Love & Learn

How Your Personality Fuels Your Eating Disorder AND Recovery with Carolyn Costin, LMFT


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According to world-renowned clinician and author Carolyn Costin, LMFT, Founder of Monte Nido and The Carolyn Costin Institute, people with eating disorders often share similar personality traits, such as being anxious, perfectionistic, controlling, rigid, impulsive, and/or compulsive. Rather than blaming your genetic predispositions for fueling your eating disorder and rejecting these traits, she shares how to use them to shine, even during times of crisis.
In this episode of The Recovery Warrior Show, Carolyn dives into many concepts from her book 8 Keys to Recovery from an Eating Disorder such as the importance of detaching worth from ego, learning acceptance, and how to reduce suffering during difficult times.
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=== In This Show You'll Learn: ===
• How to shift your personality traits from darkness to light.
• Why differentiating your “ED Self” from your “Healthy Self” is vital.
• How the practice of acceptance vs. resistance can help you recover.
• Why hating your eating disorder is not the answer and how working with it can help you heal.
• Why it’s important to find a balance between feeling emotions and distracting in a healthy way.
• What “soul moments” are and how to find them.
=== Show Notes ===
https://www.recoverywarriors.com/carolyn-costin/
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