Information and inspiration for people living with body dysmorphic disorder, from the BDD Foundation in the UK. To learn more about the show and the work of the BDD Foundation, visit http://bddfoundation.org
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness |
A psychotherapist and the founder and director of the Los Angeles BDD & Body Image Clinic, Arie has dedicated his career to working with people with BDD. In this episode, he shares some of the fascinating insights he’s gained from those thousands of ... more
After suffering with BDD for many years, Tilly is now reaping the benefits of all the time and effort she put into recovering from the condition. Her story proves that if you keep putting in the work, you will get something out of it.
Eva has been recovered from BDD for 20 years, so brings loads of wisdom and experience to this episode. (Which is number 27, not 26, as I say in the intro!) more
George shares his lived experience of muscle dsymorphia, dips into the huge amount of knowledge he’s gained and explains why he’s made it his life’s work to raise awareness and improve treatment of the condition.
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What a wonderful podcast. As a BDD sufferer - I have never heard stories so similar to mine and makes me feel less alone. THANK YOU so much for this podcast.
Very comforting to hear stories from other people with BDD. It really puts into perspective the shared experience we all have, no matter how different our individual stories are. Really great guests, who explain their stories really well. Please keep making more episodes! Would love episodes on certain aspects of BDD like the factors that sometimes lead to developing it. And would also love a recovery tips episode.
This podcast is an excellent resource for people and families of sufferers struggling with BDD.
I am a 38 year old female just diagnosed with BDD and it’s been hard to accept. I found this podcast the same day of diagnosis and it helped me to hear the stories of those who have lived with this condition. Thank you so much for making this podcast available. Please please keep them coming!
This series helps to reduce the isolation of BDD. I’ve learned much from hearing other people’s stories and garnered support and optimism from this. Thanks so much for sharing these stories xx
Apple Podcasts | #175 | South Africa/Health & Fitness/Mental Health |
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