Join hosts Joy and Adam as they discuss anything and everything related to eating disorders. Both eating disorder survivors, they tackle controversial and personal subjects with honesty and humor.No topic is off limits! The podcast is available on most major streaming services, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeartRadio. You can also follow all the episodes …
The Joy Project http://joyproject.org/Contact:info@joyproject.org Program Description Patient Demographics Support Groups Monday nights from 6:30-8:00pm at University Lutheran Church of Hope, 601 13th Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414. Hosts weekly support groups for members of the community who are struggling to recover from an eating disorder. More info here.COVID-19 Edit: Until further notice, we are …
When you’re in recovery, you’re literally fighting battles EVERY DAY. And while messages about “acceptance” and “positivity” play important roles in the recovery process, they’re not always the best things to get you pumped up for BATTLE. So we’ve put together this list of recovery tools that take advantage of your inner bad-ass warrior.Heads up!! …
One of the most frustrating things about the process of recovery is that the thoughts and symptoms feel so automatic. By the time you realize you’ve been triggered, you’re already stuck in a chain of negative thinking and unhealthy behaviors, and the rational part of your brain that might be able to intervene has already …
The Joy Project Eating Disorder Support Group meets Monday nights from 6:30-8:00 pm CST at the University Church of Hope Address: 601 13th Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414 COVID-19 UPDATE: UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, WE ARE MEETING VIRTUALLY THROUGH ZOOM ON MONDAY NIGHTS 6:30-8 PMFOR LINK AND PASSWORD CONTACT US AT INFO@JOYPROJECT.COM Check out The Joy Project Discussion …
Am I Hungry? The loss of the body’s natural hunger and fullness cues is a common experience, and can make recovery extremely challenging. A rumbling stomach may be the most obvious sign of hunger, but it is not the only one. There are several more subtle and often dismissed cues that indicate you are in …
