Posted @withrepost • @chr1styharrison Experiencing weight stigma is an ongoing trauma that affects o

Posted @withrepost • @chr1styharrison Experiencing weight stigma is an ongoing trauma that affects our relationship with food and our bodies in a profound way. Trauma related to body size can lead to disordered eating, chronic dieting, weight cycling, negative body image, depression, and much more.Thin privilege serves to perpetuate size discrimination and weight bias, further reinforcing the conditions that create this traumatic experience for millions of people.—————————————————————————————Discussions of how trauma can contribute to eating disorder development often miss the role of weight stigma and diet-culture-driven beliefs about body size. We need to bring those forms of trauma into the conversation and end weight stigma in eating disorder treatment, so that people aren’t being re-traumatized as they try to recover from disordered eating. —————————————————————————————Thank you to Amy Pershing for this quote! If you want to hear more about HAES, intuitive eating, and body liberation, head on over to wherever you get your podcasts and download the latest episode of Food Psych today!—————————————————————————————And if you’re ready for a deeper dive into all things anti-diet, come check out my intuitive eating online course at christyharrison.com/course ❤️—————————————————————————————#haes #intuitiveeating #edrecovery #antidietproject #antidiet #riotsnotdiets #effyourbeautystandards #losehatenotweight #lifebeyonddieting #thelifethief #balancednotclean #foodisfuel #prorecovery #bodyposi #bodypositive #bopo #foodpsychpod #foodpsych #feminism #healthateverysize #nourishnotpunishhttps://www.instagram.com/p/B11NL-pjOpaJHMZ2PKxhNWnQ_s3miJUxjFMFrg0/?igshid=fx9k36ko4obo -- source link

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