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Real Recovery Podcast
Eating Disorder Recovery
27 episodes
5 days ago
Practical tips and advice for eating disorder recovery. Brought to you by someone recovering from anorexia, and can understand what you're going through.
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Practical tips and advice for eating disorder recovery. Brought to you by someone recovering from anorexia, and can understand what you're going through.
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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Guilt in Anorexia Recovery
Real Recovery Podcast
28 minutes 23 seconds
2 years ago
Guilt in Anorexia Recovery

LISTEN UNTIL THE END for the best piece of advice!! 

In today's episode I offer 8 of my best practical tips for managing guilt in eating disorder recovery. This episode could help you if you struggle with negative emotions (guilt & shame) after eating certain foods, resting, or gaining weight. 

  1. Visible reminders 
  2. Understand guilt as a symptom 
  3. Focus on the positives of the food/ behaviour
  4. Have a 'worst case scenario' plan
  5. Compassion towards yourself 
  6. Remove physical discomfort 
  7. Journaling (+ prompts)
  8. Make active decisions and turn failure into success. 

Thanks for listening! 

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Real Recovery Podcast
Practical tips and advice for eating disorder recovery. Brought to you by someone recovering from anorexia, and can understand what you're going through.