Rehoboth social podcast network
Rehoboth social podcast network
S2 Ep25: What We Wish You Knew
S2 Ep25: What We Wish You Knew
S2 Ep25: What We Wish You Knew
Saturday 29th May 2021
Join 'Anonymous: An Honest Recovery Podcast' as a guest shares their journey through eating disorders and advocates for mental health awareness.
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49 minutes
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Rehoboth social podcast network
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Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery from Trauma
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Rewriting the Narrative: Overcoming Eating Disorders on Anonymous: An Honest Recovery Podcast
I knew that eating disorders are not about weight and that you can still be ill when you are not on the weight anymore, because that would have saved me a lot of moments thinking I wasn't sick enough because, um, yeah, it doesn't have anything to do with that.
What if the drive for perfection could lead you down a dark path of eating disorders? In this episode of 'Anonymous: An Honest Recovery Podcast', a guest bravely opens up about their battle with multiple eating disorders, stemming from adverse childhood experiences and an overwhelming need to feel seen. Their story isn't just about the struggle; it's a testament to the power of recovery and the importance of addressing mental health head-on.
Through therapy, mentorship, and advocacy, they found a way to help themselves and others understand that eating disorders aren't about weight or food but about processing emotions healthily. This episode sheds light on the misconceptions surrounding eating disorders and highlights the significance of mental health support in recovery. By sharing their journey, the guest aims to break the stigma and offer hope to those grappling with similar issues.
Tune in for an inspiring and eye-opening conversation that underscores the value of talking openly about mental health.