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046: How Therapists Reinforce Unworthiness When They Support Intentional Weight Loss with Allison Puryear

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In How Therapists Reinforce Unworthiness When They Support Intentional Weight Loss, Allison Puryear, talks specifically to therapists about supporting clients who come wanting to lose weight.

In How Therapists Reinforce Unworthiness When They Support Intentional Weight Loss, Allison also talks about:

  • What brought her to this work
  • Are eating disorder patients hard to work with?
  • Trauma and eating disorders
  • Why this episode is specifically for therapists
  • What’s wrong with supporting clients with intentional weight loss?
  • We are a field based on science, until it comes to weight loss
  • Weight stigma and fatness
  • Feeling like a personal failure
  • 90% of diets fail
  • Socio economic inequalities and intentional weight loss
  • What gets missed when we focus on client’s weight?
  • Shame and weight loss
  • Eating disorders work!
  • Thin privilege and being a therapist
  • What is fat phobia?
  • Cheryl Fuller on fat phobia
  • Fat, fat, fat, fat, fat – Allison says fat about a million times 😉
  • Neutralising fat phobia
  • Discrimination against fat people
  • Why we use quotation marks when we talk about “obesity”
  • Do you want to contribute to the development of an eating disorder?
  • Deprivation and restriction
  • There is a whole other world out there when we stop dieting
  • What is the work that therapists need to do?
  • Intuitive eating
  • Demonizing foods
  • Recommended books: Intuitive eating, Anti-Diet, Health At Every Size, Body Respect
  • Health at Every Size
  • Mourning the loss of being thin
  • Eating disorder training
  • Refer out if necessary
  • Find a therapist who will not support intentional weight loss
  • Invisalign and disordered eating

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About Jodie Gale

Jodie Gale is the founder of TraumaWarriors.Online, host of the Trauma Warriors with Jodie Gale podcast, an Eco-Psycho-Spiritual Psychotherapist, Complex Trauma Expert, Mind Body Eating + Plant-Based Nutrition Coach. She is a leading specialist in women’s emotional, psychological and spiritual health and well-being. Over the last 20 years, Jodie has helped women to transform and heal their lives from complex trauma, disordered eating and the trance of unworthiness. She has a private psychotherapy, counselling and life-coaching practice in Manly, Frenchs Forest and Allambie on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia. Jodie is passionate about helping women befriend, connect and nourish their whole selves: body, feelings, mind and SOUL!

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“After a lifetime of trauma, doing my deep work with my therapist helped me overcome my depression, anxiety and disordered eating.”

“I loved the visualisations and experiential exercises in my course – especially the house and wholeness visualization.”

“Each new year I started a new diet plan, and each new year I failed. After working with my therapist, I have a whole new perspective.”

“Such an interesting tester workshop. The only problem was that the course was only for an hour – I want more!”

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“My therapist mirrored back to me my own strength, my own purpose, my own soul – that is what kept me digging deep and showing up for myself.”

“Jodie is extremely encouraging and supportive. I now feel excited and confident that I can fulfill my dream knowing that she is there to guide me. Jodie, you are a superstar!”

“My therapist always reflected back to me that there was something better waiting on the other side of darkness.”

“My therapist was the lighthouse throughout my recovery journey. She offered me light until I found my own.”

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“Working with my therapist has improved my relationships with my family, friends and work colleagues.”

“My therapist’s compassion and desire to see me live my best life is palpable. I owe her my life.”

“After our work together, I feel so much more confident, empowered and self-believing.”

“My therapist taught me how to be a nourishing mother to myself – this meant finding ways to soothe myself and meet my needs in other ways, rather than using food.”

“Working with my therapist, I have been able to heal and move away from my early childhood pain and trauma. I learnt how to nurture and be true to myself.”

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