In this episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri sits down with therapist, drama therapist, and creative arts therapist Danny Bryant—a fat, neurospicy clinician from upstate New York and one of Bri’s dear friends. Together they unpack the messy, beautiful intersection of neurodivergence, ADHD, body image, and body liberation.
Bri and Danny talk about what it means to work with your brain instead of against it—how perfectionism, masking, and executive dysfunction show up in everything from laundry to therapy notes. They explore the grief that comes with realizing your brain (and body) may never operate like everyone else’s, and how to build systems, compassion, and community around that truth.
They also dig into the overlap between body liberation and neurodivergence, from shame and self-blame to the ways capitalism, ableism, and diet culture all demand conformity. Expect laughter, tangents, and a lot of “same, same” moments as they name what’s hard, hilarious, and healing about existing in a brain and body that don’t fit the mold.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re “just lazy” or living in a world not built for you, this conversation will remind you: you’re not broken. You’re living in a system that wasn’t designed with you in mind. And you deserve care that honors both your body and your brain.
TIMESTAMPS:
05:00 Interrupting, hyperfocus, and why voice memos help our brains
13:10 Pandemic clarity, fidgets, and “something’s off” → assessment
16:00 Bri’s “wait, do I have ADHD?” moment in real life
18:30 Executive dysfunction: notes, laundry, and tasks-within-tasks
22:10 Systems that fit you: redefining “done,” micro-steps, and dopamine
25:10 Burnout cycles, urgency mode, and freeze vs. rest
27:50 Missed diagnoses in women/AFAB folks + masking as survival
30:40 ADLs with compassion: showers, brushing teeth, and ritual > routine
33:10 Habit stacking, duplicates (chargers everywhere), and shame as the enemy
36:00 All-or-nothing thinking, internalized ableism, and seeing ADHD as disability
39:00 Curiosity > criticism: Finch, allowances, novelty, and changing what no longer works
41:50 Interoception, meds, intuitive eating adaptations, and sleep/circadian quirks
45:00 Energy rhythms, gray-scale phone, capacity planning, and Mondays vs. Fridays
47:30 Boundaries, FOMO parts, and letting people be disappointed (community = annoyance sometimes)
50:10 Assessing “stay home or go?”—facts, context, and momentum vs. depletion
52:00 Culture check: conformity pressures (thinness, ableism) and finding your people
54:00 GLP-1s vs. stimulants: safety, autonomy, and why changing size ≠ changing beliefs
56:00 Spectrum ≠ line: the “pie chart” view + how presentation varies widely
RESOURCES:
Mentioned in this episode:
Love Dani Donovan's art and writing on ADHD:
Comics: https://www.adhddd.com/comics/
The Anti-Planner: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/122842465-the-anti-planner
KC Davis's Strugglecare: https://www.strugglecare.com/resources
A Radical Guide for Women with ADHD: Embrace Neurodiversity, Live Boldly, and Break Through Barriers by Sari Solden and Michelle Frank:
Gifted kid with ADHD essay:
https://blackgirllostkeys.com/adhd/double-trouble-navigating-life-as-a-gifted-kid-with-adhd/
This person is writing about Neurocomplexity in a interesting way:
https://lindseymackereth.substack.com/
ADHD & Nutrition
WANT MORE OF DANI BRYANT?
* Instagram: @danibtherapy
* Website: www.danibryant.com
WANT MORE OF BRI?
*Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
*Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
*Bri’s Free Resource: 7-Step Guide to Shift Body Grief to Radical Body Acceptance
In this episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri sits down with Registered Dietitian and Certified Body Trust® Specialist Aaron Flores, RDN. They dig into how grief shows up in men’s body image work, why “optimization culture” keeps so many dudes stuck, and what it really means to move from control to trust without the shame-fix-rush.
Bri and Aaron unpack the lifelong messages men receive about “fixing” their bodies, the pressure to perform masculinity, and the quiet grief of losing the hope of thinness, rippedness, or former abilities. They talk about straddling two ships, diet culture and body liberation, and why permission to be in the in-between is often the bridge to values-aligned change.
They also explore community as an antidote to isolation, how empathy (not fixing) rewires the story, and why acceptance = “the willingness to receive my body as it is.” From Big Mouth’s “shame wizard” to Yoda’s wisdom, this convo uses metaphor to make the work doable. If you’ve ever felt like you should just “hack” your way to a better body, this episode offers a different path: zoom out, name the grief, and build trust - slowly, gently, on purpose.
TIMESTAMPS:
02:10 Aaron’s story: from running a VA weight-loss program to Body Trust
06:05 Men, diagnosis, and why eating disorders are under-recognized
09:30 The two ships: straddling diet culture and body liberation
13:20 Masculinity, “optimization,” and the illusion of control
17:45 Grief themes: anger, fear, urgency, shame—and moving without a rush
22:15 Community + witnessing: why healing must be seen to be felt
25:40 Body Trust basics: zooming out, C-level work, and self-compassion 2
9:20 Partners & attraction: unlearning beauty standards + holding your ground
33:10 Parenting & modeling: the relationship you want your kids to have with their bodies
36:00 Big Mouth’s “shame wizard,” parts work, and building new neural grooves
39:20 Star Wars metaphors: fear, the dark side, and choosing values over control
42:10 Final takeaways for dudes: your body isn’t a project; find your people
RESOURCES:
Mentioned in this episode:
* Center for Body Trust® (rupture → reckoning → reclamation)
* Big Mouth (Netflix): The “shame wizard” metaphor
* Star Wars quotes & metaphors (Yoda, fear → suffering)
* Book: Manhood: The Bare Reality by Laura Dodsworth (photo essays + narratives)
* Aaron’s 5-module body image course for dudes (via his website)
WANT MORE OF AARON FLORES, RDN?
* Instagram: @aaronfloresrdn
* Website: www.aaronfloresrdn.com
* Substack: The Unscripted Journey
* Podcast: Men Unscripted
WANT MORE OF BRI?
*Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
*Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
In this episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri sits down with Registered Dietitian and Intuitive Eating Counselor Jenna Talleda. They talk about what it really looks like to advocate for yourself at the doctor’s office. Together, they unpack the realities of weight stigma in healthcare, the pressure to shrink as a provider in a larger body, and the emotional labor of holding boundaries when your care is on the line.
Bri and Jenna name the hidden agendas behind routine weigh-ins, the harm of ignoring eating disorder histories, and the frustration of being gaslit by providers who reduce complex health concerns to a number on the scale. This conversation isn’t just about weight. It’s about agency, self-advocacy, and refusing to co-sign harmful narratives about your body.
They also explore the people-pleasing tendencies that make “no” so hard to say, why fawning is a trauma response, and how anger can sometimes be the most protective force in recovery. If you’ve ever left a doctor’s office feeling dismissed, shamed, or unheard, this episode will remind you: you’re not alone, and your boundaries matter.
TIMESTAMPS:
02:05 What weight stigma looks like in healthcare
05:20 Correlation vs. causation in weight + health
08:40 The pressure of being a provider in a larger body
12:10 Imposter syndrome + perfectionism in the work
15:45 Saying no at the doctor’s office: Jenna’s story
20:25 People-pleasing, fawning, and boundary holding
24:10 Anger as protection + why your boundaries matter
27:00 Advice for advocating for yourself at appointments
RESOURCES:
Other episodes mentioned:
Ep 29: Healing the Medical Narrative
Ep 36: Advocating For Yourself at the Doctor
Bri’s Free Resource: 7-Step Guide to Shift Body Grief to Radical Body Acceptance
WANT MORE OF BRI?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
Join the Body Grievers VAULT: https://www.bodyimagewithbri.com/the-vault
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In this solo episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri gets real about the question she hears constantly: “Can I be fat and healthy?” She unpacks why “health” is not a moral scorecard, why definitions matter, and how fear and shame sneak into our health journeys. Drawing from her clinical background and lived experience, Bri reframes health as amoral, explores correlation vs. causation in weight research, and offers practical ways to pursue care without handing your humanity to a BMI chart.
TIME STAMPS:
02:10 Why your personal definition of health matters
06:00 How medical fatphobia shows up and why health ≠ morality
13:20 What the research really says
16:00 Why food/movement is only 30% of the picture
20:45 Why “doing everything right” doesn’t guarantee health
27:10 Practical tips for navigating doctors
29:40 Exploring what it means to choose health behaviors (or not) without shame
RESOURCES:
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
Join the Body Grievers VAULT: https://www.bodyimagewithbri.com/the-vault
Use the coupon code BODYGRIEVERSCLUB for $50 off your purchase.
In this episode of the Body Grievers Club, Bri is joined by Toni Davis, an LPC and registered play therapist supervisor from Texas. Together, they discuss how play therapy can help children process emotions and develop a healthy body image. Toni emphasizes how important it is to involve parents in the therapeutic process and offers insights into talking about body image issues. They suggest various books and strategies for parents to teach body positivity and self-acceptance in children. The episode also covers the challenges clinicians face, including dealing with parents resistant to anti-fatness and how to address children's comments on body size.
TIMESTAMPS
01:19 Body Image and Play Therapy
05:00 Addressing Food Rules and Fat Phobia
07:24 The Impact of Body Image on Children
16:28 Parental Influence on Body Image
20:32 Attachment Styles and Eating Disorders
24:12 Body Positive Books for Kids
26:25 Books for Parents on Body Positivity
32:13 Addressing Anti-Fatness in Parenting
37:35 Developing a Child's Sense of Self
44:51 Handling Comments on Body Size
Books Referenced:
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Want more of Toni?
Website: https://www.sapphirecovecounseling.com/
In this episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri jumps into the complex emotions surrounding body image struggles and moving from body grief into radical body acceptance. She outlines her consistent, reliable method for navigating body image experiences and emphasizes the importance of gathering information, separating the story from the emotional distress, and building self-trust. Bri also discusses the role of grief as well as self-compassion in this process and offers advice on coping mechanisms, highlighting the power of community support in the journey towards body acceptance.
TIMESTAMPS
02:02 Defining Body Grief and Radical Acceptance
03:09 Navigating Stressful Body Image
06:02 Medical Neglect and Vulnerability
10:01 Exploring Safety and Connection
19:16 Impactful Reframes
26:18 The Importance of Self-Esteem
28:49 Understanding Trauma Responses
30:50 The Seven-Step Framework
39:31 The Role of Grief in Healing
43:13 The Journey to Radical Body Acceptance
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
Join the Body Grievers VAULT: https://www.bodyimagewithbri.com/the-vault
Use the coupon code BODYGRIEVERSCLUB for $50 off your purchase.
In this episode of the Body Grievers Club, Bri is joined by Dr. Lisa Folden, a licensed physical therapist based in Charlotte, North Carolina, who specializes in trauma and eating disorder-informed care. Their discussion dives into the concept of 'grieving movement,' how people can find joy in movement, and break free from toxic diet culture. Dr. Folden also shares her insight on embracing weight neutral practices, intuitive movement, and the importance of addressing both the physical and emotional aspects of body healing.
TIME STAMPS:
02:11 Personal Experiences with Body Grief
06:35 Debunking Myths About Movement
09:51 Intuitive Movement and Flexibility
17:24 Movement Snacks and Practical Tips
22:40 Finding Joy in Movement
24:08 The Importance of Consistency
27:04 Grieving Movement and Abilities
31:48 Acceptance and Compassion
PODCAST RESOURCES:
Dr. Lisa Folden on Instagram: @healthyphit
Dr. Lisa Folden website: https://www.healthyphit.com/
Podcast with PT Danny Shapiro: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6LPXeNoMEOZoh2BLWVh4Zl
Body Scapegoating podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7gGWTgTLYoPNMP9YClp09s
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
In this episode of the Body Grievers Club, Bri shares a personal story about the struggles of finding plus-size clothing, per her very own "Bathing Suit Gate". This story explores the emotional toll of fatphobia, systemic retail issues, and societal biases against larger bodies. Bri also identifies the need for radical body acceptance, encourages self-exploration, and shares strategies for coping with body image issues. The importance of reframing harmful thoughts, building healthier self-perceptions, and seeking community support to challenge and unlearn anti-fatness are highlighted throughout this episode as well.
TIME STAMPS:
01:53 Bathing Suit Gate: The Story Begins
04:21 The Search for a Plus Size Bathing Suit
08:20 The Reality of Anti-Fatness
19:51 Books and Resources for Body Liberation
22:14 The Ladder of Beauty Standards
28:06 Navigating Body Image in Relationships and Coping Strategies
Books Referenced:
Fearing the Black Body by Sabrina Strings
The Body is Not an Apology by Sonya Renee Taylor
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
In this episode of the Body Grievers Club, hosts Bri and Jana welcome Margaret Doherty, a licensed marriage and family therapist, to discuss her experiences with pregnancy as a person in a larger body. Margaret shares her journey toward body acceptance, the challenges she faced with medical professionals, and the lack of representation and support for plus-size pregnant women. They also discuss the importance of advocating for oneself in medical settings and the societal pressure on pregnancy. Despite the hardships, Margaret expresses the joy and fulfillment she feels as a new mother and emphasizes that every pregnancy experience is valid, regardless of body size.
TIME STAMPS:
01:41 Margaret's Journey to Body Acceptance
03:42 Pregnancy Fears and Realities
04:43 Navigating Doctor's Appointments
10:49 The Fear of Gestational Diabetes
20:20 Navigating High-Risk Pregnancy Concerns
21:10 The Changing Relationship of Body Image and Pregnancy
23:21 Grief and Expectations of the Body During Pregnancy
26:18 Challenges with Plus-Size Maternity Clothing
28:38 Hospital Experiences and Systemic Issues
35:38 Advocating for Yourself in Healthcare
Want more of Margaret?
Instagram: @margaretd_lmft
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
In this episode of the Body Grievers Club, Bri and Jana invite Nicola Salmon, a fat-positive fertility coach and advocate, to discuss the unique challenges faced by individuals in larger bodies who seek to grow their families. Nicola shares her personal journey with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), pregnancy, and body advocacy. The conversation covers common myths about fertility and body size, ways to find supportive healthcare providers, and strategies to navigate medical appointments. Nicola emphasizes the importance of self-worth and community support while challenging diet culture's impact on health and fertility. Practical advice is given on advocating for oneself and nurturing physical and emotional health during the fertility journey.
TIME STAMPS:
01:22 Nicola's Journey into Fat Positive Fertility
05:06 Challenges and Myths in Fat Fertility
10:48 Navigating Healthcare and Advocacy
26:16 Anti-Diet Approaches to Fertility
39:20 Final Thoughts and Resources
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
Want more of Nicola?
Instagram: @fatpositivefertility
Website : www.nicolasalmon.co.uk
Book: Fat and Fertile (available on Amazon)
In episode 71 of the Body Grievers Club, hosts Bri and Jana are joined by Hannah (they/them), a neurodiverse and gender-queer fitness professional.
The group chats about Hannah's experiences with ADHD and potential autism, the challenges of body image, navigating diet culture, and how movement plays a vital role in managing stress and mental health.
Additionally, Hannah highlights their community, the Body Liberation Playground, which fosters an inclusive and non-judgmental space for diverse abilities. Listeners are encouraged to embrace a trauma-informed approach to movement as well as to prioritize mental and emotional well-being over societal expectations when integrating exercise/movement into their lives.
01:39 Hannah's Journey Through Struggles with Diet Culture and Fitness
14:01 Reclaiming Body Autonomy through movement and self-compassion
18:35 Empowering Movement and Self-Compassion **reword
23:00 Practical Steps for Body Liberation
26:27 Movement as a Self-Awareness Tool
27:40 Trauma-Informed and Enjoyable Movement
32:39 Fitness Myths and Realities
37:03 Reclaiming Movement and Enoughness
41:17 Ways to Integrate Movement with Accomodations
Want more of Hannah?
Instagram: @hannahhusband
Get a special discount for the Body Liberation Playground HERE: https://www.hannahhusband.com/bodyliberationplayground-bri
Want more of Bri?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
In episode 70 of The Body Grievers® Club, hosts Bri and Jana engage with opera singer and model Alex Frankel, founder of the Hot Fat Guy Club, to discuss topics such as body positivity, challenging societal biases, and redefining masculinity.
The conversation covers personal journeys through weight cycling, battling body shame, and navigating traditional gender expectations from adolescence to adulthood. Key discussions highlight how to embrace self-confidence and authentic self-expression, strategies to cultivate confidence, and the significance of unconditional love and self-acceptance.
00:23 The Birth of the Hot Fat Guy Club
02:02 Body Image from a Male Perspective
05:46 Learning Body Hatred
09:31 The Role of Representation
13:32 Masculinity and Fatphobia
18:41 Positive Fat Male Role Models
23:11 Self-Confidence and Self-Worth
30:23 Creating an Alter Ego for Confidence
34:16 The Hot Fat Guy Club
36:31 Exploring Masculinity and Body Image
FOLLOW ALEX:
IG: alexfrankel_the_lionhaired + @hotfatguyclub
TikTok: alexfrankel_the_lionhaired
Website: https://www.hotfatguyclub.com/
WORK WITH BRI:
Click here for the most up to date ways to work with Bri!
In episode 69 of the Body Grievers® Club podcast, guest Jay Salazar (he/him), a TikTok educator known for his comedic and political content, discusses his experiences with bariatric surgery and then subsequent journey in finding food freedom
This episode includes:
00:00 Trigger Warning and Introduction
02:33 Jay's Bariatric Surgery Journey
05:48 Post-Surgery Realizations and Food Freedom
11:40 Navigating Social Media and Criticism + Health Care
14:53 Navigating Healthcare Challenges
19:44 Facing Criticism and Finding Peace
22:14 Reflections on Body Image
24:24 The Ongoing Journey of Self-Acceptance
To Find Jay's funny + insightful content, follow him:
Instagram: @thejaysalazar_
TikTok: thejaysalazar
WORK WITH BRI:
Click here for the most up to date ways to work with Bri!
In episode 68 of The Body Grievers Club, hosts Bri and Jana welcome guest Lindley Ashline, a photographer and body liberation activist from Seattle.
Lindley shares her journey towards becoming a fat positive advocate, influenced by her strong sense of justice rooted in her autism. The conversation covers her experiences with body image growing up, the importance of visibility for all body sizes, and overcoming 'picture grief.'
Here’s what to expect from this episode:
02:03 Lindley's Journey to Fat Positivity
03:08 The Impact of Diet Culture
06:21 Discovering Fat Positivity Online
08:40 The Role of Justice in Body Liberation
12:50 The Power of Representation in Photography
21:59 Challenging Historical Erasure of Fat Bodies
24:58 Navigating Bias in Photography
26:35 Managing Grief Through Photography
27:51 Addressing Physical and Emotional Needs during photos
29:16 The Importance of Feeling Safe
30:02 Personal Experiences and Client Stories
32:52 The Value of Being in Photos
40:10 Preparing for a Photo Shoot
43:57 Resources and Final Thoughts
Join Bri and Lindley in their collaborative picture grief masterclass, Unseen: How to Become Part of the Memories Again. This 75 min master class will dig deep into the emotional complexity and cultural layers of picture grief.
Learn more about UNSEEN here.
Save $10 with early bird code: BESEEN10
To work with Lindley
Check out: https://bodyliberationphotos.com
"Images matter. They tell us what’s possible, what things go together, what belongs and what doesn’t belong. And we’re all just trying to belong somewhere.”
To work with Bri:
Click here for the most up to date ways to work with Bri!
WELCOME to Ep. 67 of the podcast!
In this special episode of the Body Grievers Club, host Bri hot seat coaches herself on an IG LIVE where she addresses a significant body image hurdle following a trip from Costa Rica. She recounts her experience of refusing a wheelchair at the Miami airport despite needing one. This IG live turned podcast episode demonstrates the use of the very same CORE BELIEF framework that she uses with clients toexplore her own body image hurdle.
Here’s what to expect in this episode:
01:08 Exploring Core Beliefs and Internalized Ableism
10:08 Facing the fears of losing mobility ( PS *crying starts here*)
13:18 Bri’s movement story
16:14 Understanding the Head to Heart Disconnect
And so much more!
REGISTER FOR A FREE Webinar: UnavoidableBody Grief: Register Here
In this Q and A episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri answers your most asked questions about Unavoidable Body Grief. We get practical about GLP 1 pressure, boundary setting with family, grieving shifting relationships, health without weight loss, dating confidence, advocating for yourself in medical settings, pregnancy weigh ins, and repairing body image wounds that started at home. If you have ever wondered how to move from “I know what I want to say” to actually saying it out loud, this episode is for you.
TIMESTAMPS
01:25 How do I handle everyone around me recommending GLP 1s
04:10 What are realistic ways to set boundaries with people who do not listen, think boomer dad at holidays
06:35 How do I process the grief of losing or changing key relationships when I step off the diet culture ship
08:40 How do I reconcile fear of being unhealthy, pain with stairs, seat fit, bra fit, with accepting my body, is accepting just giving up
12:10 How do I prioritize health without making it about weight loss
14:20 Dating terrifies me, how did you allow yourself the confidence to date
16:35 I am an RD, how do I respond when a client says it feels unsafe to live in a larger body
18:25 How do I move from advocating for myself in my head to advocating for myself out loud
20:30 Are hard body image days tied to job stress or healthcare issues, or can they just show up on their own
22:15 Pregnancy care, have you seen weight loss or complications blamed on size, and what about mandatory weigh ins at visits
25:10 My mom criticized my body and put me on the scale, this feels like the hardest wound to heal, where do I start
FREE UNAVOIDABLE BODY GRIEF WEBINAR
FREE 7 STEP GUIDE: SHIFT FROM BODY GRIEF TO RADICAL BODY ACCEPTANCE
Mentioned Resources
WANT MORE OF BRI?
Instagram: @bodyimagewithbri
Website: https://bodyimagewithbri.com/
Welcome to episode 65 of the Body Grievers Club.
In this episode, hosts Bri and Jana welcome enneagram experts Becca + Mark on how exploring the Enneagram can help us understand our body image.
Here's what to expect in this episode:
Don't know your enneagram type? take the test here.
To learn more about Mark follow him on instagram at @ennealifecoaching or go to his website: www.ennealifecoaching.com
To learn more about Becca, follow her on instagram at @TakingBackTherapy or go to her website https://fullbloomcounseling.com/
To connect with Jana, message her @bodygrieversclub
Click here for the most up to date ways to work with Bri!
Welcome back to another episode of the Body Grievers Club. In episode 64, I chat with my friend, client, andcolleague Mackenzie Woolwich, a registered dietitian who helps intuitive eaters find health without weight loss. Wediscuss intuitive eating, body image, and how to navigate the complexities of health outside of diet culture.
Here’s what to expect in the episode:
CLICK HERE to get access to Mack’s Free Training, Shifting Your Desire for Weight Loss.
Resources Mentioned:
Click here for the most up to date ways to work with Bri.
WELCOME TO EPISODE 63 of the Body Grievers® Club.
In this solo episode, Bri interviews Sophie House, a NYC lawyer + researcher, and a Body Griever® graduate.
In this episode we delve into:
• the journey of saying goodbye to the dream of having a "perfect" body + societal expectations tied to body image
• challenges of living in a larger body especially with weight bias in healthcare
• the cost of existing in a living in a larger body but also how life can be bigger in a larger body
• and the healing agents of community + healing your relationship with food
We also discuss Sophie’s substack, "Making It Big," a newsletter aiming to amplify successful stories of individuals in larger bodies, promoting representation and celebrating achievements.
Check out Bri’s feature in Making it Big.
Resources:
Body Grievers Group: Join the waitlist for the Body Grievers Group
Body Image Bootcamp: Join the waitlist for Body Image Bootcamp [for providers]
Making It Big Newsletter: Subscribe to Making it Big Substack
Stacy Bias' Fat Archetypes: Stacy Bias’ Fat Archetypes
I'm An Adult on TikTok: Fat History with im.an.adult
Podcast Episode with Shanea: Listen to Podcast Ep. 58 Plus Size Love
Make sure to subscribe to the Body Image Breakdown to get the JUICY deets for each episode.
Welcome to episode 62 of the Body Grievers Club!
Today we are joined by friend + business Coach Jo White, a registered dietitian and business coach as we talk about talking up unapologetic space in the health + wellness field. Even if you aren't an entrepenuer, you may benefit from this episode, exploring what might it might look like to live your best, unapologetic life. This episode is a little different than our usual.
Here's what we get into:
If you are a health + wellness provider and you are watching my business from the sidelines and wondering -- how the f*ck does she do this, join my FREE WEBINAR:
Burned Out: It's time to shift from burned out helper to bad ass CEO
Other resources mentioned in this episode:
Bri's Body Image Bootcamp for the providers