Lisa Arnold’s Podcast How Do You Want To Be Seen with LaurieAnn on Bulimia

It was such a pleasure being interviewed by Lisa Arnold. What a kind soul and beautiful lady. Thank you for sharing this Lisa. It’s so important for people to be aware of the fact that bulimia is not just a struggle for the young adolescents and young adults. It exists in women who are reaching

Bulimia & Feeling “Hard To Love”

It’s interesting that even after 10 years of being recovered there are things that come back to me that would have triggered my bulimia, and today may trigger a feeling of insecurity. Today I became aware of one. Feeling like I am hard to love. Question. How did I realize this? It was something my

Bleep Bulimia Episode 11 with Lisa Arnold Portrait Photographer and Podcast Host of How do You Want To Be Seen

How Do You Want To Be Seen?  What a lovely question and one that Lisa asks her clients during the introductory session. From a small used camera that she received as a gift at 17, Lisa found it to be such a great experience to photograph everyone.  From there she began photographing wedding and learning

Bleep Bulimia Episode 10 with Regina Andler Life Strategist on Positivity

If you stub your toe in the morning, how do you react (after of course crying out, screaming and possibly more)?  Do you feel that this is what your day is going to be like, or do you hold your toe, jump around and afterwards realize you have created a new dance move? Regina and

Rob Anspach E-Heroes Host Interviews LaurieAnn

A special thanks to Rob Anspach for helping with building awareness for Midlife Bulimia by having me on his podcast E-Heroes. You can view or listen to more guests on his website Anspach Media. ColorNote To sign up as a guest on my podcast visit https://www.bleepbulimia.com You can also visit us on FB at https://www.facebook.com/groups/bleepbulimia

Bleep Bulimia Episode Nine with Jetty Nieuwenhuis Influence and CEO Trujetty

The healing from bulimia began when Jetty was 37, after the loss of her parents.  One might think that the stress and grief of her loss would have the opposite effect. Jetty, the youngest child in the family and twenty years younger than her brother, explains the start of her struggle with bulimia.  She states

Bleep Bulimia Episode Eight with Elizabeth Hall Intuative Eating Counselor and Life Coach

Not realizing that dieting perpetually was not the way it was suppose to be and watching it escalate from restrictions to increased binging, Elizabeth began to try to heal her own relationship with food, and in so doing it led her to become an Intuative Eating Counselor. She used food to comfort and soothe herself

Bleep Bulimia Episode Three with Host LaurieAnn About Her 30 Year Journey As A Bulimic

What a whirwind of a life I have lived.  Even with my bulimia, I achieved so much.  Yet I look back and think of how much more I could have enjoyed life without it and without the need to present myself as “perfect” and “successful”.  I took on so much.  I didn’t stop to smell

Bleep Bulimia Episode Two LaurieAnn Interviewed by Sumit Singh About Bulimia

I have a very dear friend, (like a son), Sumit Singh from India who has been quite interested in this “bulimia” I struggled with for 30 years and asked me to be interviewed.  I said “why not”.  I thought I would share this here with you. To sign up as a guest on my podcast

Bleep Bulimia Episode Seven with Sandhya Ramautar Art Psychotherapist Model Maker and Podcaster

When her father, the partriarch of the family, passed away seven years ago, Sandhya used art to get through her grief and the feeling of the family dismantling.  The impact this had on Sandhya inspired her to pursue her studies in art psychotherapy. Sandhya explained that she internalized her emotions from her loss.  On her