Outweigh

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OUTWEIGH: A Series Exposing the 'Grey Area' of Disordered Eating (Ep. 3) Oct 20, 2020

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In the third episode of Outweigh, Lisa and Amy get into how we don’t need to abandon exercise and “healthy” eating after struggling with disordered eating, but we do need to shift our relationship to them. In this episode, you’ll learn the truth about why counting calories doesn’t work, how exercise addiction happens (and how to spot it), and how food freedom for Amy has brought so much joy into her home. We’re joined by trainer Kaitlyn Wozinak (@kaitlindinneh), a fitness instructor that that helps women celebrate their bodies through movement. She shares how we can find motivation without focusing solely on weight loss and you can spot obsessive behavior around exercise. We’ll also speak with Alexis Joseph, founder of Alchemy Brand and Hummusapien, (@hummusapien). Alexis shares her story of orthorexia and how her all day cafe has changed as her relationship to food and philosophy evolved. Our special guests are Chef Laura Lea (@lauraleabalanced) and Rachel, who bravely share their personal stories of how they overcame disordered eating and how they fought and continue to fight each day. Get your free self worth worksheet over at forkthenoise.com/selfworth.

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OUTWEIGH: A Series Exposing the 'Grey Area' of Disordered Eating (Ep. 2) Oct 20, 2020

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In the second episode of Outweigh, Amy tells it all with her personal eating disorder story and letter to self, diving into the details of why most therapists couldn’t get through to her, and the book and concept that finally made it “click.” Special guest Meri Barnes (@meri_) pops on to share how excited she is to travel with Amy now that she’s willing to experience eating at different places and be flexible. Lauren, our volunteer guest bravely shares her personal stories and powerful letter to her younger selves. We're joined by two Registered Dietitians Brenna O’Malley (@thewellfull) and Karen Neunzig. Karen explains what a binges is and why it happens, and the role of a registered dietitian in eating disorders. Brenna shines light on the negative side effects of social media and disordered eating and provides tools on how to create a positive diet culture free social media experience. At the end of the episode a previous recording that Lisa and Amy did with Kathryn Defatta (@threecordstherapy) that dives into more of Amy's personal story.

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OUTWEIGH: A Series Exposing the 'Grey Area' of Disordered Eating (Ep. 1) Oct 20, 2020

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In this first episode of the series, Amy explains the birth story of OUTWEIGH. Lisa and Amy get raw about how language matters, giving details from their own personal lives how intended compliments towards their bodies ended up reinforcing unhealthy behaviors. Lisa opens up with her personal disordered eating story with orthorexia-sharing how it began and hid perfectly beneath seemingly innocuous "healthy habits" as well as fundamental changes she made to overcome it. She also shares her heartfelt letter to her younger self.

We’re joined by our first expert, eating disorder therapist Jennifer Rollin (@jennifer_rollin) who explains what disordered eating is and how you can best care for yourself or a loved one you witness struggling. We'll also have two special guests, Andrea and Claire bravely share their personal stories and powerful letters to their younger selves. Amy closes out with helpful tips to surviving COVID quarantine talk without drowning in diet culture noise.

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The Trailer for OUTWEIGH: A Series Exposing the 'Grey Area' of Eating Disorders Oct 20, 2020

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Amy Brown (Host of 4 Things with Amy Brown) and Lisa Hayim (Registered Dietitian and Founder of The Well Necessities & F*RK THE NOISE) got together to break the stigma and expose the truth about disordered eating in a new 4-part podcast series called OUTWEIGH. They will expose the ‘grey area’ of eating disorders- the subclinical tendencies that many of us partake in, but fail to get help for. Both having overcome their own struggles with disordered eating, they want to make sure no one feels alone in this journey, and that freedom is in fact possible. Throughout the series, they will share personal stories from real people who found freedom after a fight, as well as talk with experts to best guide & navigate this territory. Their goal is start a conversation to instill hope for those who are struggling, and provide space for both those going through it, and those who have overcome it. They are two women who get it and have found power in voicing their struggles. They want you to feel less alone, to help you remove the factor so you can live your most aligned life free of food and body image captivity. *Follow Amy & Lisa on Instagram: @RadioAmy & @TheWellNecessities!!

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