Episode #53
“Perfect As We Are“
HOST:
Tim Broderick
GUEST:
Alyvia Miranda
TOPICS:
Exploring, eating disorders and a path to recovery.
Utilizing a variety of recovery resources.
Exploring, educational options and paths.
Creating an opportunity to grieve.
Remembering Chris, his love, his service, and his inspiration.
Exploring spirituality in a non-rigid way.
Considering and contemplating holistic health.
Doing the work to experience transformation.
Sponsorship in the benefits of working a 12 step program.
Harm reduction as a treatment modality.
Change and the reoccurrence of symptoms.
Remaining spiritually fit.
The evolution of the EDA Fellowship.
The various manifestations of eating disorders and their consequences.
Cultivating growth by seeing similarities instead of differences.
Dreaming big and creating options.
The history of indigenous people and generational trauma.
Exploring identities, and the acceptance of other people and their identities.
The power of vulnerability and creating a life worth living.
The benefits of knowing and accepting one’s self.
Empathy, vulnerability, perspective, courage, and awareness.
Coexisting with people with different cultures.
RESOURCES:
Eating Disorders Anonymous Fellowship:
https://eatingdisordersanonymous.org
Brené Brown
Overeaters Anonymous:
Cocaine Anonymous:
Alcoholics Anonymous:
Crossroads:
The Pigeon Coop:
https://www.thepigeoncoop.org/meetings
DANI AND LIZZIY
”BIG DREAMS”:
https://youtu.be/mSuTVhjoCqA?si=ciJMpPYaoxB616qK
Indigenous
Community Collaborative
https://www.indigenouscc.org/about
Studio 164
Marsha M.
Linehan:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsha_M._Linehan
PRODUCTION MANAGER:
Kerri Lynch
Episode #53
“Perfect As We Are“
HOST:
Tim Broderick
GUEST:
Alyvia Miranda
TOPICS:
Exploring, eating disorders and a path to recovery.
Utilizing a variety of recovery resources.
Exploring, educational options and paths.
Creating an opportunity to grieve.
Remembering Chris, his love, his service, and his inspiration.
Exploring spirituality in a non-rigid way.
Considering and contemplating holistic health.
Doing the work to experience transformation.
Sponsorship in the benefits of working a 12 step program.
Harm reduction as a treatment modality.
Change and the reoccurrence of symptoms.
Remaining spiritually fit.
The evolution of the EDA Fellowship.
The various manifestations of eating disorders and their consequences.
Cultivating growth by seeing similarities instead of differences.
Dreaming big and creating options.
The history of indigenous people and generational trauma.
Exploring identities, and the acceptance of other people and their identities.
The power of vulnerability and creating a life worth living.
The benefits of knowing and accepting one’s self.
Empathy, vulnerability, perspective, courage, and awareness.
Coexisting with people with different cultures.
RESOURCES:
Eating Disorders Anonymous Fellowship:
https://eatingdisordersanonymous.org
Brené Brown
Overeaters Anonymous:
Cocaine Anonymous:
Alcoholics Anonymous:
Crossroads:
The Pigeon Coop:
https://www.thepigeoncoop.org/meetings
DANI AND LIZZIY
”BIG DREAMS”:
https://youtu.be/mSuTVhjoCqA?si=ciJMpPYaoxB616qK
Indigenous
Community Collaborative
https://www.indigenouscc.org/about
Studio 164
Marsha M.
Linehan:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsha_M._Linehan
PRODUCTION MANAGER:
Kerri Lynch