In this episode, Emily & Han discuss how to push forward with recovery irrespective of level of physical healing. The key take aways are:

• Fully renourished is something your body decides, not your judgement.
• Reach out for support
• Ask yourself: what would I say to somebody else in this position?
• Eating ‘the things’ does not mean full permission to eat. 
• Acknowledge where you are now. Only entertain plans about going forward.
• Don’t allow fear to complicate this. Come back to the fundamental commitments that stand true through the entirety of recovery. These commitments are not weight dependent.

In this episode, Han and Emily discuss how to navigate seeing people around you restrict their food intake. The key takeaways are:

1. Focus on your own path and your own sphere of influence 
2. Recognise what emotions are arising: comparison, jealousy, frustration, fear
3. Set boundaries that protect and promote your recovery
4. Nurture other relationships with people who have a  joyful relationship with food.
5. Notice how restriction looks from the outside
6. Remember that recovery often means going against what the culture (and sometimes friends) — normalise.
7. Be the change you want to see in the world
8. Lean back to your ‘Why’s’

In this episode, Han & Emily discuss abundant eating beyond a baseline structure. The key takeaways are:

• A desire to stick to the plan is often related to fear of “too much".
• Spearhead whatever the ED deems as ‘excessive’ / 'unnecessary'. 
• View any structure as a minimum. If it isn’t viewed in this way, it is diet plan.
• Baseline meal plans must be boldly recovery wise.
• Pay attention to the importance of adequacy. 
• Bare minimum is never the aim.
• Ask yourself: what is the mission here?
• Stop any ceiling reinforcing behaviours 

In this episode, Emily and Han are joined by fellow recovery coach Claire (@omnomclaire). The key takeaways from this episode are:

• Best time for recovery is always Now
• Rewiring can happen at any age
• Experience and understanding of your ED can be weaponised
• Honesty about responsibilities; where can you delegate, seek more support with, where can you release?
• Autonomy is a benefit
• Your ‘new’ identity will naturally reveal itself
• Lean into your knowledge of what has or hasn’t worked for you thus far 
• Frustration and ‘doneness’ with the ED can be a wonderful stimulant

In this episode, Han and Emily speak through the topic of alcohol consumption whilst in recovery, and in life beyond. The key takeaways are

• Reconnect with your core self and values
• Act with the next best step for your recovery in mind
• Protect and promote your recovery agenda
• Look at the reason behind the resistance (e.g., ED fear)
• Focus on what your CAN
• Your brain is watching and learning
• Validating your own stance with self trust is a huge outcome of recovery

In this episode, Han and Emily discuss the necessity of honesty and commitment when assessing full satisfaction.

1. If in doubt, eat!
2. Fullness is not the same as satiation.
3. Full commitment -> simplification.
4. Well fed is best.
5. You are the expert on you.

In this episode Han and Emily talk through feeling behind. The main takeaways are:

1. Feel your feelings (RAINN)
2. Fulfilment / goals are subjective
3. Societal timelines are not mandated, nor necessarily reflective of you leading with authenticity.
4. Social media offers mere glimpses into a curated life - rarely showing the full picture: struggles, sacrifices.
5. Take ownership of your role as the pilot of your life
6. Start where you are now
7. Healing provides competencies that other people may not have

In this episode, Emily and Han discuss making decisions in recovery. 

The key takeaway points are:

1. It is ok to want everything. This is so often the root cause of paralysis.
2. Do not attempt to please both (ED and recovery). This is impossible.
3. Utilise the concept of ‘and’ not ‘or’
4. Remember: there is no upper ceiling 
5. Utilise quick, convenient and ED unapproved Go-To’s.
6. Challenge ED driven perfectionism 
7. Abundance mitigates paralysis. Stop tickling hunger!

In this episode Han and Emily discuss food quantity in recovery. The key  takeaways from this episode are:

• The RAVES model showcases how formative adequacy is for all other aspects of your healing

• Adequacy and abundance of food is at the foundation of neural rewiring

• Your body feeling safe from famine largely depends on food abundance

• Volume eating of non-recovery aligned foods is not the same as food abundance. 

• A truly good relationship with food is being able to eat food without conditions or caveats, not just tick a box of 'I can eat X'

• Permission and necessity of food adequacy does not reduce with physical progress 

• Take action upon your awareness

In this episode, Emily & Han discuss how to make recovery work whilst studying. The key takeaways from this episode are:

• Position recovery at no.1 of your to-do list

•  Remember that your health is at foundation of everything else

• Do not continuously adopt the ‘I just need to get through this’ delay tactic

• See this as an opportunity to head towards Ed unapproved (e.g., messiness, convenience, rush)

• Consistently remind yourself of where you want to be long term and what your studying is ultimately all for.