Full & Thriving: A Mental Health and Personal Development Podcast
Full & Thriving is a mental health and personal development podcast hosted by Meg McCabe, a Life Coach and Eating Disorder Recovery Coach. The show explores topics such as healing from disordered eating, setting boundaries, overcoming fear of rejection, and embracing authenticity. It features a mix of guest interviews and solo episodes aimed at empowering perfectionists and people pleasers. Listeners gain tools and inspiration to live a life that is truly full and thriving.
Episodes
195. Goodbye for Now: A Full-Circle Reflection on Our Podcast Journey
In this episode, it's goodbye for now as I reflect on the five-year journey of Full and Thriving and share some big life updates, including the bittersweet decision to press pause on the podcast. I talk about the joys of new motherhood, the shifts in my professional direction, and the deep gratitude I feel for everyone who’s listened, supported, and grown alongside me. I open up about how bec
195. The 4 Seasons of Your Menstrual Cycle: How to Sync with Your Body’s Natural Rhythm with Flurina Thali
🎙️ Episode Title: The 4 Seasons of Your Menstrual Cycle: How to Sync with Your Body’s Natural Rhythm with Flurina ThaliDescription:In this enlightening episode, we’re joined by Flurina Thali, a menstrual cycle coach and embodiment guide, who shares how tuning into the natural "seasons" of your menstrual cycle can help you live with more alignment, energy, and ease.Flurina introduces us t
194. Bouncing Forward, Not Back: A Fun Chat on Postpartum Body Image & Motherhood with Rachel Evans, Ph.D
Are you a new or expecting mom navigating body image changes before, during, or after pregnancy? In this heartfelt episode, I sit down with Rachel Evans, psychologist, eating disorder survivor, and mom of two, to explore the complex emotional and physical shifts that come with motherhood.We dive into the real experience of postpartum body image, how trauma, hormones, and social pressure influence
193. The Good Daughter Syndrome: Help for Daughters of Narcissistic, Borderline, or Difficult Mothers with Katherine Fabrizio M.A., L.C.M.H.C.
Do you constantly seek your mother’s approval at the expense of your own happiness? Do you struggle with boundaries or feel emotionally trapped in your relationship with her? In this episode, I sit down with Catherine Fabrizio, psychotherapist and author of The Good Daughter Syndrome, to discuss how daughters of difficult, narcissistic, or emotionally immature mothers can break free from these pat
192. Stop Being Stuck and Take Action with the C L I M B E R Method
In this episode of Full and Thriving, I introduce my brand-new Climber Method, a powerful framework designed to help you break free from stagnation and start living the life you truly want. If you've ever felt stuck—whether in your career, relationships, or personal growth—this episode is for you.I walk you through seven key steps that will shift your mindset, clear stagnant energy, and help
191. Short Term Vs. Long Term Gratification
Grab my speaker kit hereMeg's website:www.meg-mccabe.comMeg's Instagram:www.instagram.com/meg_mccabe/New Full and Thriving YouTube Channel:https://bit.ly/3V6reYxSign up for a free 1:1 coaching consultation with Meghttp://bit.ly/3A1Cw5rDownload and Listen to these free 200 eating disorder recovery affirmations: megmccabe.lpages.co/200-recovery-affirmations/Grab your Full and Thriving Merc
190. Decision Making with Intention: 7 Powerful Questions to Ask Yourself When Making Decisions
In this episode, I share seven powerful questions you should ask yourself before making any big decision in life. Drawing from my personal experiences of rushed choices and life lessons, I explore how to align your decisions with your core values, tap into your intuition, and choose from a place of love instead of fear. Whether you're facing a career move, relationship change, or a major life
189. Turning Trauma into Strength: How to Heal, Use your Voice, and Inspire Others with Courtney Diener
In this episode of Full and Thriving, I sit down with Courtney Diener, a social work supervisee, trauma survivor, and passionate advocate for change. Courtney shares her journey of turning personal experiences into a powerful force for advocacy, supporting survivors, and fostering systemic change. We explore how she uses her voice to amplify unheard stories, create safe spaces, and challenge harmf
188. [REPLAY] The Link Between OCD and Eating Disorders with Kimberly Quinlan, LMFT
Join our host Meg and she chats with Kimberly about OCD and eating disorders. Kimberly explains the link between OCD and eating disorders. She also explains exposure therapy, and the importance of facing your fears with a "bring it on" mindset!About Kimberly Quinnlan:Kimberley is dedicated to providing outstanding therapy and counseling for those with OCD and related disorders, Eating Di
187. Behind the Scenes of My Birth and Maternity Leave: A Raw and Real Talk
In this deeply personal and unscripted episode of Full and Thriving, I’m opening up about my experiences during maternity leave and reflecting on the highs and lows of becoming a new mom. From the joy of welcoming my son, Jack, to navigating the challenges of postpartum recovery, I’m sharing my honest journey with all of you. I’ll take you through my birth story, the unexpected emotional rollercoa
186. [REPLAY] Discover Your True Self by Letting Go with Samantha Joy
Samantha Joy is an Identity Coach to aspiring entrepreneurs and influencers. Her coaching approach focuses on the concept of minimalism, enabling others to shift their identity to their most authentic self by clearing out aspects of their life rooted in an old story. The result is enhanced mental clarity, an improved sense of self, and the ability to design an environment that attracts abundance a
185. [REPLAY] 8 Ways to Start Healing Disordered Exercise
In this week's episode, Meg begins with a life update, sharing her excitement about becoming an aunt to her first niece and the ongoing adventure of finding a new home with her partner Dan. Meg then delves into the crucial subject of healing disordered exercise. She explores the signs of disordered exercise and offers a range of practical insights to guide listeners toward a healthier relatio
184. What's Blocking Your Pleasure? Exploring the Path to Connection and Embodiment with Chelsea Levy MS, RD, CDN
In today's episode, we are joined by Chelsea Levy, MS, RD, CDN, a registered dietitian and co-facilitator of groups exploring food, body, and pleasure. Together, we unpack the connection between pleasure, embodiment, and safety, highlighting how trauma, diet culture, and disconnection from the body can prevent us from fully experiencing joy and satisfaction in life.Chelsea explains the seven
183. 7 Secrets to Being Your Most Authentic Self
In this insightful solo episode of Full and Thriving, Meg dives deep into a topic that resonates with anyone seeking alignment and self-fulfillment: authenticity. This episode explores what it means to truly know yourself, trust your inner voice, and live in harmony with your unique personality, spirit, and values. Drawing from personal stories and practical insights, Meg shares tools to help list
182. Navigating Perimenopause and Aging After Eating Disorder Recovery with Sarah Lee, CCIEDC
In this insightful episode of Full and Thriving, we are joined by Sarah Lee, a Certified Eating Disorder Recovery Coach with over eight years of professional experience and a passion for helping others find lasting recovery. Sarah opens up about her personal journey navigating perimenopause after fully recovering from an eating disorder (ED) and how she has managed the physical, emotional, and bod
181. HOLIDAY REPLAY: How to Survive Diet Culture During the Holidays with Sammy Previte RD, LDN (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, we re-uploaded Holiday Replay Meg and Sammy discuss intuitive eating, combating holiday diet culture, handling unsolicited body and diet comments, and shares tips for responding gracefully. Learn how to navigate these situations, role-play potential scenarios, and discover when it's okay to walk away.ABOUT OUR GUESTSammy Previte RD, LDN, CPT a Registered Die
180. Body Acceptance in a Thin-Centric World with Mary Elizabeth Akinaka, LPC-S, CEDS-S
In this deeply personal and inspiring episode, we are joined by Mary Elizabeth Akinaka, a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor (LPC-S) and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist-Supervisor (CEDS-S). As the Regional Executive Director at Alsana Treatment Center, Mary Elizabeth shares her own journey of recovering from an eating disorder, embracing body acceptance, and reclaiming her life in a l
179. How to Conquer your Fear of Rejection and Find Self Acceptance with Shannon Wynn Dube, LCSW
In this episode of the *Full and Thriving* podcast, we’re joined by Shannon Wynn Dube, therapist and founder of Trauma Dump LLC, to explore the deeply-rooted *Fear of Rejection*. Shannon shares her personal story of how her upbringing led her to self-rejection, becoming a chronic people-pleaser, and ultimately abandoning her true self in an effort to feel safe in the world. Together, we break down
178. Breaking Free from Wellness Obsession: Challenging Identity, Slowing Down & Connecting to Intuition with Mallory Paige RD
In this compelling episode of the Full and Thriving Podcast, Meg sits down with Mallory Paige, RD, to delve into a deeply personal journey of overcoming wellness obsession. Mallory opens up about how her intense focus on wellness during college was intertwined with her identity and desire for control, and how it ultimately led to a mental breakdown that catalyzed a profound shift in her perspectiv
177. Befriending Your Body: Building Body Awareness through Interoception with Dr. Ann Saffi Biasettie, PhD, LCSW, CEDS, CIAYT
In this transformative episode of *Full and Thriving*, we are joined by the incredible Dr. Ann Saffi Biasetti, PhD, LCSW, CEDS, CIAYT, a renowned expert in somatic recovery and eating disorder treatment. Dr. Ann brings her wealth of knowledge to the conversation, sharing her unique approach to helping clients reconnect with their bodies through interoception—a method that involves tuning into your
176. Eating Disorders in the Gym: A Former Instructor's Perspective on Identification and Prevention with Brittney Lauro, LCSW
Welcome to a powerful episode of the Full and Thriving Podcast! In this episode, Meg is joined by Brittany Lauro, LCSW, Clinical Supervisor at Equip, to discuss a critical issue within fitness culture—eating disorders and disordered exercise. Brittany brings her unique perspective as a former fitness instructor to explore how these issues manifest in gym settings and what can be done to address th
175. Making Adult Friends: 3 Common Mindset Pitfalls and 3 Powerful Shifts to Overcome Them
Welcome to a special solo episode of the Full and Thriving Podcast with Meg! In this insightful episode, Meg delves into the challenges of making adult friends and forging new connections. If you've ever felt overwhelmed or uncertain about navigating social situations as an adult, this episode is for you.Key Takeaways:- Understanding the Challenge: Meg sheds light on why forming adult friends
174. Am I Enough? Mastering Body Acceptance, Burnout and Constant Striving with Lily Thrope , LCSW
In this episode of Full and Thriving, we welcome special guest Lily Thrope, LCSW, a licensed clinical social worker and the founder of Thrope Therapy. Lily specializes in helping individuals heal eating disorders and body image issues, taking a compassionate and authentic approach.Episode Highlights:- How to break free from the cycle of constant striving and never feeling like enough.- The importa
173. Unlocking Inner Strength: Building Resilience to Never Give Up with Life Coach Vally Ann
In this powerful episode of the *Full and Thriving* podcast, we’re joined by Vally Ann, a transformational coach who shares her deeply personal story of overcoming adversity and breaking free from the victim mentality. Titled *"Mastering Inner Resilience: It’s Not All Toughness and Grit,"* this episode explores Vally’s journey through loss, pain, and ultimately, healing—showing us that r
172. Revolutionize Your Mindset: 5 Surprising Benefits of Rest You Need To Know
Are you giving your body the rest it truly deserves?In this episode, Meg delves into the indispensable benefits of rest. Using a relatable analogy of a phone's battery, Magnet explains why rest is essential, challenging the negative perceptions around taking breaks. With her first child on the way and impending maternity leave, she underscores rest's critical role in mental and physical
171. The Fitting Room Story: Bras, Numbers and Confidence w/ Kimmay Caldwell (Re-Upload)
Get FREE Bra Fit Guide Here: https://hurraykimmay.com/fullandthrivingWhat if you treated your body as your best friend?In this episode, Meg is joined by Kimmay, a bra fitter and coach who's on a mission to help people feel comfortable and confident in their own bodies. They explore a range of topics related to body positivity, including Kimmay's personal journey to becoming a bra fitter
170. Food Addiction , Yoyo Dieting and Binge Eating w/ Marcelle Rose
Is food addiction, yoyo dieting, or binge eating holding you back?In this episode, Meg is joined by Marcelle to discuss crucial topics surrounding food addiction, yoyo dieting, and binge eating. Marcelle shares her professional background, personal experiences, and valuable insights into the challenges faced by those struggling with disordered eating behaviors. Together, they explore how dieting i
169. The Link Between People Pleasing and Body Image, Self Empowerment and Honoring Yourself: LIVE UNRESTRICTED TAKEOVER
How do people pleasing affect your body image?In this special episode, originally from Sabrina’s Live Unrestricted podcast and now featured on Full and Thriving, Sabrina interviews Meg McCabe to explore the link between people-pleasing and body image. Meg shares her personal story of overcoming an eating disorder and how healing her people-pleasing tendencies has helped her regain her confidence.
168. Navigating Pregnancy After Eating Disorder Recovery: Cravings, Weight Gain, Gestational Diabetes, and Motherhood
Have you ever wondered how someone recovers from an eating disorder and navigates the challenges of pregnancy?In this solo episode, Meg shares her deeply personal journey, revealing how the desire to become a mom played a crucial role in her recovery. She opens up about managing body changes, embracing weight gain, and navigating cravings with a newfound sense of food freedom. Meg also discusses t
167. What Makes a Happy and Healthy Couple? w/ Juliana Massey
What makes a relationship truly successful?In this episode, Meg welcomes Juliana, a marriage and family therapist, to explore the dynamics of healthy couples and what inspired her to pursue this field. Juliana discusses the role of a systemic therapist in addressing common challenges, such as negative patterns and recognizing when couples are no longer compatible. She shares her experiences with d
166. Perfectionism, Orthorexia and Learning to Live in the Gray w/ Sabrina Magnan
Is your pursuit of perfection harming your well-being?In this episode, Meg talks with Sabrina as she shares her journey from being a high-level synchronized swimmer, focused on perfectionism and body image issues, to becoming a holistic health coach. She discusses the struggles of living with perfectionism and the negative impacts it had on her life, including the development of orthorexia. Sabrin
165. Healing Insomnia Naturally through Habits, Routine, Mindset and CBT-i w/ Morgan Adams
Are you struggling with insomnia and looking for natural ways to manage it?In this episode, Meg welcomes sleep expert Morgan to discuss effective methods for healing insomnia. They cover Morgan's personal journey with insomnia, distinguishing between poor sleep and chronic insomnia, and the causes of long-term insomnia. Practical tips on managing sleep are shared, including practicing mindful
164. The One Thing Harming Your Body Image More than You Think
Have you ever felt like you have to make everyone else happy, even at the cost of your own well-being?In this episode Meg delves into the unexpected ways people pleasing can negatively impact your body image. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, Meg explores the connection between seeking approval, making others comfortable, and the fear of taking up space with body image issues.
163. Embracing the Now: Mastering Self Doubt with Presence and Power w/ Graham Lichtner
How can overcoming self-doubt lead to lasting confidence?In this episode, Meg converses with Graham to reflect on their journey since their last meeting in Denver in 2021. They delve into Graham's shift from business coaching to focusing on men's inner peace and authenticity, challenging societal norms, and embracing inner wisdom. The conversation covers managing self-doubt, valuing life
162. 6 Eye-Opening Reasons to Give Up Dieting Right Now w/ Priya Tew
Why should we reconsider dieting?In this episode, Meg and Priya join forces to challenge conventional views on dieting. Priya, drawing from her extensive expertise in dietetics, delves into six compelling reasons why diets can have negative consequences. They discuss the mental health toll, societal pressures, and the disconnect from natural hunger cues that diets often perpetuate. Exploring theme
161. Thrive Back: Letting Go Of Perfectionism w/ Kate Noel
Ever found yourself trapped by the pursuit of perfection?In this reuploaded episode, Meg is joined by the wonderful Kate to explore how perfectionism impacts daily life, particularly for those navigating eating disorders. Together, they offer practical advice on letting go of perfectionism and embracing your authentic self. Kate shares her personal journey, providing insights into self-compassion,
160. 3 Unexpected Ways Failure Boosts your Life and Success
Have you ever wondered how failure can actually benefit you?In this episode Meg delves into the unexpected advantages of failure, especially for people-pleasers and perfectionists. Through personal anecdotes and scientific insights, Meg reveals how mistakes can be powerful catalysts for learning, resilience, and empathy. Tune in to discover why embracing failure is essential for personal growth an
159. Transforming Adversity into Power w/ Lance Essihos
How can embracing personal growth practices like gratitude, journaling, and meditation help us overcome adversity and find true fulfillment?In this episode, Meg talks with Lance, and he shares his journey of facing adversity and finding fulfillment through personal growth. He discusses the importance of listening to the heart and following intuition. Lance's experiences include growing up in
158. Love Shouldn’t Hurt: Ending and Overcoming Toxic Relationships w/ Stephanie McPhail
Are you struggling to recognize the warning signs of a toxic relationship?In this episode Meg welcomes Stephanie, where she shares her personal journey of overcoming an abusive relationship, shedding light on the subtle warning signs of toxic relationships and the emotional turmoil of hoping for change. She discusses the concept of love addiction and offers practical advice for those considering l
157. The Power in the Pivot and Reinventing Yourself w/ Morgan Sinclair
Ever wondered what it takes to truly reinvent yourself?In this week's episode, Meg talks with Morgan Sinclair to explore the power of pivoting in both professional and personal realms. Morgan shares her transformative journey, detailing her experiences working in a job she felt out of place in and how it led her to reconsider her career trajectory. Initially envisioning a single, linear path,
156. Let your Body have a Voice: Regulating the Nervous System w/ Stefanie Michele
Do you ever feel like you're constantly in fight or flight mode, or so overwhelmed that you shut down and then beat yourself up for not doing enough?In this episode, Meg talks with Stefanie about how to manage stress and reconnect with our bodies. Meg and Stefanie delve into somatic therapy, discussing its principles and the importance of body awareness in emotional healing. They explore how
155. Unlocking a Life you Love Through Setting Healthy Boundaries
In this episode, Meg delves into the transformative power of setting boundaries, drawing from Melissa Urban's The Book of Boundaries. She defines what boundaries are and why they are essential, sharing a personal story about a boundary she failed to set, the negative consequences, and valuable lessons learned. Meg identifies signs of unhealthy boundaries, such as difficulty in saying no, and
154. How to Transform Social Anxiety into Confidence w/ Charlene Gethons
How can a life-altering event transform crippling social anxiety into newfound confidence?In this episode, Charlene Gethons, a mental health professional with an extraordinary story. Sharing her journey from battling social anxiety to becoming confident and self-assured. Charlene recounts her background in mental health and the dramatic moment she was hit by a bus, which became a pivotal turning p
153. Healing People Pleasing: Your Needs Matter w/ Nimisha Mehta
How often do we prioritize others' needs over our own, neglecting our own well-being in the process? In this episode, Nimisha Mehta shares her journey of healing from people-pleasing, emphasizing the critical importance of valuing one's own needs. Nimisha candidly discusses her upbringing and the delicate balance between authenticity and societal pressures. Through the lens of therapy an
152. Empower your Journey: 3 Key Life Lessons Unveiled
Do you want to know the guiding lessons that have transformed Meg's life? In this long-awaited comeback episode, Meg delves deep into three profound lessons that have become the cornerstone of her journey. But that's not all – tune in for some exciting life updates and a special announcement regarding the future direction of the podcast. Meg's website:www.meg-mccabe.comMeg's In
An Exciting and Aligned Announcement (Podcast Update)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Meg goes solo to to share some thrilling updates and sneak peeks of what's to come. Get ready to dive into exciting content and discover what's in store for future episodes!Meg's website:www.meg-mccabe.comMeg's Instagram:www.instagram.com/meg_mccabe/New Full and Thriving YouTube Channel:https://bit.ly/3V6reYxSign up for a free 1:1 coaching con
150. Stories of Weight Stigma and Medical Fat Phobia w/ Ragen Chastain
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode,Join Meg as she interviews Ragen Chastain on her personal experiences of weight stigma, journey to body acceptance and discovering activism.Ragen Chastain is a speaker, writer, trained researcher, Certified Health Coach, and thought leader in Weight Science, Weight Stigma, and the Health at Every Size paradigm. Utilizing her background in research methods and stat
149. Movement and Exercise: before, during and after our eating disorders w/ Anne-Claire Jedrzejczak
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, together with my soul sister, Anne-Claire Jedrzejczak, we explore the transforming journey of our relationship with movement. We openly examine how our viewpoints have changed over time, considering the significant shift in the intents and values that guide our decisions. Come along as we explore the facets of personal development and exchange perspectives that s
148. The Power of Ketamine Assisted Therapy w/ Allyson Inez Ford
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg and Alyson explore the intriguing world of ketamine assisted psychotherapy in recovery spaces Alyson sheds light on the use of ketamine assisted psychotherapy as a complementary tool to traditional therapy, offering eligible patients more frequent breakthroughs and sustained improvement in symptoms. ABOUT OUR GUESTAlyson Inez Ford, MA, LPCC, a lib
147. What is your Recovery Communication style?
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg delves into the profound impact of effective communication on the journey of eating disorder recovery. Throughout the episode, Meg explores three distinct communication styles, each playing a unique role in shaping the recovery process. Sign up for FREE webinar with Dr. Anita Johnston and Meg McCabe on January 18th:https://thecollectivecafe.com/Ta
146. Healing through Communication and Authenticity w/ Dr. Anita Johnston
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg and Dr. Anita takes a deep dive into the pivotal theme of healing through communication, with a specific focus on the profound impact of assertive communication on individuals recovering from eating disorders. They unravel the intricacies of expressing needs and setting boundaries, shedding light on how assertive communication becomes a transforma
145. Reclaiming Your Life From Anorexia w/ Imogen Barnes (Re-Upload)
ABOUT EPISODEJoin Meg as she interviews our guest for this episode, Imogen Barnes. Learn how Imogen lived her life from being diagnosed with OCD and Anorexia at a very young age until she decided to consciously take on the road to recovery, change and take control of her life.Now Imogen is an advocate of eating disorder recovery who is using her social media platforms to encourage and touch people
144. Recovering During Middle Age w/ Brandy Walker CCIEDC
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg engages in a heartfelt conversation with Brandy about her journey of recovering from an eating disorder during middle age. The discussion unravels the roots of Brandy's disorder, delves into coping mechanisms linked to trauma, and explores the unique challenges faced by someone in their middle years. Brandy reflects on a decade-long struggle
143. Misconceptions Of Binge Eating Disorder w/ Amy Pershing (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode join Meg and Amy as they talk about Amy’s experience with binge eating disorder and the common misconceptions about it. Those who are living with binge eating disorder will learn about the first steps they can take towards healing. ABOUT OUR GUESTAmy Pershing is an Anti-Diet Therapist and Binge Eating Disorder pioneer and expert. She is the Center for Eating Disor
142. 5 Reasons Why You Should Ditch the Scale
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Meg explores the pivotal choice to break up with the scale on the path to recovery. Meg gives five compelling reasons to resist the effect of the scale, including the emotional ties, mood control, and impact on eating decisions. She discusses the fear of letting go and highlights how taking this brave action can greatly increase one's chances of full recover
141. 5 Hard Truths About ED Recovery w/ Anne-Claire Jedrzejczak
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, my dynamic co-host and soul sister Anne-Claire Jedrzejczak and I fearlessly dive into the complex realm of Eating Disorders, serving up the unfiltered "5 Hard Truths" about it from our YouTube Channel.ABOUT OUR GUESTAnne-Claire is a CCI Trained Eating Disorder Recovery Coach, Yoga Teacher and Co-Founder of The Recovery Collective! Anne Claire has lived
140. HOLIDAY REPLAY: How to Survive Diet Culture During the Holidays with Sammy Previte RD, LDN (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, we re-uploaded Holiday Replay Meg and Sammy discuss intuitive eating, combating holiday diet culture, handling unsolicited body and diet comments, and shares tips for responding gracefully. Learn how to navigate these situations, role-play potential scenarios, and discover when it's okay to walk away.ABOUT OUR GUESTSammy Previte RD, LDN, CPT a Registered Die
139. Race, religion and culture and the development of Eating Disorders w/ Brianna Theus, RDN, CDN
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, we had a fascinating discussion between Meg and Brianna. The two discuss the complex ways that race, religion, and culture connect with the development of eating disorders. By sharing her personal story, Brianna sheds light on her challenges and how they influenced her career as a specialist. As a dietician from Haiti, she considers the significant influence of h
138. How To Feel Your Feelings w/ Rachelle Heinemann LMHC, CEDS
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Meg engages in a captivating conversation with Rachelle, exploring the world of eating disorders. Rachelle discusses her passion for podcasting to raise awareness and foster crucial discussions while sharing her rewarding experience of helping individuals decode the emotional messages embedded within their behaviors and urges. The episode further delves into the
137. Fight, Flight, Freeze or Fawn: Eating Disorder Edition
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg delves into the intricate connection between trauma responses and eating disorders. She explores the various instinctive reactions to stress – fighting, fleeing, freezing, or fawning – and how our autonomic nervous system takes control, driven by diverse life experiences and genetic factors. Meg emphasizes how these responses are rooted in our an
136. You are Sick Enough & Your Eating Disorder is Valid with Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani, MD, CEDS, FAED (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this reuploaded episode, Meg engages in an enlightening conversation with Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani, shedding light on the critical question of when it's essential to seek treatment for eating disorders. Dr. Gaudiani delves into the inadvertent invalidation of eating disorders by medical professionals due to outdated science, traditional beliefs about body weight, and medical
135. 10 Ways You can take up more Space In Recovery World
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg takes the stage solo to explore the powerful concept of "taking up space" in the world of recovery. She discusses ten actionable ways for individuals to assert themselves, make recovery their own, and overcome the challenges that often come with it. Meg dives into the significance of setting personal goals, finding your voice, embracing
134. Self Empowerment and Personal Transformation w/ Lydia Knight
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Meg interviews Lydia on self-empowerment and personal transformation. Lydia shares her journey from crisis to thriving, emphasizing the power of not waiting and taking action despite fear. They discuss the concept of a diminished life, strategies to overcome fear, and Lydia's personal experiences. They also touch on empowering practices for women and how ind
133. Polarization in the Nutrition Space and the Importance of Nuance w/ Dr. David Wiss
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Meg and Dr. Wiss explore Polarization in the Nutrition Space and the Importance of Nuance. They discuss Dr. Wiss' journey from addiction to nutrition, challenges in dietitian schools, the importance of dialectical thinking, and real-life examples of polarization. The conversation covers balancing support and food in recovery, distinguishing food addiction fr
132. The Collective Voice: Stories of Eating Disorder Recovery (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode join Meg as she is joined by guests Claire, Cocco, Becca and Becky, who are all members of the Recovery Collective. They share their experiences of joining the community and how it has helped them in their recovery journeys. The guests discuss the turning points in their recoveries and the moments that helped them realize they needed to make a change. They also sh
131. Why Body Image is so Complicated & How to Start Healing with Marci Evans, CEDRD-S
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg converses with Marci, an eating disorder recovery expert. Marci shares her journey into this field, highlighting pivotal moments and her unique insights as a dietitian. They explore challenges related to body image, emphasizing constructive dialogues between professionals and clients. Marci's research delves into the complexity of body image.
130. Taking Care of Yourself on Busy Days w/ Shelly Najjar RDN
ABOUT THIS EPISODEJoin Meg this week’s In this episode, as she interviews Shelly, and delves into the world of intuitive eating, discussing its relevance on busy and stressful days. Shelly shares her personal journey to becoming an intuitive eating counselor, shedding light on the challenges people face in their relationships with food and self-care. They address problematic messages that hinder s
129. 5 Ways to Refresh Stagnant Recovery Energy
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's solo episode, Meg unveils five potent strategies to reinvigorate your recovery journey. Discover the significance of candid communication with your treatment team, the benefits of enlisting a recovery coach for invaluable guidance, and the power of visualization to maintain motivation. Explore the transformative impact of embracing change in your life and the
128. Conquering Bulimia w/ Merrit Elizabeth
ABOUT THIS EPISODEJoin Meg this week’s episode as Merrit returns to the show for an empowering episode on "Conquering Bulimia." Delve into the impactful discussion about the struggles of overcoming bulimia's physical and mental toll. Merrit bravely shares their personal journey, shedding light on moments of healing and the strength that propelled them past the grip of bulimia.Throug
127. Pro-Aging, Beauty Standards and Body Liberation w/ Deb Benfield
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg talks to Deb, an experienced anti-diet dietitian, about embracing one's true self and the idea of pro-aging. They discuss eating disorders among different age groups, focusing on adolescents, new mothers, and women in menopause. The concept of pro-aging challenges societal norms about aging and thinness, highlighting the harm of pursuing unre
126. How Affirmations Can Help Your Healing Journey
ABOUT THIS EPISODEJoin Meg on this week's episode, as she delves into the transformative power of affirmations. Meg explores the profound impact of affirmations on eating disorder recovery, mindset shifts, and personal growth. She shares her own experience of using affirmations to heal a negative money mindset and discusses the significant benefits that affirmations offer. From fostering self
125. 8 Ways to Start Healing Disordered Exercise
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode Meg begins with a life update, sharing her excitement about becoming an aunt to her first niece and the ongoing adventure of finding a new home with her partner Dan. Meg then delves into the crucial subject of healing disordered exercise. She explores the signs of disordered exercise and offers a range of practical insights to guide listeners towards a
124. Is Recovery Possible? w/ Anne-Claire Jedrzejczak(Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode Meg invited back Anne-Claire for another discussion about an age-old question, “is recovery possible?” and the nuances behind the idea of full recovery. Join them as they answer the question themselves and what recovery looks like based on their personal lived experiences. In this episode you Meg and Ann-Claire will be sharing Carolyn Costin’s definition of recove
123. Isolation, Anxiety and Eating Disorder w/ Jillian Lampert PhD, MPH, RD, LD, FAED
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode join Meg in a conversation with Jillian as she shares her personal journey that led her to a passionate career in eating disorder advocacy. Throughout the episode, they dive into the crucial importance of the eating disorder topic and its interplay with anxiety and isolation. Discover why eating disorders often thrive in isolation and learn to recogniz
122. How Internal Family Systems Therapy can Heal Eating Disorders w/ Marcella Cox LMFT
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode, Meg is joined by therapist Marcella to explore the world of Internal Family Systems Therapy and its profound impact on healing eating disorders. Marcella shares her personal journey to becoming a therapist specializing in eating disorders and what sparked her interest in Internal Family Systems as an effective therapeutic approach. Together, they dive deep into
121. Misconceptions Of Binge Eating Disorder w/ Amy Pershing (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this episode join Meg and Amy as they talk about Amy’s experience with binge eating disorder and the common misconceptions about it. Those who are living with binge eating disorder will learn about the first steps they can take towards healing.ABOUT OUR GUESTAmy Pershing is an Anti-Diet Therapist and Binge Eating Disorder pioneer and expert. She is the Clinical Director of the
120. Challenging Your Thoughts, If I Gain Weight, Nobody Will Love Me w/ Kristina Bruce (Re-Upload)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEJoin Meg as she chats with Kristina Bruce about the way our culture views certain bodies and how we are unawarely impacted by that. But what truly matters is the belief in how we see ourselves and how we feel about certain situations. Meg and Kristina also talked about how Kristina came across the works of Byron Katie. Together they challenge the disordered thought, “If I gain we
119 . When Dreams Come True After Recovery (Life Updates)
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's solo episode, Meg shares her incredible journey of recovery from an eating disorder and how it not only paved the way for her to achieve her dreams but also led her to a dream relationship. With courage, resilience, and unwavering support, Meg emerged stronger than ever, and in this inspiring episode, she reveals how her recovery opened up a world of possibili
118. Dissociative Identity Disorder and Eating Disorders w/ Sarah Chipps PSYD, CEDS
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week's episode, Meg interviews Sarah, a psychologist who specializes in eating disorders and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Sarah shares her personal journey and how it led her to focus on these specific areas. They discuss the definition of DID and the childhood factors that contribute to its development. Sarah provides an example of how an eating disorder ma
117. Unpacking Beliefs, Behaviours and Emotional Overeating w/ Cassie Barnard RD, MNutr, BSc
ABOUT THIS EPISODEIn this week’s episode Meg is joined by Cassie and they dive into the topic of emotional overeating. Cassie shares her personal journey and the pivotal experience that led her to shift her focus from weight loss support to a more comprehensive approach. Together, they discuss the differences between emotional overeating and binge eating, common triggers, and strategies for discer
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