Plateful Parenting Podcast

Plateful Parenting is a podcast for parents, by parents, that navigates the ups and downs of raising kids with eating disorders. With real-life stories, expert advice, and a dash of humor, we’re here to support you every step of the way. Whether you’re a seasoned parent or just starting this journey, tune in for practical tips, heartfelt conversations, and a community that gets it.

Episode 28: A Peer Mentor’s Perspective: Healing, Hope, and Empowerment with Kelsey Gilchriest 04/23/2025

Episode 27: Raising Body-Positive Kids with Oona Hanson 04/15/2025

Episode 26: Insights into Eating Disorder Treatment with Dr. Jackie Shiels 04/08/2025

Episode 25: How Cancelling DEI Impacts Eating Disorder Awareness & Treatment 03/25/2025

Episode 24: Refeeding, Resilience, and Raising Awareness with Katie Maki 03/18/2025

Episode 23: Beyond Recovery: A Deeper Conversation with Carolyn Costin 03/11/2025

Episode 22: Understanding Binge Eating Disorder: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Support 03/04/2025

Episode 22: Understanding Binge Eating Disorder: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Support Welcome to "Plateful Parenting," the podcast dedicated to providing resources, support, and community for parents navigating their child’s eating disorder recovery. In this episode, co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci discuss binge eating disorder (BED)—the most common yet often least recognized eating disorder. Binge eating disorder is more than just overeating; it involves recurrent episodes of consuming large amounts of food with a sense of loss of control, often followed by guilt or shame. Unlike bulimia, BED does not involve compensatory behaviors like purging or excessive exercise. Many parents struggle to recognize BED because it doesn’t always align with stereotypical eating disorder presentations, but early intervention is crucial. In this episode, Chanel and Christine explore: The diagnostic criteria for BED and how it differs from other eating disorders The emotional and physical consequences of BED, including its impact on mental health Treatment approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), nutrition counseling, and medical support How parents can create a supportive home environment without reinforcing food shame or diet culture When to seek professional help and how to start the conversation with your child Chanel provides expert insight into the role of a dietitian in supporting clients with BED and shares real-world examples of how shifting away from restrictive food rules can help break the cycle of binge eating. Christine offers practical strategies for parents to foster a safe, structured, and shame-free relationship with food at home. Join us as we break down misconceptions, offer tangible tools for parents, and reinforce the message that recovery is possible, no matter where your child is in their journey. Resources Mentioned: : A trusted nonprofit providing education, resources, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. : A virtual, evidence-based eating disorder treatment program designed for individuals and families. : Offers education, resources, and support for those affected by BED. : Focuses on weight-inclusive approaches to health and sustainable wellness. : Encourages self-compassion and a non-diet approach to healing from binge eating and disordered eating patterns. Conclusion: Binge eating disorder is a complex and deeply personal struggle, but healing is possible with the right support, treatment, and compassionate guidance. If you or your child are struggling, reaching out for help is the first step. Remember, food is not the enemy, and your child’s worth is never defined by what they eat. Thank you for joining us on Plateful Parenting. Stay connected with us for more expert insights, practical advice, and supportive conversations. See you next time! /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/35524410

Episode 21: The Cost of Eating Disorder Recovery: Financial Barriers & Solutions 02/25/2025

Episode 21: The Cost of Eating Disorder Recovery: Financial Barriers & Solutions In Episode 21 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Christine Santucci and Chanel Kenner, RD tackle an often-overlooked challenge in eating disorder recovery: the financial barriers that many families face. From the high costs of treatment to the rising price of groceries, financial strain can make recovery feel even more overwhelming for parents trying to support their child. Christine and Chanel break down the impact of food insecurity, insurance limitations, and treatment costs, while also providing practical strategies for navigating recovery on a budget. They share affordable meal-planning ideas, community resources, and advocacy tips to help parents find the support they need without financial stress standing in the way. In this episode, you’ll learn: ✅ How food insecurity can contribute to eating disorders and complicate recovery ✅ Practical meal-planning strategies for families on a budget ✅ Free and low-cost eating disorder treatment options ✅ How to advocate for insurance coverage and financial assistance Recovery shouldn’t be a privilege—it should be accessible to all. If financial challenges have made your child’s recovery more difficult, this episode is for you. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: – Education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. – A virtual treatment program offering evidence-based care for individuals and families navigating eating disorder recovery. – Provides financial assistance and advocacy for individuals who need eating disorder treatment but face barriers to access. – A nationwide food bank network supporting families experiencing food insecurity. – A government program that helps low-income families afford groceries, ensuring better access to nutrition. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this important conversation about the financial challenges of eating disorder recovery. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the cost of treatment or struggling to afford nutritious meals, remember: you’re not alone, and resources are available to help. Follow us on Instagram for more insights, and visit for additional resources. Recovery is possible, even in the face of financial hardship—let’s take it one step at a time. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/35418290

Episode 20: Navigating Meal Times: From Battles to Connection 02/18/2025

Episode 20: Navigating Meal Times: From Battles to Connection In Episode 20 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Christine Santucci and Chanel Kenner, RD dive into one of the most challenging aspects of supporting a child with an eating disorder: meal times. What should be a moment of connection often turns into a battle filled with stress, anxiety, and second-guessing. Christine and Chanel explore why meal times become so emotionally charged, how to shift the focus from food struggles to connection, and practical strategies to make meals less stressful. Chanel shares expert advice on setting realistic expectations, avoiding power struggles, and fostering a more peaceful mealtime routine. In this episode, you’ll learn: ✅ Why meal times can feel overwhelming and emotionally charged ✅ Practical strategies to create structure and reduce stress at meals ✅ How to handle common challenges like food refusal and distractions ✅ Tips for building connection at the table beyond food Meal times don’t have to feel like a war zone—this episode provides the tools to transform them into moments of trust, support, and connection. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: – Education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. – Resources on raising competent eaters and fostering a positive mealtime environment. – Virtual eating disorder treatment providing comprehensive, evidence-based care. – Tips on intuitive eating and child-friendly mealtime strategies. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this episode on transforming meal times from battles into moments of connection. Small, consistent changes can make a big difference in your child’s recovery journey. Follow us on Instagram for more insights, and visit for additional resources. You’re not alone in this journey—let’s take it one meal at a time. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/35324900

Episode 19: Co-Occurring Disorders: Untangling the Web of Eating Disorders and Mental Health 02/11/2025

Episode 19: Co-Occurring Disorders: Untangling the Web of Eating Disorders and Mental Health Description: In Episode 19 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Christine Santucci and Chanel Kenner, RD explore the intricate relationship between eating disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, such as anxiety, OCD, and depression. Many parents find themselves overwhelmed, wondering how these disorders influence each other and what to prioritize in treatment. Chanel and Christine break down why eating disorders rarely exist in isolation, how co-occurring conditions contribute to disordered eating behaviors, and what parents can do to ensure their child receives comprehensive care. Christine shares personal insights from her son’s ARFID journey, while Chanel offers expert advice on navigating multidisciplinary treatment, advocating for your child’s needs, and implementing practical strategies at home. In this episode, you’ll learn: ✅ Why eating disorders often overlap with other mental health challenges ✅ How to approach treatment when multiple conditions are at play ✅ Common co-occurring disorders and how they impact eating behaviors ✅ Actionable tips for parents to support their child’s recovery holistically If your child is struggling with more than just their eating disorder, this episode will provide clarity, reassurance, and a roadmap for moving forward. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: – Education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. – Resources for individuals navigating OCD and related anxiety disorders. – Expert guidance on child mental health, including eating disorders and co-occurring conditions. – Virtual eating disorder treatment providing comprehensive, evidence-based care. – Resources for understanding and managing anxiety and depression in children and teens. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this essential discussion on co-occurring disorders and their impact on eating disorder recovery. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, remember: you don’t have to solve everything at once. Focus on what’s most important today, seek support, and take it step by step. Follow us on Instagram for more insights, and visit for additional resources. You’re not alone in this journey—together, we can support our kids toward healing, one meal at a time. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/35234765

Episode 18: Dessert Dilemmas: Is There Such Thing as Too Much Sugar? 02/04/2025

Episode 18: Dessert Dilemmas: Is There Such Thing as Too Much Sugar? In Episode 18 of "Plateful Parenting," Christine shares a question she recently posed to Chanel over text: How much dessert is too much? Seeking guidance on what is reasonable and how to navigate sweet foods with her daughter, Christine turns to Chanel for expert advice from a non-diet perspective. Chanel breaks down the importance of routine, light structure, and boundaries around food—without introducing moral labels or creating a sense of scarcity that can drive food obsession and binge behaviors. They discuss how to cultivate a healthy relationship with food by allowing autonomy, removing guilt and restriction, and fostering trust around eating choices. This episode is a must-listen for parents looking to shift their perspective on dessert, ditch the fear around sweets, and support their child in developing a balanced and intuitive approach to food. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: : Provides education, support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. : Offers guidance on raising competent eaters and fostering a positive feeding environment. : Provides resources on child nutrition, mealtime structure, and intuitive eating for families. : A virtual eating disorder treatment program offering evidence-based care for individuals and families. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us as we explored how to talk about dessert in a way that promotes balance and trust. Remember, food is meant to be enjoyed, and creating a healthy relationship with it starts with the messages we pass on to our children. Tune in next time on Plateful Parenting for more insights, support, and expert guidance! /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/35142835

Episode 17: Understanding Bulimia Nervosa: Recognizing Signs and Supporting Recovery 01/28/2025

Episode 17: Understanding Bulimia Nervosa: Recognizing Signs and Supporting Recovery In Episode 17 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci take a deep dive into bulimia nervosa, a complex eating disorder that can often go unnoticed. They discuss the key signs and symptoms parents should watch for, the importance of early intervention, and the various treatment options available to support recovery. Christine and Chanel also share actionable advice for navigating difficult conversations with your child about bulimia behaviors, offering tips for approaching these topics with empathy and understanding. Chanel draws on her experience as a dietitian to explain how nutritional counseling fits into the treatment process, while Christine provides insight into fostering a supportive environment at home. Whether you’re a parent seeking to understand bulimia better, suspect your child may be struggling, or need guidance on how to start the conversation, this episode is packed with compassion, practical strategies, and helpful resources. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: : Offers comprehensive support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. : A virtual eating disorder treatment program providing evidence-based care for individuals and families. : A nonprofit organization providing resources for families using Family-Based Treatment (FBT) for eating disorders. : Provides information and tools for individuals and families navigating eating disorders. Additional Resources for Bulimia Nervosa: : An informative resource offering education about bulimia, treatment options, and support for individuals and families. : A nonprofit organization focused on equitable access to eating disorder treatment, including resources for those with bulimia. : Provides educational materials and treatment provider directories for eating disorders, including bulimia. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us as we discussed bulimia nervosa and how parents can recognize signs, seek treatment, and approach difficult conversations with care. Remember, recovery is possible, and you play a vital role in your child’s journey. Tune in next time on Plateful Parenting for more resources, support, and community. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/35043580

Episode 16: Edie Stark: California Wildfires. How to Talk to Your Kids About Traumatic Events 01/21/2025

Episode 16: Edie Stark: California Wildfires. How to Talk to Your Kids About Traumatic Events Description: In Episode 16 of "Plateful Parenting," Chanel Kenner, RD, interviews Edie Stark, LCSW, of Stark Therapy Group, to explore how parents can navigate difficult conversations with their children about traumatic events, such as the recent Los Angeles Fires. Edie provides practical tips for addressing these challenges with compassion and understanding, particularly when parents are managing their own anxiety in the face of uncertainty. Edie shares strategies for fostering open dialogue with children, supporting their emotional needs, and finding balance as parents work through their own emotions. With her expertise in therapy and intuitive counseling, Edie highlights how the skills discussed can be applied to a wide range of life’s challenges, reminding parents to practice gentleness and self-compassion along the way. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: : Learn about Edie’s work, her therapy approach, and resources for emotional wellness. : Additional information about Edie’s services and her expertise in trauma and eating disorders. : Follow Edie for tips and insights on emotional well-being and self-care. Resources for Families Affected by the Los Angeles Fires: : Provides resources for families impacted by disasters, including housing and financial support. : Offers immediate support for families affected by natural disasters, including shelter and mental health services. : Provides information and support for families recovering from wildfires, including grants and housing assistance. : A program offering mental health resources and emotional support for individuals impacted by disasters in California. : Focused on helping children and families recover after emergencies, providing both resources and emotional support. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this important conversation with Edie Stark about navigating tough topics with kids during challenging times. Remember to approach these conversations with compassion, patience, and self-kindness. Join us next time on Plateful Parenting as we continue to provide support and resources for parents navigating eating disorder recovery and beyond. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/34936860

Episode 15: Understanding Anorexia: Tips and Resources for Parents 01/15/2025

Episode 15: Understanding Anorexia: Tips and Resources for Parents In Episode 15 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci provide a comprehensive overview of anorexia nervosa. They explore what anorexia is, its signs and symptoms, and how parents can be positive and supportive forces in their child’s recovery journey. Chanel offers her professional insight as a dietitian, sharing actionable tips for parents, including how to create a safe and supportive food environment, ways to encourage open communication, and the importance of early intervention. Whether you’re a parent of a child with anorexia, suspect your child may be struggling, or simply want to understand more about this complex disorder, this episode provides clarity, compassion, and resources to help you navigate this journey. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: : Provides support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. : A nonprofit organization providing resources and information for families using Family-Based Treatment (FBT) for eating disorders, including anorexia. : Offers information on anorexia, related disorders, and tools for families and individuals seeking support. : A virtual treatment program offering evidence-based care for individuals and families navigating eating disorder recovery. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this important discussion about anorexia nervosa. We hope this episode provides helpful insights and encouragement for parents at any stage of the recovery journey. Remember, recovery is possible, and parents play an essential role in supporting their child’s path to healing. Join us next time on Plateful Parenting for more resources, support, and community. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/34863100

Episode 14: Progress and Perseverance: Christine’s Update on ARFID Recovery 01/07/2025

Episode 14: Progress and Perseverance: Christine’s Update on ARFID Recovery In Episode 14 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci share a personal and uplifting update about Christine’s son’s progress in his recovery from ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder). Christine celebrates recent wins, including her son’s exploration of new takes on familiar foods and improved intake to better meet his nutritional needs. Together, Chanel and Christine dive into the role of motivation and “buy-in” for individuals with ARFID, emphasizing how cultivating a sense of empowerment and safety is key to expanding food preferences and making meaningful progress. They discuss how these principles apply not only to ARFID but to all eating disorders on the path toward recovery. This heartfelt episode offers encouragement and practical strategies for parents navigating the ups and downs of recovery, reminding listeners that every step forward—no matter how small—counts. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition or treatment. Resources Mentioned: : A virtual eating disorder treatment program offering comprehensive, evidence-based care for individuals and families. : Provides support, resources, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by eating disorders. : Offers education, tools, and support for those navigating ARFID recovery. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this inspiring and personal conversation about recovery from ARFID. Christine’s update is a reminder that progress is possible and worth celebrating, even in the smallest of steps. Join us next time as we continue to share resources, support, and hope for parents navigating eating disorder recovery. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/34753310

Navigating the Holidays with Grace and Safety: Tips for Parents 12/24/2024

Episode 12: A Conversation with Kyla Fox: Creating Safe and Supportive Food Environments During the Holidays 12/17/2024

Episode 12: A Conversation with Kyla Fox: Creating Safe and Supportive Food Environments During the Holidays In Episode 12 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci sit down with Kyla Fox, founder of the Kyla Fox Centre, to explore how families can cultivate a healthy and supportive food and body environment during the often challenging winter holidays. Kyla shares her deeply personal recovery story and how it shaped her unique, compassionate approach to eating disorder treatment. Drawing from her own experience, Kyla emphasizes the importance of family involvement and individualized care, offering parents practical tools to support their loved ones during holiday gatherings—when triggers such as food-centric traditions and body-focused conversations are more likely to arise. In this episode, Kyla, Chanel, and Christine discuss: How Kyla’s recovery journey informs her work with both sufferers and their families. Ways parents can set boundaries and navigate harmful conversations about weight and food at family gatherings. The importance of creating a safe, judgment-free environment around meals during the holidays. How families can redefine holiday traditions to prioritize connection, joy, and inclusivity over diet culture and rigid expectations. This heartfelt and practical conversation provides parents with tools to foster an environment of safety and acceptance during a time that can otherwise feel overwhelming for those in recovery. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your healthcare provider for any questions regarding a medical condition. Resources Mentioned: : Offering individualized, compassionate eating disorder treatment for individuals and their families. : A virtual eating disorder treatment program providing evidence-based care for individuals and families. : A leading resource offering support, education, and advocacy for those impacted by eating disorders. Conclusion: Thank you for joining us for this powerful conversation with Kyla Fox. Her story reminds us that recovery is possible and that families play an essential role in creating safe spaces for healing—especially during the holidays. Join us next time as we continue to provide support, resources, and hope for families navigating eating disorder recovery. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/34482195

Episode 11: Empowering Parents: A Conversation with JD Ouellette 12/10/2024

Episode 10: Reflections and Real Talk: Highlights, Humor, and Hope 12/03/2024

Episode 9: Demystifying Residential Treatment: Insights from Maddy Rojas, RD 11/26/2024

Episode 8: Making Peace with Food and Body: A Conversation with Shira Rosenbluth, LCSW 11/19/2024

Episode 8: Making Peace with Food and Body: A Conversation with Shira Rosenbluth, LCSW In Episode 8 of "Plateful Parenting," co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci sit down with Shira Rosenbluth, LCSW, a licensed clinical social worker and prominent voice in the eating disorder recovery community. Shira specializes in helping adolescents and adults struggling with eating disorders, disordered eating, body image issues, and low self-esteem. Her approach, rooted in the principles of Health At Every Size (HAES), emphasizes self-compassion, body acceptance, and breaking free from the cycle of restriction and shame. In this heartfelt episode, Shira shares her journey as a therapist and advocate, offering practical advice for parents on supporting their child’s recovery while fostering a positive body image at home. The conversation dives into the cultural stigmas surrounding weight and food, the impact of diet culture on young people, and how families can create an environment of healing and acceptance. Shira’s insights are a breath of fresh air for anyone navigating the challenging waters of eating disorder recovery. Resources Mentioned: - Shira Rosenbluth, LCSW: : Shira’s website features information about her therapy practice, her blog on recovery and body positivity, and resources for those seeking support. - : A leading nonprofit organization providing support, resources, and education to individuals and families affected by eating disorders. - : People of all sizes, including those at the largest end of the size spectrum, have the right to healthcare without exception. This episode is a must-listen for parents and caregivers seeking to create a foundation of love and acceptance for their children as they work toward recovery. *This podcast is intended for information purposes only and is not a replacement for health advice from a healthcare provider. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/33994917

Episode 7: Dr. Sarah Ravin: Understanding ARFID 11/12/2024

Episode 7: Dr. Sarah Ravin: Understanding ARFID In Episode 7 of Plateful Parenting, “Dr. Sarah Ravin: Understanding ARFID,” co-hosts Chanel Kenner, RD, and Christine Santucci sit down with Dr. Sarah Ravin, a clinical psychologist known for her compassionate and evidence-based approach to treating eating disorders. Dr. Ravin specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults dealing with ARFID (Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) and other complex mental health challenges. Together, they discuss the intricacies of ARFID, its impact on young patients and their families, and the critical role of family involvement in treatment. Listeners will gain valuable insights into ARFID from Dr. Ravin’s perspective, including how to recognize early signs, support a loved one’s journey toward recovery, and the importance of seeking a knowledgeable, family-centered treatment provider. Chanel and Christine’s interview with Dr. Ravin provides practical guidance for parents navigating this journey and offers an encouraging message about the possibilities of recovery. Resources Mentioned: : A network of professionals offering guidance and support to families navigating ARFID, emphasizing education and collaboration to improve patient outcomes. : A virtual eating disorder treatment program designed for families, Equip provides tailored, evidence-based care for individuals with eating disorders, with a focus on accessible, family-supported recovery. : A global support community offering resources, forums, and evidence-based information for parents and caregivers of children with eating disorders. : Dr. Sarah Ravin’s practice website, featuring information on her services, blog posts, and resources for families dealing with eating disorders and other mental health challenges. : A book offering practical advice for parents of teens with eating disorders, addressing everything from treatment approaches to communication strategies. : A website dedicated to providing resources and support for families of children and teens with anorexia and other eating disorders, offering tools for managing challenges and fostering recovery. This episode is an essential listen for parents, caregivers, and anyone supporting someone with ARFID, as it brings expert knowledge and empathy to a challenging topic. "Plateful Parenting" is intended for educational and supportive purposes only and is not meant to be take as a replacement for medical advice from any health care provider. /episode/index/show/d87cb641-5836-452c-b9b5-c555c074b556/id/33894047

Episode 6: ARFID: What it IS and When to Seek Help 11/05/2024

Episode 5: A Conversation with Carolyn Costin - Pioneering Eating Disorder Recovery 10/29/2024

Episode 4: Embracing Intuitive Eating with Evelyn Tribole 10/22/2024

Episode 3: Chanel Shares Her Story 10/15/2024

Christine Shares Her Story 10/08/2024

Welcome to Plateful Parenting 10/03/2024

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