
Hi! I'm Allyson, a licensed therapist specializing in eating disorders, OCD and anxiety. My mission is to create a world where all bodies can thrive by promoting messages of body justice, recovery skills and mental health tips from the perspective of an ED/OCD therapist, survivor and activist. Social justice is an integral part of my work. I identify as a mixed race woman and I believe that all pa... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

In episode 76 Allyson interviews guest speaker, Naomi Tapia, an associate therapist in CA with lived experience, specializing in eating disorders and body image, specifically in Latine culture. Naomi so graciously shares her own story of an eating di... more
In the field of Eating Disorders, we are seeing an increasing occurrence of Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) in our clients. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Jennifer Gaudiani to learn more about this overlap, signs and symptoms of MCAS , how it i... more
In this episode of Body Justice, Allyson discusses sexual trauma and eating disorders with trauma therapist Seema Sharma, SEP, CST, MBA, PHD. Content warning: discussions of sexual abuse are explicitly discussed. Please listen with care and make sure... more
Episode 73 of Body Justice is all about how life changing disability justice and emergent strategy are as frameworks for how we show up in the world and how we are in relationship with one another. Our guest, Angela Montijo, is a licensed clinical so... more
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Allyson thoughtfully explores under-represented topics that challenge the status quo in eating disorder treatment and recovery. I learn something new every episode!
This podcast really highlights the often missed areas of nuance within the eating disorder field. There are so much social-justice related subjects that Allyson touches upon that are truly SO needed in terms of the broader discussion about eating disorders. Allyson is such a leader in our field, and her voice is such a gift. I cannot recommend her podcast highly enough!
This podcast speaks on so many issues that the recovery community often ignores. This is one of the first podcasts about recovery I have been able to truly relate to. I am so glad to have found this intersection of social justice and eating disorders. I cannot recommend this show highly enough. Please listen!
I love this podcast! Allyson’s voice is so soothing and it’s beautifully produced. I am
a big fan of Allyson’s work especially within the field of eating disorders because she has really thought-provoking conversations about transformative justice, abolition, intersectionality and more. I love this because the conversations move beyond typical and often narrow conversations about recovery. Highly recommend!!
Allyson does an excellent job centering justice in everything from the diverse backgrounds of guests she chooses to the nuanced conversations they have about topics that don’t get talked about enough in profit-driven systems that want to keep recovery light and fun. This podcast doesn’t shy away from real talk about the darker stuff but maintains hope and discusses how change can happen, too. I really appreciate that balance.
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Focusing on body justice, this podcast offers listeners insights into the complex interplay between eating disorders, mental health, and social justice. Episodes feature conversations with therapists, activists, and individuals who share their unique experiences and expertise, tackling under-represented topics such as the impact of trauma on eating disorders, the nuances of navigating mental health within marginalized communities, and the critical discussions around weight stigma and identity. The host, a licensed therapist and advocate, brings a compassionate and informed perspective, emphasizing the importance of holistic healing and community support in the recovery journey. Notably, this podcast stands out by weaving social justice them... more
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Recent guests on Body Justice include:
1. Seema Sharma
2. Grace Kim
3. Alishia McCullough
4. Sarah Jane Thomas
5. Ericka Leonard
6. Winter Groeschl
7. Shikha Advani
8. Stacie Fanelli
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