Dr. Marianne-Land: An Eating Disorder Recovery Podcast4 Jun 2024

Stages of Change & Ambivalence Around Change in Eating Disorder Recovery With Harriet Frew, MSc, @theeatingdisordertherapist_

In this interview episode of Dr. Marianne-Land: An Eating Disorder Recovery Podcast, Harriet Frew, MSc, and I explore the stages of change that individuals go through when recovering from eating disorders. We also talk about how it is common to have ambivalence or even outright disdain for recovery and how Harriet and I personally have moved through such challenges.

ABOUT HARRIET FREW, MSc Harriet is an experienced BACP accredited counsellor who specializes in supporting people with eating disorders and body image issues. have worked in an Adult Eating Disorder NHS Service and privately since 2003. Harriet am host of the eating disorder podcast - The Eating Disorder Therapist. She is also a trainer in eating disorders and body image. She offers individual therapy, online courses, training and Breakthrough Days. She provides a psychological approach to helping someone understand their eating disorders a coping strategy, and then empower them with skills and tools for change. She is passionate about the therapy relationship and instilling hope that recovery is possible. Harriet is also an expert through experience having made a full recovery from bulimia nervosa. She is in Cambridge, UK. You can follow Harriet on Instagram at @theeatingdisordertherapist_ Here are a couple of other Dr. Marianne-Land episodes in which Harriet is a guest: > Breakthroughs, Eating Disorders in Midlife, & Bulimia on Apple or Spotify. > Self-Compassion in Eating Disorder Recovery on Apple or Spotify.

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