62 Eating Disorders: Recovery Coaches Strengthen the Healing Team

https://302.buzz/PM-WhatAreYourThoughtsJayne Mattingly is a masters-level eating disorder recovery coach and the owner and Chief Executive Officer of the Global Virtual Coaching Group Practice, Recovery Love and Care. Jayne identifies as fully recovered from a lifelong eating disorder and also lives with a chronic illness and is disabled, which has inspired her to help others within their own healing journeys. Jayne’s coaching style is a collaborative approach where she perseveres with and advocates for each and every one of her client’s. She has a passion for helping those within their recovery, especially when it comes to body image conception, chronic illness, living with disability and body betrayal and helping others find self-compassion and body kindness. Jayne’s overall mission is to help those within their eating disorder recovery find success within the hostile recovery environment in which we live! [00:01] Jayne Mattingly Shares Her Story With UsI introduce and welcome Jayne MattinglyWhy she pursued a career as an eating disorder specialist[05:32] Eating Disorder Recovery CoachingWhat do Jayne’s clients look like?Not all of them have anorexiaHow can eating disorders specialists work with physicians?Jayne shares her experienceEating disorders should be resolved with as much support as possibleShe tells us how[15:47] Misconceptions About Recovery CoachesChildren might misinterpret eating disorders Here’s how to avoid misinterpretationJayne gives us a sneak peek at their body of knowledgeWhat recovery coaches are not according to Jayne[25:16] Health At Every SizeWhat to know about intuitive eating and “health at every size”The relation of weight and trauma according to JayneThe connection between recovery and weight that you don’t want to miss[35:25] The Reality About Diet CultureListen to our interesting exchange about diet cultureDon’t miss Jayne’s message to healthcare professionalsHow to break our preconceived notions about body sizes [45:02] Closing Segment  Final takeaways:Common misconceptions about eating disordersTeam-based care for individuals offers a safety netA health coach provides support with goal setting, not diagnosisReframing weight in the context of the 8 pillars of healthHealth At Every Size: What does this mean?Connection of trauma and weightThe effects of cognitive traumaOur words matter when we're talking about the children's BMI, and using language like obeseHow to not succumb to diet cultureKey Quotes:“With eating disorders, you could not have too much support.” - Jayne Mattingly“Listen to your patients and your clients because there's usually so much more going on than just the weight piece.” - Jayne MattinglyEmail [email protected] to reach out to Jayne or follow her on Instagram. Check out Recovery Love and Care to know more about her work.Resources Mentioned:BookHealth At Every Size<a...

Fecha de Publicación: 10 de noviembre de 2021

Duración: 50 min