Bingeing Pt. 2: Avoiding Compensatory Behaviours

Update: 2023-04-11

Description

In this episode I discuss resisting the urge to engage in compensatory/restrictive behaviours post-binge. I also answer a listener question on intergenerational trauma and eating disorders.

Comments

In Channel

Recovery Coaches: Red & Green Flags

2024-01-3055:10

What Is "Normal Eating"?

2024-01-2429:43

Safety Behaviours

2024-01-1623:09

How An Eating Disorder Impact Mood & Emotions

2024-01-0924:07

Social Eating

2023-11-0721:08

Bone Density Loss (Osteopenia & Osteoporosis)

2023-10-3129:35

Recovery In Midlife (Ft. Michelle Viña-Baltsas)

2023-10-2440:35

Eating-Induced Hunger

2023-10-1028:51

Fear Of Doing Recovery Wrong

2023-10-0343:32

Announcement: Recovery Talk Is Taking A Short Season Break

2023-07-0507:18

My Thoughts On "Mindful Eating"

2023-06-1329:58

The 4 R's Of Recovery

2023-06-0625:42

Why I Recommend A "Food First" Approach In Recovery

2023-05-2323:02

Lab Results

2023-05-1621:22

Binge Eating Disorder & Fatphobia (W/ Sarah Frances Young)

2023-05-0946:12

Parents & Eating Disorders, Family-Based Treatment (FBT) & ED Myths (W/ JD Ouellette)

2023-05-0246:47

Perfectionism In Food & Eating

2023-04-2533:47

Bingeing Pt. 2: Avoiding Compensatory Behaviours

2023-04-1126:27

Bingeing Pt. 1: Understanding Why We Binge

2023-04-0439:24

The Honeymoon Phase Of Recovery

2023-03-2122:29

00:00

Bingeing Pt. 2: Avoiding Compensatory Behaviours

#box-pro-ellipsis-175924135073353{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}Bingeing Pt. 2: Avoiding Compensatory Behaviours

Bingeing Pt. 2: Avoiding Compensatory Behaviours

Amalie Lee (MSc, GMBPsS)

Bingeing Pt. 2: Avoiding Compensatory Behaviours