EDeology: The People Behind Today's Eating Disorder Treatment Landscape

EDeology is a space for difficult conversations among eating disorder recovery professionals—not to debate fact, but to share the personal and professional experiences that shape each of our narratives.This podcast aims to represent the political and ideological spectrum without tone or language policing. My hope is that if, as professionals, we can hold each other’s stories with honesty, empathy, and compassion, we’ll be better able to do so for our clients.

EDeology: The People Behind Today's Eating Disorder Treatment Landscape is a health podcast hosted by Elka Cubacub, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Elka Cubacub hosts EDeology: The People Behind Today's Eating Disorder Treatment Landscape, a health show with 38 episodes published.

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  “My Favorite Psychotherapist Went to Jail” with Kayla Perry

  Jun 2, 20261h 13mS0

  <p>Moralistic judgment is the root of so much division in our field and in our society. The perception of ideologically opposing groups as uninformed, evil, or inherently harmful is the surest way to eliminate any possibility of dialogue. Moralistic judgment can be a way of naming oppressive systems that have been enabled or whitewashed; but when directed at individual people, it becomes a painful and dehumanizing form of exclusion.</p><p>There's a particular brand of moral outrage that is reserved for fellow mental health practitioners. It's designed to protect the integrity of our profession and is expressed in...

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  Helping our Children Develop a Healthy Relationship with Food with Katie Gilder, RD

  May 12, 20261h 2mS0

  <p>Many of the hot topics in eating disorder recovery—health at every size, food neutrality, whether some foods are manufactured with addictive qualities—extend beyond eating disorders and to the messages we hold and teach our children about food and bodies.</p><p>In this episode I am joined by Katie Gilder and we talk about how we address these issues with young kids. We discuss whether there's “healthy” vs. “unhealthy” foods in our homes, if we communicate distinctions between food types (such as meal time vs dessert) to our kids, how we respond to the children's comments about different bo...

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  Can we treat trauma while an eating disorder is active?

  May 5, 202659 minS0

  <p>Is an eating disorder the result of past trauma? When we see someone stuck in self-destructive and potentially life-threatening behaviors, it’s natural to ask what terrible event created this?</p><p>Clinicians often debate the importance of addressing past trauma in eating disorder treatment, versus targeting present symptoms. Psychodynamic and embodied approaches typically emphasize past history and complex roots of a disorder, whereas behavioral approaches, such as family based treatment and cognitive behavior therapy, generally focus on reducing eating disorder behaviors and the associated distorted perceptions. In defense of both positions, people like to cite research studies identifying th...

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  “I Learned from Some Very Smart Women You Don’t Do a Lot for Free”: On Money and Mental Health Care with Robyn Kievit NP, RD

  Mar 10, 202640 minS0

  <p>Periodically, I hear someone describe a past therapist, a particular therapy modality, or a treatment center as “just in it for the money.”</p><p>On the flip side, I’ve had many conversations with therapists and other mental health providers about how hard it is to hold fees, guilt for raising fees, strain strain related to enforcing cancellation policies, weak boundaries, and frustration with insurance policies that can make financial survival in this field difficult.</p><p>Money is an unavoidable part of mental health care.</p><p>My work brings me into regular contact with the depths of hum...

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  This is your trigger warning!

  Feb 5, 202623 minS0

  <p>In this episode, I discuss why this podcast has no content rules and how I address information that might be triggering to the listener. I also do a deep dive into the question, can words cause harm?</p><p>More on Elka: https://cubacubcounseling.com/ </p><p>Elka’s book, Binge Eating Demystified https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FD493WZ3</p><p><br></p>

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