
Episode 19: "Your mental illness does not define you" with Baylee Alana of @anxietysupport
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02/11/19 • 50 min
Baylee Alana of the Instagram community, @anxietysupport, joins me for an incredible chat about mental health, healing, vocalizing your anxiety, finding a good support system, and not letting your mental illness define who you are. Oh, and let's not forget our 5-minute conversation about "Friends"(the tv show), significant others, and pizza! For real though, this conversation left me in tears(the happy ones) and I cannot wait for you all to listen.
Baylee is a mental health advocate, storyteller, self-care enthusiast, and proud owner of the Instagram community @anxietysupport. Through personal storytelling, she shines a light on the importance of the healing process and living slowly. Her mission is to cast a net of hope and support to others living with a mental illness.
Instagram: @anxietysupport
Website: www.trustmeigetit.com
Baylee Alana of the Instagram community, @anxietysupport, joins me for an incredible chat about mental health, healing, vocalizing your anxiety, finding a good support system, and not letting your mental illness define who you are. Oh, and let's not forget our 5-minute conversation about "Friends"(the tv show), significant others, and pizza! For real though, this conversation left me in tears(the happy ones) and I cannot wait for you all to listen.
Baylee is a mental health advocate, storyteller, self-care enthusiast, and proud owner of the Instagram community @anxietysupport. Through personal storytelling, she shines a light on the importance of the healing process and living slowly. Her mission is to cast a net of hope and support to others living with a mental illness.
Instagram: @anxietysupport
Website: www.trustmeigetit.com
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Episode 18: Brain Hacks to Fight Disordered Thoughts + Healing in a Way that Feels Good to YOU - with Amanda Richards
Amanda is a Body Image Expert, Intuitive Mentor, and total Neuroscience junkie! Her amazing story of recovering from an eating disorder and being in abusive relationships is something many of us can relate to.
She joins me here to talk about WHY we have negative/disordered thought patterns and how to take control of those thoughts with simple "brain hacks." We also dive into why healing from an eating disorder is different for everyone, and how to find daily habits that make you feel good.
If you enjoyed this episode, share on your IG story & tag Rachel (@mycoachrachel) and Amanda (@richimperfections)!
Amanda Richard is a Body Image Expert & Intuitive mentor who specializes in helping women with a history of disordered eating, reconnect with who they truly are & ultimately heal their relationship with their bodies. After going through her own battle with an eating disorder, helping women feel empowered & comfortable in their own skin has become her #1 passion (besides playing her ukulele).
www.richimperfection.com
Instagram: @richimperfections
Podcast: Rich Imperfections Radio
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Episode 20: Is Instagram a Safe Place? + diet culture, exercise addiction, complimenting people on their weight, and more with Naomi Savin of @dietculturesucks
Naomi joins me to tell her story about recovering from binge eating and exercise addiction. We tackle a ton of important subjects including:
-The cycle of binge eating and exercise compulsion
-How eating disorders do NOT have a specific look/size
-Body image issues vs Eating Disorders
-How to use Instagram as a safe space to heal
-How to approach a family member or friend whom you suspect has an eating disorder.
...and more!
To hear more from Rachel and Naomi, find them both over on Instagram!
Rachel: @mycoachrachel
Naomi: @dietculturesucks
Naomi is a former marathoner and diet culture dropout who speaks candidly about her experiences with eating disorders, exercise addiction, dieting, and binge eating on her instagram @dietcultuesucks. She loves to help people challenge their inner critic, eat delicious food without feeling terrible, and change the way they feel about their bodies.
Instagram: @dietculturesucks
website: dietculturesucks.com/blog
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