In this episode Dr. Claney speaks with three therapists from the Emily Program, a national eating disorder treatment organization. They discuss and debunk myths about eating disorders, including myths like “you can tell if somebody has an eating disorder by looking at them,” and “eating disorders are a choice.” The episode delves into the complexities of eating disorders, highlighting the role of genetic, psychological, and environmental influences. They also explore the damaging effects of societal diet culture and the misbelief that specific foods can be addictive, advocating for a broader understanding of size diversity and healthy eating habits.

Resources:

Eating Disorder Books: https://emilyprogram.com/resources/books/

Eating Disorder Vlog from The Emily Program: https://emilyprogram.com/resources/videos/

Peace Meal Podcast: https://emilyprogram.com/peace-meal-podcast/

Resources for Families: https://emilyprogram.com/for-families/resources-for-families/

Community Support Groups: https://emilyprogram.com/for-families/support-for-families/

Get Help for a Loved One: https://emilyprogram.com/treatment-services/get-help-now/get-help-for-yourself-or-a-loved-one/

Refer a Client as a provider: https://emilyprogram.com/for-professionals/refer-a-patient/

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In this episode of the Relational Psych Podcast, host Dr. Carly Claney interviews Tamasin (Tammy) Thomas, a licensed mental health therapist and former financial planner. They delve into the concept of scarcity money mindset, discussing its impact on personal and relational dynamics. Tammy shares her own experiences and those of her clients, emphasizing the psychological underpinnings of financial anxieties and the importance of addressing these fears to gain empowerment. The conversation covers various manifestations of a scarcity mindset, from emotional spending to financial stress in relationships, highlighting the deeper emotional wounds that often drive these behaviors. They also discuss strategies for becoming aware of and healing these psychological wounds to foster better financial health and intimacy in partnerships.

Links:

Better Money Health Freebie:

https://tamasin-thomas.ck.page/ec7771ab80

Application to work 1:1 with Tammy - holistic financial consulting, llc :

https://forms.gle/UgyZZJ6DT3T1H6M46

Instagram handle: @tamasinthomas

Facebook handle:@tamasinthomas

Threads handle: @tamasinthomas

Tammy’s podcast: The Psychology of Money with Tamasin Thomas

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In this episode of the Relational Psych Podcast, host Dr. Carly Clayney talks to Nick Nordberg, a licensed mental health counselor specializing in life transitions. They discuss the topic of midlife career changes, sharing Nick's personal journey from business analyst to therapist. The conversation highlights the importance of being open to change, listening to oneself, and the challenges and rewards of such transitions. They also explore the broader implications of career change, including fear, regret, and the pursuit of meaningful work. The episode emphasizes the value of exploring one's vocational calling, regardless of age or circumstances.

Links:

Nick Nordberg: https://www.relationalpsych.group/our-team/nick-nordberg

Let your Life Speak by Parker Palmer: https://www.amazon.com/Let-Your-Life-Speak-Listening/dp/0787947350

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