We Built this City: The Pioneers Who Built the Modern Eating Disorder Field
How did the eating disorder field become what it is today—and where does it still need to go?
In this episode of the Align33 Media Clinical Roundtable, Robyn Shumer sits down with five leaders who helped shape modern eating disorder treatment, prevention, advocacy, and recovery.
Together, they refl…
Battle Scars and Body Wars, a Former Senior Navy Chief Discusses Eating Disorders and the Military
Trigger Warning: This episode includes discussions of childhood sexual assault, suicide, and suicidal ideation. Please listen with care and consider whether this content feels right for you at this time.
In this episode of Becoming Recovered: Body and Soul, Carolyn Costin sits down with retired Nav…
Healing the Soul, Not just the Symptoms: Carolyn Discusses the 8th Key
This episode draws from Key 8 of Carolyn Costin’s book, 8 Keys to Recovery from an Eating Disorder, and explores one of the most foundational ideas in her approach to healing: care of the soul.
Recovery is about more than changing eating disorder behaviors. In this episode, Carolyn explores what it…
A love letter from Carolyn Costin
In this episode, I’m joined by Carolyn Costin, an eating disorder therapist, author and pioneer in the field who has spent more than 40 years working in eating disorder recovery.
If you or someone you know is struggling with an Eating Disorder, please reach out to one of the resources listed below.…
Ep 27 | Leah Stiles — Battle Scars & Body Wars
Leah Stiles served 20 years in the Navy with an eating disorder she had carried since she was 11 years old. She watched a gap in care exist, tried to ignore it, nearly lost her life trying to find help within it, and then decided if not her, then who.
In this episode of Truthfully, Tracy, Leah — re…
Becoming Recovered: Body & Soul | Our Season 1 Highlights
From the very beginning of Becoming Recovered: Body & Soul to the end of Season 1, we’ve had the privilege of sharing so many honest, powerful, and deeply personal conversations.We’ve heard from actors, former cult members, athletes, clinicians, and several of our incredible CCI coaches, with each …
3 Australian Coaches: Moving Beyond Managing an Eating Disorder to Becoming Recovered | Part 1
People with eating disorders consistently report that working with others who have recovered was one of the most significant factors in helping them get well.In this special two-part conversation, I sit down with 3 Australian eating disorder coaches who have walked their own difficult road from ill…
3 Australian Coaches: Moving Beyond Managing an Eating Disorder to Becoming Recovered | Part 2
We are back this week sharing part 2 of a special conversation with 3 Australian eating disorder recovery coaches who are inspiring examples that becoming fully recovered is possible and sometimes hearing from someone who has been there can help you believe it.
In this episode we dive deeper into …
From Binge Eating to Freedom: Recovery, Hope & Helping Others Heal
Binge Eating Disorder BED is the most common eating disorder, affectingapproximately 3.1 million adults in the US in a given year...and it issubstantially under-diagnosed.Our guest this week struggled with binge eating disorder and not onlyrecovered but went on to help others do the same.In this in…
From Illness to Impact: How Traits Once Used to Fuel an Eating Disorder Become Useful Assets
In this important conversation, I talk with Kristina Saffran, a young woman who took the passion she used in her own recovery and turned it into helping others, when she founded and became CEO of Project HEAL. Kristina left Project HEAL and is now co-founder and CEO of Equip, a virtual eating disor…
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