PEACE MEAL Podcast: The Healing Power of Embodiment

The Healing Power of Embodiment

I am excited to share a recent conversation I had with Dr. Jillian Lampert from The Emily Program and Veritas Collaborative all about embodiment.

In this conversation we explore:

  • The definition of embodiment and reasons why disembodiment can occur

  • How we can start to be more present in our bodies

  • What healthcare providers can do to help progress their own embodiment

  • How yoga can aid the process of embodiment and eating disorder recovery

  • How body changes during recovery are normal and how to show yourself compassion if your body changes

  • Why embodiment is not as accessible or safe to those who aren’t white and straight-sized

I left the conversation feeling excited about the continued work of bringing the body to the forefront of eating disorder recovery treatment.

I am reflecting now on how conversations with others informed everything I had to share in this conversation, so for that reason I'd love to shout out my mentors, colleagues and friends whose wisdom I hear coming out of my mouth including

Rachel Lewis-Marlow of the Embodied Recovery Institute

Jamie Earnhardt @shetakesupspace

Dr. Michelle Alvarez @the.honest.therapist

Deep bows of gratitude and appreciation.

Give a listen and I'd love to hear your ideas about the healing power of embodiment!

About the podcast:

Peace Meal is a podcast hosted by The Emily Program and covers topics related to eating disorders, body image, and how society may influence our thinking.

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