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Stop, Collaborate, and Listen is your go-to podcast for real talk about eating disorder treatment and recovery. Hosted by a collaborative crew of dietitians, therapists, and recovery coaches, we dive into the messy, meaningful parts of healing - with compassion, curiosity, and a little bit of humor. Each episode breaks down the myths, methods, and moments that make recovery complicated and possible. Whether you're a provider, caregiver, or in recovery yourself, you'll find practical tools, validation, and thoughtful dialogue grounded in clinical insight and real-world experience!
Unknown Host hosts Stop, Collaborate, and Listen, a health show with 52 episodes published.
How did your earliest experiences with movement shape the way you think about exercise today? It’s the final episode of our Summer Movement Series , and we reflect on our own movement journeys. From childhood sports and
What happens when the pursuit of peak performance starts to come at the expense of an athlete's physical and mental health? Today, we sit down with Dr. Kelsey Dawson, sports psychologist, and Lauren Link, sports dietitia
Episode Summary: Do you have to be flexible, thin, or "good at yoga" to step onto a yoga mat? In this episode, we're joined by Yoga Six Instructors Liz Retana and Charlie Dewes to unpack some of the biggest myths about y
What if movement felt more like solving puzzles than burning calories? Today, we talk with Hayden Thomas from North Mass Boulder to explore why indoor climbing has become one of the fastest-growing forms of movement, and
The problem isn't Ariana Grande . In this episode, unpack the online conversation surrounding Ariana Grande to explore the bigger issues of body image, eating disorders, celebrity culture, and systemic oppression. We dis
✨ Episode Summary: Who decided adults had to stop dancing? Kicking off our Summer Movement Series, we are joined by Gabby McLemore, owner of DanceWorks Indy, to explore the power of dance in adulthood. We talk about how
✨ Episode Summary: Does recovery coaching really add much to eating disorder recovery? In this episode, Jen and Allison are joined by Taylor Griebe to discuss the role of recovery coaching in eating disorder treatment. I
✨ Episode Summary: In this episode, Allison and Jen are joined by Mary Margaret-Sweeney, LCSW, CST, to explore the intersection of eating disorders, sexual health, trauma, and body image. We discuss how disembodiment, co
✨ Episode Summary: Engaging with food in eating disorder recovery can be a challenge! In this episode, we are joined by Megan Rothschild, dietitian turned kitchen coach, to explore how kitchen coaching can support eating
✨ Episode Summary: The emotional complexity of living in the gray zone in eating disorder recovery can be challenging, to say the least! In this episode, Allison and Jen are joined by 3 clients who share the realities of
Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is so much more than just picky eating — and the lived experience is far more complex. In this episode, we’re joined by veteran podcast guest Cilla Moore-Massey, LCSW, to
✨ Episode Summary: Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is often misunderstood and frequently misidentified as “picky eating.” In this episode, we’re joined by clinicians Valerie Reesner, PhD, HSPP, and Aman
✨ Episode Summary: America’s Next Top Model shaped a generation’s body image. In this episode, Jen and Allison are joined by fellow CCN clinician, Brenna Banard, LMHC, to take a critical look at America’s Next Top Model
✨ Episode Summary: Intuitive eating gets talked about a lot — and misunderstood even more. In this episode, we’re slowing things down and having a real, nuanced conversation about what intuitive eating actually is (and w
✨ Episode Summary: Can diabetes care be approached from a non-diet, weight-neutral lens? In today’s episode, Jen and Allison break down what actually matters for blood sugar management, including natural fluctuations, ho
✨ Episode Summary: What can the Olympics teach us about eating disorder awareness, autonomy, and the scrutiny placed on women’s bodies? Using recent conversations in elite sports as a starting point, Jen and Allison unpa
✨ Episode Summary: What happens when eating disorder recovery support isn’t enough — but you don’t need a higher level of care? In this episode, we talk about the often-overlooked “in-between” stage of eating disorder re
✨ Episode Summary: In this episode, we are joined by CCN therapist and former school counselor, Michelle Butler, LCSW, to explore the often-misunderstood role of school counselors in supporting youth mental health. We ta
✨ Episode Summary: In this episode, we are joined by Farah Myers, FNP, DipACLM, nurse practitioner and direct primary care provider, to unpack how weight stigma shows up in healthcare—and why it causes real harm. We expl
✨ Episode Summary: In this episode, we explore communication in romantic relationships through a trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming lens. Joined by a couple's therapist, Sara Blacklidge, LPCC, we unpack why commun
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Stop, Collaborate, and Listen is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (fitness) and has published 52 episodes.
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