
Your relationship with food is telling you something. This show helps you figure out what. Understanding Disordered Eating is hosted by Rachelle Heinemann, licensed therapist and eating disorder specialist in New Jersey and New York. Each episode explores why we do what we do around food — not to judge it, but to understand it. Because when you understand what your relationship with food is actual... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessNutrition | |||

While we take a little summer break, we'll be rereleasing some of our most powerful and thought-provoking conversations, and this one tops the list.
Originally aired as Episode 175, this conversation remains one of our most impactful discussions on... more
In this episode, I'm talking about why orthorexia is one of the most misunderstood eating disorders, how wellness culture can quietly reinforce it, and why the biggest warning sign has very little to do with what's actually on your plate.
Because w... more
In this episode, we're digging into the tension between wanting to be exceptional and wanting to be ordinary. We talk about why "normal" doesn't always mean what you think it does, how your eating disorder may be protecting you from desires that feel... more
In this episode, I'm talking about why that happens. We're looking at why body image can be so persistent, why all the things we often recommend are still worth doing, and why they sometimes only take us so far. More importantly, we're exploring what... more
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I absolutely love your podcast! I use my time with you, Rachelle, to really look inside and try to understand me. I have gotten more from this podcast than any visit with the therapists I have seen over the years. Thank you for all of it!! Don’t ever stop! - Lauren
Rachelle brings deep eating disorder healing not only to her clients but also to her listeners. Her compassion and passion to help people overcome AND understand disordered eating. Her focus on resilience in body image is needed especially in these times when uncertainty can activate negative body image thoughts. A must-listen!
I love the emphasis on learning, improved awareness of one’s unique issues/challenges and the nature of long term recovery.
I’ve been battling an ED for almost 20 years and have only recently accessed tools to help me recover. This podcast is so clear and engaging and I always come away with great nuggets to consider. Rachelle is genuine and has a great presence on her episodes, they flow well and her information is on point and delivered well. Thanks for putting out great content! Love love
Just listened to the Judy Krasna episode. I will be recommending this episode to all parents of kids with an ED
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The show centers on understanding disordered eating through psychoeducational discussion, practical strategies, and real-world clinical insight. Episodes typically blend theory with actionable steps—covering hunger cues, relapse, body image, assertiveness, therapy dynamics, and the social factors that shape eating behaviors. A standout theme is the emphasis on compassionate, nonjudgmental exploration of underlying needs, with a strong focus on long-term recovery, relational support, and building internal validation. The host consistently frames recovery as a nuanced, non-linear process that benefits from structure, external support, and clear coping skills, making it useful for both clinicians and listeners seeking to improve their relation... more
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