Expanding the Conversation: An Intersectional Approach to Eating Disorders

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EquiTEA

Riverside County Public Health

38 episodes

3 days ago

We are the Riverside University Health System, Public Health Equity team. This podcast will disseminate culturally relevant public health information and resources to those who live, work, worship, play, learn, and visit Riverside County. We will advocate for under-served and under-resourced groups, bring awareness to social and racial injustices, and mobilize the community to achieve equity.

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Expanding the Conversation: An Intersectional Approach to Eating Disorders

EquiTEA

28 minutes 29 seconds

8 months ago

Expanding the Conversation: An Intersectional Approach to Eating Disorders

On this episode, Greg and Dorothy have an insightful conversation with Adriana Lilly, Senior Clinical Therapist and Dr. GeBren Blakely, Staff Development Officer from RUHS – Behavioral Health. They discussed eating disorders and the Mindful Body and Recovery Program, which is targeted for adolescents aged 12- 18 years old. This is a population where the onset of eating disorders occurs frequently. The topics span from the different types of eating disorders, common misconceptions and cultural factors at play.

For more information about the Mindful Body and Recovery Program, please visit:

https://bit.ly/RUHS-MindfulBody