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Ep. 61: Eating Disorders, Part 2 Myths and Facts
Ep. 61: Eating Disorders, Part 2 Myths and Facts
Ep. 61: Eating Disorders, Part 2 Myths and Facts
Wednesday 18th January 2017
Beth Mayer from MEDA joins Right Turn Radio to discuss eating disorders, debunk myths, and explore recovery treatments.
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Get the buttons here!Eating Disorders Exposed: Myths, Realities, and the Path to Recovery
Full recovery is being comfortable that the eating disorder is not making any of the choices you have for The Day: the eating thoughts or the body image thoughts. And that is what the world is not comfortable with.
Ever wondered what really lies behind eating disorders? In this episode of Right Turn Radio, hosts John Kohan and Abbey Dean sit down with Beth Mayer, the Executive Director at MEDA (Multi-Service Eating Disorders Association), to unravel the complexities of this widespread issue. Beth brings her extensive experience to the table, breaking down common myths and laying out the hard facts about eating disorders. From societal pressures to parental roles, this conversation covers it all.
Beth dives deep into how society's expectations can fuel these disorders and what parents can do to foster healthier eating habits in their children. The discussion doesn't stop there; it also explores the link between eating disorders and addiction, emphasizing the importance of taking these issues seriously. Beth also sheds light on the various treatments available, advocating for full recovery and explaining what that truly means.
Her insights offer a comprehensive understanding that can empower individuals to seek help and embrace recovery. As Beth poignantly states, 'Full recovery is being comfortable that the eating disorder is not making any of the choices you have for the day: the eating thoughts or the body image thoughts.' Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of eating disorders and discover the paths available for recovery.