In the final episode of the 5 Steps to Body Peace Challenge, Natalie Rose explains why isolation keeps you stuck in self-criticism and comparison — and how the right support can transform your healing. Learn how community, connection, and accountability help you sustain body image healing, regulate emotions, and build lasting peace with food and your body.

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In Day 5 of the 5 Steps to Body Peace Challenge, Natalie Rose explores how body image healing requires you to expand your identity beyond how you look. If you’ve ever tied your self-worth to your appearance, this episode will help you release old “fit” or “thin” identities and rediscover who you are at your core. Learn how to build real confidence rooted in your values, passions, and purpose — not your reflection — so you can experience genuine peace with your body and yourself.

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Natalie Rose teaches how embodiment helps heal body image by shifting focus from appearance to experience. Learn how to reconnect with your body through mindful movement, release the inner critic, and build lasting body confidence from the inside out.

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In Day 3 of the 5 Steps to Body Peace Challenge, Natalie Rose dives into emotion regulation and how it impacts body image. Learn why obsessing over weight, appearance, or food often masks deeper emotions like shame, anxiety, and self-doubt — and how to stop using your body as a way to cope. This episode teaches a simple, practical skill to notice and name your emotions, stay present with discomfort, and build true body confidence. Perfect for anyone seeking emotional resilience, intuitive eating, and lasting body image healing.

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In Step Two of the 5 Steps to Body Peace Challenge, Natalie Rose explores how your mindset shapes your body image and self-worth. Discover how your brain has been conditioned by diet culture to see your body through a critical lens—and how to unlearn those patterns using mindfulness, curiosity, and self-compassion. Through real client stories and practical reflection tools, you’ll learn how to challenge negative body thoughts, heal emotional triggers, and build lasting body acceptance. This episode is your guide to rewiring your mind for true body peace and food freedom.

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In Step 1 of the 5 Steps to Body Peace Challenge, we dive into nourishment—the key to calming food noise, rebuilding trust with your body, and starting your journey to true body acceptance and self-worth.

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The 5 Steps to Body Peace Challenge is for women who want to feel at ease in their skin, enjoy food without guilt, and live life without body thoughts holding them back. In this 5-part series, body image therapist Natalie Rose walks you through simple, powerful steps to nurture body confidence, food freedom, and lasting peace with yourself.

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Have you ever wondered if you're "allowed" to lose weight after recovering from disordered eating or body image issues? Eating disorder therapist and OCD specialist, Alegra Kastens, shares her journey with OCD, EDs, and weight loss after recovery. We explore the middle ground between diet culture and anti-diet culture, and the nuance needed for true body image healing and intuitive eating. A must-listen for anyone navigating life after eating disorder recovery or feeling stuck between extremes.

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00:00 Introduction

03:56 Alegra's Journey

12:22 OCD Treatment Experience

16:17 Healing From Anorexia

17:20 Addressing Major Weight Gain

19:22 Pursuing Weight Loss

20:12 Period Loss at a Higher Weight

21:56 Weight Loss vs. Behaviour Change

23:11 Harms of Anti-Diet Culture

25:26 When Weight Loss Is Off the Table

26:25 Post-Recovery, Are Diets Possible?

30:02 From One Extreme to the Next

36:55 WIEIADs

39:11 Anti-Diet Culture Helped Until It Didn't

40:35 Body Image & Body Dysmorphia

48:48 What Thin Clinicians Get Wrong

52:05 SkinnyTok Thoughts

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In this episode, I sit down with therapist and body image expert Zoë Bisbing, LCSW, to unpack the evolution of body positivity—what it is, where it’s gone, and whether it’s truly helping us heal. We explore the rise of “Skinnytok,” the shift toward body neutrality and food neutrality, and why these concepts may be more supportive for those recovering from a childhood shaped by diet culture.

Whether you're doing your own healing work, or you're a parent—or hope to be one—you'll find compassionate, practical strategies here. Zoë shares ways to support kids through body image struggles, weight changes, and how to talk about food, exercise, and health without linking them to worth or identity. This is a must-listen for anyone wanting to break the intergenerational cycle of body shame and raise resilient, body-confident kids!

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📌 WHAT'S IN THIS EPISODE

00:00 Introduction

03:55 Meet @mybodypositivehome

06:16 SkinnyTok vs. Body Positivity

14:33 When Weight Loss Doesn't Fix Body Image

17:29 What Parents Need to Know

18:51 What Is Body Neutrality?

23:16 What is Food Neutrality?

25:08 Is It Resistance or Misunderstanding?

29:00 Navigating Conflicts as Parents

34:26 Talking About Exercise with Kids

38:39 Separating Food From Kids' Self-Worth

42:13 Talking to Kids About Food

44:24 If Your Child Has Body Image Struggles

46:35 Does My Kid Have a Bad Body Issue?

50:53 The Impacts of Body Shaming

55:30 Closing Comments

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Struggling with control over food, your body, or routine? This episode reveals why your need for control is really about avoiding vulnerability. Learn how perfectionism, disordered eating, and body image issues are rooted in fear—and how building self-trust, compassion, and emotional resilience can set you free. Healing starts with letting go.

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00:00 Introduction

00:37 Why You Like to Be "In Control"

01:17 Pitfalls of Needing Control

02:28 Healthy Control vs. Over-Control

03:15 Exploring the Roots of Over-Control

06:20 The Promise to Self-Protect

07:03 How Too Much Control Backfires

08:38 The Role of Vulnerability in Healing

10:45 Steps to Shift From Over-Control to Resilience

12:56 Summary

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