Ant-Fat Bias & Diet Culture in Schools & in Our Society With @bodyacceptance_coach Debbie Saroufim

Ant-Fat Bias & Diet Culture in Schools & in Our Society With @bodyacceptance_coach Debbie Saroufim

In episode 32 of Dr. Marianne-Land: An Eating Disorder Recovery Podcast, Debbie Saroufim and I explore the ins and outs of diet culture and anti-fat bias. We examine how these beliefs and paradigms influence our schools and our society as a whole.

ABOUT DEBBIE SAROUFIM

After struggling for years with an eating disorder, Debbie now helps women of all sizes make peace with their body and build up their immunity to diet culture. She also helps schools implement a body-neutral approach to education. Debbie is also the author of a new children's book called Fat and Beautiful. Debbie lives and works out of Los Angeles, California, in the United States.

You can contact and follow Debbie through the following links:

Website: https://www.thebodyacceptancecoach.com/

Instagram: @bodyacceptance_coach

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