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EDeology Podcast: GLP-1s: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

GLP-1s, such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro, are a class of medications originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes. More recently, they’ve become a hot topic in the mainstream for their weight loss effects.  A quick Google search brought up the following headlines: “Weight loss is finally easy with a prescription to GLP-1 medication”  “Join […]

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EDeology Podcast: Evidence Based Treatment is Flexible and Compassionate: DBT and FBT for Eating Disorders

The most fundamental question in treating eating disorders is “What works?” Eating disorders are so painful and can be so fatal; we want to use the treatment that has the best chance of giving our clients their lives back. We live in a time when empirical observation can be used to answer this question as

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EDeology Podcast: Evidence Based Treatment is Flexible and Compassionate: DBT and FBT for Eating Disorders

The most fundamental question in treating eating disorders is “What works?” Eating disorders are so painful and can be so fatal; we want to use the treatment that has the best chance of giving our clients their lives back. We live in a time when empirical observation can be used to answer this question as

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EDeology Podcast: Therapists have boundaries too: A conversation about treatment contracts and ultimatums

What happens when someone with a high acuity eating disorder needs more support than can be provided in outpatient settings, but refuses a higher level of care? Considering the high mortality rate of eating disorders, this question can quite literally be a matter of life and death. In a previous episode on harm reduction, we

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EDeology Podcast: Your eating disorder is not your enemy: Understanding embodied recovery

What is an eating disorder? We know it can involve symptoms such as food restriction, binge eating, or purging behaviors. But what underlies these behaviors? What causes an eating disorder, and how do we treat it? These are questions that do not have a universal, clear-cut answer.  Is an eating disorder a coping strategy developed

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EDeology Podcast: The Reality of Living with Dissociative Identity Disorder

If you’ve had a client who has been through multiple treatments, tried countless medications, received diagnosis after diagnosis—bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, depression, eating disorder—leaving their treatment team confused and unable to find a path that sticks, it might be dissociative identity disorder (DID). Many people with DID go years, even decades, cycling through the

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EDeology Podcast: Coaching, Spirituality, & Alternative Paths to Healing

Periodically, I come across social media posts or comments questioning the legitimacy of work by a non-credentialed author, healer, or influencer. These questions stem from the fact that, as mental health becomes increasingly recognized as its own discipline, standards are developed to monitor and legitimize it. Academic degrees and clinical licensure help ensure credibility, ethical

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EDeology Podcast: Coaching, Spirituality, & Alternative Paths to Healing

Periodically, I come across social media posts or comments questioning the legitimacy of work by a non-credentialed author, healer, or influencer. These questions stem from the fact that, as mental health becomes increasingly recognized as its own discipline, standards are developed to monitor and legitimize it. Academic degrees and clinical licensure help ensure credibility, ethical

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