Lecturer in Media and Culture at Worcester University, who shares some research on social media and the impact it has on people with eating disorders; and Rachel Arberry who has walked the journey of struggling with an eating disorder and now brilliantly advocates freedom and the hope of recovery using her social media platforms.

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To find out more, please go to www.tastelifeuk.org