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Food Psych #158: How to Heal from Weight Stigma with Kathleen Bishop Christy HarrisonJune 11, 2018weight cycling, intergenerational trauma, diet culture, eating disorder, bulimia, substance abuse, eating disorder recovery, recovery, overeaters anonymous, alcohol, diet mentality, intuitive eating, Health at Every Size, social justice, privilege, EMDR therapy, trauma-informed care, trauma, body-image, weight stigma, internalized weight stigma, body diversity, weight loss surgery, S518
Food Psych #151: Emotional Eating and Diet Culture with Judith Matz Christy HarrisonApril 9, 2018Social determinants of health, weight stigma, weight research, HAES, health at every size, weight inclusive, fatphobia, public health, diet culture, weight cycling, social justice, food insecurity, intuitive eating, deprivation, binge eating, emotional eating, body shame, restrict-binge cycle, S518
Food Psych #127: Intuitive Eating & Health At Every Size FAQs with Ashley Seruya & Christy Harrison Guest UserOctober 23, 2017haes, health at every size, healthcare, social justice, feminism, intersectionality, intersectional feminism, eating disorders, eating disorder recovery, intuitive living, intuitive eating, disordered eating, life beyond dieting, diet culture, chronic dieting, recovery, body liberation, body positivity, body acceptance, body shame, body image, fat acceptance, fat activism, fatphobia, ableism, trans issues, trans body image, self-care, joyful movement, size diversity, weight stigma, weight bias, weight neutral, orthorexia, nutritional rehabilitation, emotional eating, gentle nutrition, restriction, deprivation, food insecurity, body trust, body respect, food addiction, mental health, social determinants of health, anti-diet, diet, diet mentality, weight cycling, thin privilege, healthism, S517