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In this episode Millie chats to Emma Louise about her journey with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), Anorexia and Emetophobia. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding ARFID and the detrimental affect this can have on those that are affected.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats with Robyn Lawley an Australian top model based in New York who was the first ‘plus size’ model to be shot for Australian Vogue and who has recently launched a new podcast ‘Every Body with Robyn Lawley: surviving and thriving in a body shaming world’.They discuss her experiences in the modelling industry, parenting in the age of diet culture and the importance of celebrating body diversity.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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Millie chats with Sophie Smith about her journey with Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorder (OSFED) and Orthorexia and how the Health at Every Size (HAES) movement and intuitive eating helped her to find freedom.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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Millie chats with Jane Hutton a mental health social worker whose work has been largely influenced by narrative therapy. They discuss the power of narrative therapy and equine therapy and how the two can be combined.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats with Elizabeth Harvey a mother of three who has battled Anorexia, Depression and Body Dysmorphia. They discuss her eating disorder journey thus far, the impact that pregnancy had on her recovery and the impact of eating disorders on families.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats with Accredited Practicing Dietitian Megan Bray. Megan is a strong advocate for recovery, non-diet nutrition and body acceptance. She believes empathy, compassion and expertise are the foundation of supporting individuals with eating concerns. Megan has undertaken research in the eating disorder field and is currently completing her PHD.They discuss Megan’s own eating disorder journey, Health at Every Size, Veganism and navigating diet culture.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats with Tabby Galluccio about her Anorexia journey. They discuss the importance of having a continuum of care in eating disorder treatment, the impact that musical theatre had on her recovery journey and the dangers of social media.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats with Keesha Amezcua who is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Supervisor and a Certified Daring Way Facilitator. She is also trained in EMDR and Cognitive Processing Therapy. She is also the ex Vice President of Clinical Programming for Monte Nido & Affiliates, an organisation where she worked for almost 13 years.They discuss her own eating disorder recovery journey, how her time at Monte Nido shaped her work as a therapist and the importance of self compassion in eating disorder recovery.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats with Callie Ann Peut about her Anorexia journey and the pivotal role that lived experience recovery coaching played in her recovery.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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In this episode Millie chats to Stacey Louise. Stacey teaches yoga and meditation and has been teaching yoga in hospital settings with people battling eating disorders for 15 years. They discuss the healing power of yoga and meditation in eating disorder recovery.
There is hope at ended.org.au
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