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Janet Treasure, OBE PhD FRCP FRC Psych, is a British psychiatrist, who specialises in research and treatment of eating disorders. She is currently the Director of the Eating Disorder Unit and Professor of Psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London. In this episode Janet kindly shares the latest research they are carrying out on eating disorders at Kings College.

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Sam Woodfield is a Ex Elite Cyclist, raced Semi Pro in the fast east and was ranked top 20 in the UK.   In this episode we will be continuing our conversation about Sam's recovery from orthorexia and his exercise addiction. 

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Sam Woodfield is a Ex Elite Cyclist, raced Semi Pro in the fast east and was ranked top 20 in the UK.   After his Mother's passing he took up the cycling far more seriously, and when looking back he used this as away to run away from the grieving process, and numb his thoughts whilst gaining control of his life also. I will be discussing with him his recovery from Orthorexia and exercise addiction. 

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Katie is an immigration lawyer and very keen runner (and newbie triathlete!). She started running at 19 after playing competitive hockey and tennis for years. Her running quickly improved and she won the English 5000m u23 championships and French u23 cross country championships at aged 21.  However, throughout this time, she was also struggling with an eating disorder, and we speak about her journey in the podcast, and how she has successfully managed to get back into competitive running in a healthy and happy way. 

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Gerome is the Chief Investigator of EDGI. The Eating Disorders Genetics Initiative (EDGI) is the UK’s largest ever research project on eating disorders. Their aim is to collect the psychological, medical, and genetic information of 10,000 people with experience of any eating disorder.In this episode we discuss his current research regarding the EDGI project, and how they hope to improve eating disorder treatment in the future.

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Dave Chawner is a number 1 best-selling author, award-winning comedian and presenter on The BBC. He’s been a guest on BBC Breakfast, Loose Women, Lorraine, The Jeremy Vine Show and Sky.  He kindly shares with us his story on how he overcame anorexia, and going forward how he hopes to remove the stigma going forward with men and eating disorders.

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Helen Brooks is an award winning Clinical Hypnotherapist & IBS Transformation Coach who specialises in helping those with IBS when all else has failed. She has over 20 years of experience and is dedicated to raising awareness of gut directed therapy. Learning how to manage my own stress and anxiety through gut-directed hypnotherapy helped me to improve my own digestion and have more energy!

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In this episode Tom kindly shares with us his recovery journey from Anorexia.  As a sufferer, he come across stigma every day for being a male with an eating disorder, as it is most often seen as a female illness. In 2018 Tom was named the National Young Ambassador of the Year and has also since received a Points of Light award from Parliament in honour of his volunteering efforts towards raising awareness of eating disorders, particularly in men. 

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Claira Hermet is an experienced presenter and content creator who is passionate about sharing her ethos that ‘anything is possible’. She has worked with the likes of BBC, BT Sport, GRMDaily, SBTV, COPA 90, The Wall of Entertainment, ITV, New Beat and many more. 

After losing both her Mother and Sister to breast cancer Claira’s outlook on life is one of embracing whatever life gives us, and making the most out of the time we have on this planet that is hurtling through space! In this episode Claira kindly shares with us her recovery story from bulimia. 

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Liv has been through her own eating disorder journey herself, and struggled for 8-9 years. She started speaking out about her journey online, and realised it was inspiring many - and that’s lead her to where she is today! Liv now runs her own online coaching business helping other girls establish a healthier relationship with food and exercise. 

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