Bleep Bulimia Episode 71 with Jessica Setnick Eating Disorder Specialist

Jessica explains that the Eating Disorders Boot Camp is the premier training workshop for health professionals who want practical tools for helping individuals with eating disorders ASAP.  Taken by thousands of professionals since 2003, Boot Camp was updated in 2021 and provides the info on eating disorders care that is desperately lacking from medical, nursing,

Bleep Bulimia Episode 70 with Renée Jones Coach, Counsellor & Author of What’s Really Eating You

Renée spent 40 years on the Diet Yo-Yo before she got free of emotional eating, which helped her not only lose the pounds but maintain her goal weight since 2012.  She redirected her practice to coach others to do the same.  Renée has a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling and a clinical residency

Bleep Bulimia Episode 69 with Elena Perella Personal Coach, Domestic Violence & ED Advocate

“I am a personal coach who holds space for you to have absolute awareness about yourself and accompany you on your journey toward evolution. This is all you need to thrive in all aspects of life and leave a healthy legacy to future generations so that our children can live and love as their true

Bleep Bulimia Episode 68 with Dr. Denise Moore Revel The Own Your Amazing Coach

Dr. Denise Moore Revel is a CEO, founder, and an award-nominated-best-selling author, speaker, and personal development and business coach. For over 25 years, she has literally helped people find their voices. As a speech-language pathologist, her job has been to help her clients discover their voices. Dr. Denise founded The Own Your Amazing Movement, a

Bleep Bulimia Episode 67 with Christa Elza Owner of Elive Health

Christa graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2000.  She was immediately drawn to Emergency Medicine and was a trauma nurse for 8 years.  She was able to experience working in this field in hospitals around the country including New York City and Norfolk, Virginia. Christa earned her Masters’s Degree in Nursing from

Bleep Bulimia Episode 65 with Cynthia Klein Author of Ally Parenting

When her daughter was growing up, Cynthia realized she was not ready for parenting and how to deal with it.  She was coaching at the time and decided to research this topic.  There was nothing that she truly answered the question she was looking for.   It was what inspired her to research it further

Bleep Bulimia Episode 64 with Tasha Golding ED Recovered with Beyond Rules Recovery

Beautiful young lady.  Gymnast and Ice Skater who struggled through having an eating disorder.  She was not alone in her family.  Her twin sister and her mother also struggled. This story about her finding Beyond Rules Recovery and even becoming the “sidekick” to Shira is wonderful and inspiring.  Thank you Tasha for sharing and being

Bleep Bulimia Episode 63 with Shira Charpentier Her Story of Recovering from Eating Disorders & Founder of Beyond Rules Recovery

Shira kindly shares her story of struggling with her eating disorders and followed by the wonderful sharing of her recovery and how it led her to what she is doing today. We bring up the issues of finding the right help because not everyone is adaptable to one type of support. Shira started very young

Bleep Bulimia Episode 62 with Joseph Corella Choreographer, Movement Coach & Creator of 567BROADWAY

Wonderful chat with Joseph about the amazing mental and physical impact dancing has.  This was a beautiful conversation without the direct composition about bulimia, however, it does relate in a way of a great release of anxiety, depression, and overwhelms. And it’s NOT ABOUT BEING PERFECT! How many of you out there love to dance,

Bleep Bulimia Episode 61 with Deborah Levine Multiple Health Issues Warrior

Wonderful conversation with Deborah Levine about her life and how she overcame the obstacles of multiple health issues, being a single mother, and building a life that is truly inspiring. Although this episode does not cover much about bulimia, other than a couple of stories that were relatable, it is an inspirational one with hope