Helping people make peace with food since 2013. Registered dietitian nutritionist, certified intuitive eating counselor, and journalist Christy Harrison, MPH, RD, CEDS talks with guests and answers listener questions about making peace with food, healing from disordered eating, learning body acceptance, practicing intuitive eating, escaping harmful wellness culture, and more--all from a body-posit... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 390 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessNutritionMental Health |
Eating-disorders dietitian Marci Evans joins us to discuss the current science on “food addiction” (sometimes called “ultraprocessed food addiction”)—and what’s changed since I first interviewed her about this topic for Food Psych back in 2016. We ge... more
Filmmaker and podcaster Kelsey Snelling joins us to discuss her new podcast, Camp Shame, which exposes the troubling history of a notorious weight-loss camp. We get into the effects of deprivation and starvation, the cult-like nature of the camp, how... more
Author and activist Amanda Martinez Beck joins us to discuss her experience of taking Ozempic for diabetes while also working to accept her body and break down anti-fat bias in society. She shares her history of dieting and disordered eating, how chr... more
Registered dietitians and diabetes educators Jessica Jones and Wendy Lopez join us to discuss why weight loss isn’t necessary for managing blood sugar, why the popular wellness-culture notion of diabetes “remission” or “reversal” can be harmful, how ... more
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guided me so much, so well in my recovery thru the lens of so many compassionate, kind hearted, incredibly smart individuals. forever grateful for Christy’s work and the work activists are doing to stop diet culture and fatphobia, and that I can hear it whenever I need it.
guided me so much, so well in my recovery thru the lens of so many compassionate, kind hearted, incredibly smart individuals. forever grateful for Christy’s work and the work activists are doing to stop diet culture and fatphobia, and that I can hear it whenever I need it.
I am a long time listener of Food Psych and am grateful for the insight and the strength it gave me in its original form. I was troubled by the switch to putting part of episodes behind a paywall but stuck with it. Episode 333 however had an advert for a weight loss app. This once safe space doesn’t feel so safe anymore…
The episodes are very informative and insightful in combatting harmful diet culture ideas. However, the continuous self-promotion (different books and courses etc) drives me crazy. I understand the author needs money to be able to continue to do this work, but I highly recommend taking it down a notch.
This lady is talking radical sense every woman should want to hear. I’ve been listening to Christie for 4 years and she’s changed my life. I’ve had eating disorders and disordered eating for 25 years and Christie and her podcasts and books have been a big part of my journey of recovery. Even if you don’t think you need it, listen anyway. You might be surprised to realise that what you think isn’t a diet actually is. And to learn that there’s another way to see and live life, without needing ... more
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The content revolves around the themes of intuitive eating, body acceptance, and healing from disordered eating practices, all framed within a body-positive and anti-diet perspective. The discussions are enriched by a mix of expert guests who share their insights on various topics such as food addiction, weight stigma, and the detrimental effects of diet culture. A unique aspect of the discourse is the emphasis on creating a safe and inclusive environment for listeners recovering from eating disorders or grappling with body image issues. Episodes often explore contemporary nutritional controversies and challenges in the wellness industry, aiming to empower listeners through evidence-based information and personal narratives.
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Recent guests on Food Psych Podcast include:
1. Marci Evans
2. Kelsey Snelling
3. Amanda Martinez Beck
4. Virginia Sole-Smith
5. Oona Hanson
6. Janice Dada
7. Elise Resch
8. Jenna Hollenstein
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