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Hosted by Debbie Watson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 104 episodes
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Produced by the not for profit eating disorder organisation, Wednesday's Child, this podcast captures plenty of interviews, discussions, insights and inspirations. You'll hear from those who've battled the illness, those who support others, and from those with views about body image, food and exercise.
Debbie Watson hosts Eating Disorders in Discussion, Wednesday's Child, a health show with 104 episodes published.
In this episode, Abi Reynolds, who has often shared her experiences of an eating disorder on the Wednesday’s Child podcast, talks about featuring in a very special exhibition in London. The project has been led by the Ma
When should you return to exercise – if indeed you would like to? How do you make sure you’re choosing to increase your movement for the right reasons? How do you hold yourself accountable and remain safe, without threat
Debbie is joined by Sarah Parker, eating disorders therapist, to discuss the ‘all in’ route to recovery. Many people elect to consider ‘all in’ as a way of more speedily exiting the world of an eating disorder, but not e
In this latest episode from the Wednesday’s Child podcast, Debbie chats to therapist and author Sally Baker. Sally has decades of experience in writing books and carrying out 121 therapy, predominantly related to relatio
Do eating disorders often co-exist with neurodivergence? Is it more likely, that you’ll have an eating disorder if you’re neurodiverse? What do we need to understand if we’re caring for someone for whom neurodiversity is
Eating disorder recovery is tough. It’s super tough. It’s hard on the person trying to get well (or knowing they should!) and it’s equally hard on those who love that individual and want to do the best they can to suppor
In this episode, we come at the eating disorder discussion from the perspective of a mother. Not just a mother – but a mother whose daughter is already an accomplished adult, but falls into anorexia and exercise compulsi
Wednesday’s Child is back in the routine of podcasting, and here, we bring you our first ‘discussion’ episode of the new series. Debbie chats with Sarah Parker, a specialist eating disorder therapist who supports people
For too long, we’ve been hinting at returning with a frequent podcast. As often happens for any of us – life gets in the way. Well, no more excuses or procrastination. We’re back! In this brief episode, Debbie drops into
Flying solo for this episode, Debbie Watson refreshes our audience on what led to Wednesday’s Child being created. She also shares some key pointers on motivators for recovery success. Debbie talks about the need to focu
It’s been sometime since we caught up with the wonderful Sarah Parker, specialist eating disorder therapist. Under the name Well Of Being, her business helps many individuals and families to navigate their recovery. Here
After another (far too long) pause in recording of the Wednesday’s Child podcast, Sarah and Debbie are back to help you find focus and kickstart your recovery in 2024. In this episode, we talk about our own learnings of
Are you in the process of recovering and still drawn toward particular behaviours? Do you find yourself witnessing a loved one slip back into specific unhealthy eating disorder behaviours? In this episode, Sarah and Debb
What’s it like to develop an eating disorder when you’re away from home for the first time, embarking on life as a university student? Perhaps you’ve had eating behaviours in the past, been concerned about your body imag
After a rather long pause in recording, Sarah and Debbie are back in the seat, talking all things eating disorders on the Wednesday’s Child podcast. In this episode, our hosts discuss the importance of checking in with y
In this episode, we follow up on a mailbox request, which sought answers about how best to look after yourself in eating disorder recovery, while at the same time being a parent. How do you prioritise yourself, but equal
In this episode, we welcome back our wonderful Perinatal Lead here at Wednesday’s Child, Abi Reynolds She’s joined in her conversation with Debbie, by Chantelle Ecob, who is a trainee clinical psychologist and is keen to
This episode sees the return of our duo Debbie and Sarah. Here, they chat at the close of Eating Disorders Awareness Week, and use the opportunity to reinforce the need to always ‘turn talk into action’. Throughout this
In this episode, we catch up with our lovely therapist Sarah Smetham (Sarah Parker, until her recent nuptials!), where she and Debbie discuss how relationships change as we transition through our eating disorder recovery
What are the new options being considered for treating those who are seemingly ‘resistant’ to more freely available therapy? In this episode, we take a deep dive into the world of Awakn Life Sciences, and hear from clini
Dr. Sarah Parker
specialist eating disorder therapist · McFaddin-Ward House Museum
6 appearances on this show
Sally Baker
1 appearance on this show
Sharon Johnson
Executive Director, Throughput and Capacity · Community Health Network
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Parker
Well Of Being
1 appearance on this show
Laurie Higbed
Awakn Life Sciences
1 appearance on this show
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Eating Disorders in Discussion, Wednesday's Child is hosted by Debbie Watson. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 104 episodes.
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