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Monday Feb 20, 2017
Author Christina Fisanick on Binge Eating Disorder Recovery
Monday Feb 20, 2017
Monday Feb 20, 2017
Tabitha talks to Christina Fisanick about her experience with Binge Eating Disorder.
In this podcast we talk about:
- Being honest in recovery
- Understanding that anybody can relapse
- The Anorexia recovery binges are not Binge Eating Disorder. More on this here: http://tabithafarrar.com/2017/02/recovery-binges-not-end-world/
- Important of using support in Binge Eating Disorder Recovery
- The assumptions that are made about Binge Eating Disorder
- Mindfulness and Binge Eating Disorder Recovery.
- Recovery from Binge Eating Disorder not being weight loss orientated.
- Being healthy in your own size.
Christina Fisanick Greer, Ph.D. is professor of English at California University of Pennsylvania and the author of more than 35 books. Her memoir, The Optimistic Food Addict: Recovering from Binge Eating Disorder, explores her more than 30 year battle with an eating disorder and other personal challenges. Her most recent writing has appeared on the National Eating Disorder Association’s website and on her blog, Optimistic Food Addict. She is the founder of Food Addiction Recovery, a Facebook-based support group which has nearly 9,000 members.
The Optimistic Food Addict: Recovering from Binge Eating Disorder
http://amzn.to/2lA8kcM
Website: OptimisticFoodAddict.com
Other resources:
https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/stories-of-hope/christina-fisanick-greer-phd
Facebook/FoodAddictionRecovery
AEDRA Meal Support:
http://www.adulteatingdisorderrecovery.com/en/
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I can't portion out stuff. This seems to work for her but not me. I have BED but I'm also a restrictor and have suffered a little anorexia in recovery. I need to eat and enjoy life and not be afraid of food. She's right everyone is different. I don't think it's helpful to have trigger foods for me or anything like that. It's too restrictive. But she's right there's no one answer. People need to do them!
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