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Tomorrow: Tips, tricks, and strategies to help you deal with diet culture and fatphobia (family, friends, work parties, all those f*cking diet ads etc.) this holiday season. Pay what you can option and video of the talk and Q&A provided to all registrants. danceswithfat.org/monthly-on…
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How to Respond to Relatives Who Feel the Need to Comment on Your Food and Body onself.co/JGyvjd9
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most people don’t have a problem with their weight, they have a problem with the horrible ways they get treated by others because of their weight.
instead of trying to “fix” an individual’s weight, what if we tried to fix some of the rampant anti-fat bias out in the world?
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If you're a healthcare practitioner looking for ways to advocate for your higher-weight patients/clients, I've got you covered:
bit.ly/3D3gfoR
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“There’s a lot of evidence that shows that SNAP reduces food insecurity by 20 to 30 percent.” civileats.com/2023/06/26/how…
I wrote about magnesium supplements for @health_com_ -- if you've been confused re: all the different forms (and if you need one or not!) I hope it helps!
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New recipe up on the website! If you like a tahini + chocolate combo... you will love.
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I think anyone who goes on social media to tell other people to follow their morning routine should also have to disclose household income and work schedule.
Check your frozen strawberries!
There’s a potential hepatitis A contamination that you really shouldn’t ignore. onself.co/yvr8RUT
If you ponder how to exist (survive?) in beauty culture then this convo between @v_solesmith and @elisewho
is a must read (or listen). It's a really thoughtful and nuanced look at community, society, capitalism and where individuals fit/are affected.
virginiasolesmith.substack.c…
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Fat people deserve healthcare created for us – w/fat people included in the research, tools created for fat bodies, accommodating chairs and beds, medications developed and dosed for us, from practitioners who were trained to respect and care for us.
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In light of the conversations around some eating disorder organizations excluding marginalized people, we thought we’d share some of our favorite ED organizations actually working toward supporting diverse bodies:
✨The Alliance
✨MEDA
✨Project Heal
✨FEDUP
✨FEAST
If you've seen @MichelleObama new kids' product and felt really bummed, @v_solesmith also felt bummed and put it into pretty perfect words.
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New on the EDTLA blog by @heysharonmaxwel: Shopping While Fat–And Recovering eatingdisordertherapyla.com/…
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It's that time of year when I remind parents of high school students with eating disorders to strongly consider a college contract before sending them. Learn more on our blog: eatingdisordertherapyla.com/…
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Parents, what if this is the summer you wear the shorts, the summer you put on a bathing suit, the summer you get in the water with your kids?
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You cannot diagnose an eating disorder by looking at someone. It is a mental health condition, not a body size condition. #allbodiesaregoodbodies #recovery #eatingdisorders #eatingdisorderrecovery #weight #weightloss #antidiet #intuitiveeating
. @jessicadefino_ Substack is always so good and this one on the Martha Stewart SI cover is no exception. Highly recommend.
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Ready to feel less anxious, judgmental, or guilty about feeling hungry? Listen to my free 12 minute 'Mini Me Meditation' buff.ly/3qvuWtP #bodyhealing #bodypositive #meditationtime
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Fitness Pros: Online dance fitness class, 2:47 into song. Instructor: "If this move (that we've done many times already) is too high impact, here's an option." This is not it! What did the instructor think people were doing for the first 2:47? Inclusivity = demo low impact first!











