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EDeology is a space for difficult conversations among eating disorder recovery professionals—not to debate fact, but to share the personal and professional experiences that shape each of our narratives.This podcast aims to represent the political and ideological spectrum without tone or language policing. My hope is that if, as professionals, we can hold each other’s stories with honesty, empathy, and compassion, we’ll be better able to do so for our clients.
Elka Cubacub hosts EDeology: The People Behind Today's Eating Disorder Treatment Landscape, a health show with 37 episodes published.
Moralistic judgment is the root of so much division in our field and in our society. The perception of ideologically opposing groups as uninformed, evil, or inherently harmful is the surest way to eliminate any possibili
Many of the hot topics in eating disorder recovery—health at every size, food neutrality, whether some foods are manufactured with addictive qualities—extend beyond eating disorders and to the messages we hold and teach
Is an eating disorder the result of past trauma? When we see someone stuck in self-destructive and potentially life-threatening behaviors, it’s natural to ask what terrible event created this? Clinicians often debate the
Periodically, I hear someone describe a past therapist, a particular therapy modality, or a treatment center as “just in it for the money.” On the flip side, I’ve had many conversations with therapists and other mental h
In this episode, I discuss why this podcast has no content rules and how I address information that might be triggering to the listener. I also do a deep dive into the question, can words cause harm? More on Elka: https:
How do we know what is real? There is a growing number of treatment modalities, each with its own acronyms and catchphrases. There is also a large diversity of opinions around issues related to food, health, and eating d
When we argue with other clinicians about treatment-related issues, it’s natural to focus almost exclusively on content. And when it doesn’t go well, we often attribute that to the wrongness of the other person’s positio
It can be taken for granted that there are many non-disordered ways of eating. In addition to food preferences and aversions, allergies, food-sensitivities, and body composition, our food choices can be also shaped by sp
The therapeutic relationship is, in some ways, a bizarre one. On one hand, it’s a meeting between two people, a space where you share so much of yourself, your deeper emotions, and experiences. And at the same time, ther
Is it a therapist’s responsibility to advocate for social justice, to take a stance on political issues that impact the lives of their clients and/or minoritized groups? Or are therapists supposed to be apolitical, to en
Bariatric surgery is a medical procedure that modifies a person’s stomach and sometimes intestines to help them lose weight. In the eating disorder recovery world, this topic isn’t discussed often because so many profess
In healthcare, we know that the same set of symptoms can reflect different underlying causes. The more we understand the range of causality and underlying dynamics in eating disorders, the more we can offer truly individ
In this episode, Dr. Marcia Nickow talks about anti-racism, DEI, and white privilege. Marcia shares how her upbringing as the child of Holocaust survivors influenced her interest in these topics. She discusses how she ap
So much of Western medicine has been tied up with body weight. Weight is often disproportionately and inaccurately associated with health. Weight loss is a common recommendation for many health conditions. Although eatin
In eating disorder treatment, do we focus on managing symptoms or addressing root causes? There are so many issues tied into this question, at both a theoretical and very practical level. Treatment focused on symptom man
How do you know? So many challenges to any particular position boil down to this question. How do you know that what you're saying is accurate? How do you know that the modality you're using is effective? In the medical
In this episode, Elka Cubacub provides a framework for understanding the "what, why, and how" of dialogue in this podcast. To participate in dialogue, please complete the following interest form https://docs.google.com/f
This is our first dialogue episode on the podcast. In it, we have Libby Supan, a therapist and certified intuitive eating counselor and David Wiss, a registered dietitian with a PhD in public Health. We're coming togethe
When I studied psychology, I learned about psychoanalysis as the id, ego, and superego, the mind depicted as an iceberg, with the subconscious submerged beneath the surface. We covered psychosexual development and the Oe
Perhaps the single most charged issue in eating disorder recovery is intentional weight loss. In the general population, we know based on research that the long-term success rates of intentional weight loss diets are aby
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