The Feeling Lighter Podcast

In this episode, we sit down with Alexis Conason, clinical psychologist and certified eating disorder specialist-consultant, to explore the journey from dieting to embracing a weight-inclusive, anti-diet lifestyle. We discuss the profound mental and physical impacts of diet culture, the importance of intuitive and mindful eating, and the societal myths around health and weight. Conason shares her personal transformation and professional insights, offering practical advice on fostering self-compassion and holistic well-being. Whether you're navigating eating disorder recovery or seeking a healthier relationship with your body, this episode provides thoughtful guidance and encouragement to tune into what truly matters.

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Join WeShape and registered dietitian Connie Weissmuller as they dive deep into topics like self-worth, breaking free from diet culture, and unlearning biases about health and body image. In this episode, they explore how to slow down, prioritize self-care, and become a more critical consumer of health information. Perfect for anyone on a journey to reclaim their well-being and challenge societal norms around health, success, and self-worth.

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In this episode, we welcome Kelsey Ellis, a body-positive fitness coach and holistic nutritionist, to explore what it truly means to feel at home in our bodies. Kelsey shares her journey from traditional fitness culture to creating a more inclusive approach that celebrates self-compassion and body acceptance. Together, we unpack the myths of wellness, the power of vulnerability, and the freedom that comes from embracing every part of ourselves—even the uncomfortable bits. Join us for a heartfelt conversation on redefining health, building genuine connections, and reclaiming joy in movement and self-care.

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In this heartfelt and transformative episode, we sit down with Dr. Charryse Johnson, an author, keynote speaker, and veteran psychotherapist whose work focuses on holistic approaches to healing and the intersections of trauma, somatic integration, mindset, and neuroscience. Here, we explore the deep connection between trauma, achievement, and the inner child. From breaking down high-effort coping to honoring your own needs, Dr. Charryse shares powerful insights on how to reconnect with your body, manage overwhelm, and redefine success on your own terms. Tune in for a raw, real conversation that will encourage you to slow down, check in with yourself, and find balance in life.

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Join us as we sit down with Cynthia James, renowned author, speaker, and emotional integration coach, for an inspiring conversation on living authentically and embracing self-trust. Cynthia shares her insights on breaking free from old beliefs, trusting intuition, and fulfilling your unique purpose. Discover how to create a life of empowerment and growth, supported by the universe’s guidance. Tune in for wisdom on letting go, listening to your inner voice, and stepping into your full potential. Don’t miss this transformative episode!

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In this episode, we’re joined by licensed psychotherapist and author Terri Cole, a boundary and codependency expert. Together, we learn the ins and outs of high-functioning codependency, the hidden struggles of emotional labor, and how redefining self-care can transform relationships. Join us as we explore how to set boundaries, prioritize personal well-being, and teach our children healthy habits by modeling self-respect and balance.

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In this episode, Katie and Dr. Lisa dive deep with guest Stephanie Dodier, a clinical nutritionist and body image coach, as they discuss breaking free from diet culture, redefining self-worth, and unlearning patriarchal conditioning. Together, they explore the power of rejecting self-betrayal, standing up for yourself in a fat-phobic medical system, and choosing a path of self-liberation.

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We have special guest Mik Zazon, a body acceptance advocate and influencer, who opens up about her recovery journey from diet culture and eating disorders. Mik shares her powerful story of gaining weight, reclaiming her health, and challenging the toxic narratives we've been taught about our bodies. Tune in to hear her insights on body diversity, the dangers of diet culture, and how to curate a social media space that uplifts and inspires you.

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Katie and Dr. Lisa get real about the messy, beautiful journey of self-discovery, shedding perfectionism, and embracing authenticity. Join them as they share personal stories, explore the challenges of life, and give women permission to be vulnerable and free—because real life isn't picture-perfect, and that's okay.

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In this episode we are joined by Ilya Parker PTA, CMES, founder of Decolonizing Fitness, to discuss how fitness intersects with societal power, privilege, and oppression. Ilya shares their journey in creating inclusive, anti-diet, fat-affirming, and accessible fitness spaces. They also highlight the importance of valuing lived experience over expertise and the sociopolitical power of fitness culture. Join them as they challenge traditional fitness narratives and explore ways to bring joy back to movement.

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