How Validation Builds Self-Compassion for People with Eating Disorders
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- Introduction to Dr. Geller’s recent research studies, including the approach and key findings
- Definition of validation, and what exactly validation means to people living with eating disorders
- Relationship between validation and self-compassion
- Introduction of self-compassion, and association with positive outcomes in recovery
- Introduction of barriers to self-compassion, and how people have overcome them
- Types of support, and how to provide support
- Importance of enduring support throughout the recovery journey
- To learn more about Embody – the story behind the program and the range of resources available to you, click here to visit our website
- Refer to Josie Geller and Avarna Fernandes’s article, Learning from Individuals with Lived Experience: The building blocks of self-compassion click here
- In this episode we refer to the Eating Attitudes Screening Tool, click here to access the anonymous online screener.
- We also refer to the Body Image Screening Tool, click here to use. This is also an anonymous online screener.
- Research article on validation, The power of feeling seen: Perspectives on validation from individuals with eating disorders. Journal of Eating Disorders, 9, 149, click here
- Research article: Self-compassion and its barriers: Predicting outcomes from inpatient and residential eating disorders treatment. Journal of Eating Disorders, 10(1), 1–10, click here
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