Nikki Glaser's Honest Talk on Anorexia and Self-Worth
If there's anything, I want people to understand from this, from this podcast, is there. And I heard somebody say one time this person had been in a support group for years, and this person said: you know, if this is, one of the most valuable things this has given me is to be comfortable with unresolved problems.
Ever wondered how someone as confident as Nikki Glaser battles with food issues and self-esteem? In this episode of Mental Illness Happy Hour, Nikki gets real about her journey with anorexia that began in her teenage years and continued to haunt her into adulthood. She chats with host Paul Gilmartin about the deep-seated need to please others and the destructive path of self-medication.
Nikki’s candid discussion sheds light on the hidden struggles behind her public persona, offering a raw and relatable look at mental health challenges. Through humor and honesty, she emphasizes the significance of therapy and the often-overlooked stigma surrounding food addiction. This episode isn't just about struggle; it's about finding strength in vulnerability and learning to accept oneself, flaws and all.
Whether you're dealing with similar issues or just curious about Nikki's story, this conversation is a reminder that it's okay to have unresolved problems and that seeking help is a step towards healing.