In this episode of Diet Culture Dropout, the host welcomes Dr.Hilary Claire, a clinical psychologist specializing in supporting mothers with stress, burnout, and parenting challenges. Dr. Claire discusses the topic of picky eating from a psychological perspective, emphasizing the importance of creating a calm and safe mealtime environment. She highlights factors thatinfluence selective eating, such as parental behavior, sensory issues, and physiological problems. Dr. Clare also stresses the need for early intervention and holistic approaches to address picky eating. Additionally, she provides practical tipsfor parents, such as maintaining a neutral stance on food, focusing on relational aspects during mealtimes, and checking one's own relationship with food to model healthy eating behaviors. The conversation concludes with advice for parents on protecting children from diet culture and where listeners can learn more about Dr. Claire’s work.

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In this episode of Diet Culture Dropout Atheana welcomes Ashley Webster to discuss her journey with ADHD and motherhood. Ashley shares her experience of being diagnosed with ADHD after postpartum depression and sleep deprivation led to severe burnout. She advocates for mental health awareness, particularly for mothers, and talks about the societal challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals. Ashley also discusses the misdiagnosis of women, the impact of genetic and societal factors on ADHD, and the importance of asking for help. Additionally, she highlights her work in creatingADHD-friendly journals and her efforts to support mental health care through her social media platforms.

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Atheana welcomes Vincci Tsui, a dietitian, to discuss bariatric surgery. Vincci shares her extensive background, including her shift to weight-inclusive practices. They delve into Vincci's personal experiences working in bariatric surgery, the complexities of such procedures, and the challenges faced by patients, such as diet culture and weight stigma. Vincci offers insights into the inadequacies of current screening for eating disorders and the fallout of weight regain post-surgery. They also address the rise of GLP-1 medications. Vincci emphasizes the importance of informed consent, continuous support, and the need for dietitians and medical providers to adopt a more weight-inclusive approach.

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Weight Inclusive Dietitian in Canada

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In this solo episode of Diet Culture Dropout, Atheana discusses the challenges and emotional complexities of taking and evaluating photos, especially concerning body image. The episode offers strategies for making the process easier, emphasizing the importance of self-compassion and mindfulness. It suggests grounding techniques like journaling about the event and connecting to sensory experiences before viewing photos. Atheana also draws an analogy to taking pictures of the moon and nature to highlight how photos can never fully capture the depth and beauty of a moment. Lastly, the importance of being present in photos for the sake of memories and future generations is stressed.

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In this episode we welcome Mark Breedon, a fitness professional from Calgary, Alberta, known for his non-diet, weight-neutral approach to fitness. We banter about the rarity of men in the anti-diet culture space and the skepticism Breedon initially faced. Breedon shares his journey from a weight-focused fitness approach to a weight-neutral philosophy, emphasizing the mental and physical benefits of focusing on non-aesthetic goals. We talk about the misconceptions around weight and health, and the significant positive impact of even minimal exercise on overall well-being. Breedon highlights the importance of finding new motivations for fitness beyond weight loss and offers encouragement for those looking to reintegrate movement into their lives post-dieting.

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⁠[email protected]⁠

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Podcast: Badass Lifter Podcast 

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The podcast addresses the common issue of neglectinghunger during work, resulting in binge eating later. It offers 9 tips on ways to manage this common behaviour. Atheana emphasizes the importance of making eating a priority for maintaining energy and overall well-being.

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In this episode of Die Culture Dropout, Atheana interviews Kate McGill, an accredited dietician and body image coach from Sydney, Australia. Kate discusses her background and personal journey with body image issues and disordered eating, which fueled her passion for helping others. The central topic is how parents and caregivers can be positive body image role models for children and young teens. Kate emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, mindful language, and criticism of diet culture in the home. She also highlights the significant negative impacts of body dissatisfaction, including dieting, low self-esteem, and risky behaviors. Practical strategies are offered, such as setting boundaries against negative body talk and encouraging critical thinking in children. The episode concludes with a reminder that while it's impossible to completely shield children from diet culture, modeling positive behavior and creating a supportive environment can go a long way in fostering healthy body image.

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In this episode Atheana welcomes Jen, a mother who shares the emotional journey of her daughter's eating disorder. They discuss the various signs and behaviors that led to the diagnosis, including excessive exercise and food restriction, amidst the backdrop of COVID-19. Jen reflects on her initial understanding as a guidance counselor, the impact of diet culture, and the role of a medical team in her daughter’s recovery. The discussion also highlights the immense support from family and friends, strategies for managing at home, the importance of a parent support group, and the journey towards a healthier relationship with food and body image. Jen concludes by sharing advice for other parents and educators on how to create a supportive environment for children, emphasizing kindness and the removal of scales to combat diet culture.

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We welcome back Renee Little for another episode. Talking today about continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), exploring their pros, cons, and Renée's personal experience using one

We discuss the origins and intended use of CGMs for people with diabetes, along with concerns about its misinterpretation and potential harm when used by non-diabetics. Renée shares insights from her experiment, highlighting the technical and psychological impacts of using a CGM device.

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Check out Renee's blog post: Continuous Glucose Monitoring is it a "Biohack" or Hype?

Book suggestion for kids: Her Body Can by Ady Meschke and Katie Crenshaw

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