New Plates podcast, meet host Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh as she asks experts from around the world why including parents during eating disorder treatment is important and why it helps improve outcomes. Details and show notes at: www.circummensam.com/new-plates-podcast.html
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | Health & FitnessNutrition |
Meet Kerrie Baldwin author of I Dragonfly, who will be participating in the FEAST of Knowledge event on March 17, 2019 in NYC with F.E.A.S.T. www.circummensam.com for more information
An eating disorder expert describes going from psychodynamic to cognitive behavioral to family-based treatment, as well as around the world!
Laura Collins Lyster-Mensh offers a headlong careen through her Very Busy Week in Chicago for AED's ICED and the FEAST of Knowledge see circummensam.com for show notes
Meet Kristina Saffran from Project Heal and learn about the Done With Dieting movement and why Weight Watcher's "free" program for teens is exploding heads around the world. Show notes at circummensam.com
Very informative and a much needed podcast about eating disorders. Mainly for parents but anyone interested in the topic will benefit from listening.
A must listen for parents or anyone how is interested in understanding how to navigate eating disorder treatment and to understand the dynamics of recovery. Laura Collins has a wealth of knowledge on the subject of eating disorders herself, and has been helping parents and those affected by these dangerous illnesses for years. Thank you Laura you are a gift!
So thankful for the work of Laura Collins , being an adult sufferer adapting FBT to help in her own recovery, hearing such relevant and true information is refreshing. Please keep it up!
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