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In this episode, I discuss the 5 main ways that an eating disorder can be a psychological coping strategy. Time slots: 1. Glimmers of self worth 2.04 2. Distracts and numbs from difficult emotions 3.20 3. Control mechanism 4.14 4. Communication to others 5.11 5. Identity 6.10 I hope that yo…
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