In today’s episode, we’re diving into the complex relationship that sensitive individuals can have with food and body image. We’re here to discuss the spectrum of disordered eating, what distinguishes it from an eating disorder, and how to build a nourishing, truly healthy connection to food and self.
Join us as we uncover:
What it truly means to have a healthy relationship with food and body as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP).
Why disordered eating often presents differently for HSPs and how understanding this can aid in healing.
The effects of diet culture and how HSPs can break free from harmful food narratives.
How to identify if your relationship with food is nourishing or harmful and ways to shift toward true nourishment.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your relationship with food is healthy or struggled with disordered eating, this episode is for you. Join us as we explore what it means to nourish yourself wholly, as your sensitive self.
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🫶🏼 Trigger Warning Disclaimer
Some episodes of this podcast may include discussions on sensitive topics, including but not limited to disordered eating, body image, trauma, and mental health. These topics may be triggering for some listeners. Please prioritize your mental well-being and consider pausing the episode if it becomes overwhelming. Seek support if you feel triggered, and revisit the episode only if and when you feel safe.
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The views, opinions, and experiences shared on this podcast are those of the host and guests and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace professional advice. The information provided is based on personal experience and professional insight but may not be applicable to every individual. Please consult with relevant professionals regarding any specific health, mental health, or personal concerns.
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