Welcome back to What’s Eating You?, the podcast that helps you navigate the intersection of mental health, relationships, and personal growth. I’m your host, Stephanie, and today we’re diving into a topic that’s as challenging as it is empowering: letting go of relationships that no longer align with your goals, setting boundaries, and taking control of your time and energy.

I know this can feel uncomfortable, even guilt-inducing, but here’s the truth: If it doesn’t align, you don’t have time.

We’ll talk about how friendships and your environment shape your behavior, the concept of the “villain era,” and how strict boundaries can help you stay focused on what truly matters.

@07:24.21 When Friendships No Longer Align

@10:46.94 The Villain Era: Taking Ownership of Your Life

@15:02.60 Who You Hang Around Shapes Who You Become

@16:25.14 Boundaries and a Time/Energy Audit

@19:44.73 Quotes from the Greats

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I've fallen for someone who doesn't want to be with me. How do I let go? This comes from psychology Sunday and we talk about letting go of relationships which don't serve you.

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Do you feel awful when you are bloated? I don't mean just physically, but psychologically too?

Welcome back to What’s Eating You podcast where we explore the intricate relationship between food, body image, and mental health. I’m your host, Stephanie, a clinical psychologist with a passion for helping people heal from disordered eating and build a healthier relationship with their bodies.

Today, we’re tackling a question from Psychology Sunday: “How do I not let bloating trigger eating disorder behaviors due to poor body image? The physical becomes psychological.”

This is such an important topic because bloating often feels like the enemy during recovery. It can trigger intense feelings of discomfort and body dissatisfaction, leading to harmful behaviors like restriction, binging, or purging. So, let’s unpack this together.

This episode will

* completely reshape how you see bloating

* help to manage it psychologically

* at the end there is an exercise to help you with this so get a pen and paper

‌DISCLAIMER: This is NOT therapy or a substitute for psychological and medical advice.

Want to build a healthy relationship with food?

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FREE Resources:

Download my [FREE binge eating tracker tool]

Experiencing burnout?

Free guide here

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