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Published by Michelle Carroll
A podcast for coaches ready to think about weight less and live more - free from food and body obsession. Hosted by Michelle Carroll, (PhD(c) Clinical Psychology & MSc Nutrition), I'm here to bring science-backed tools to help you and your clients find food freedom and body confidence with my unique blend of deranged humour and atrocious pop culture references.
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SkinnyTok is obviously horrific and not something we want to promote and encourage. There has been a lot of pushback (thankfully) from trainers and influencers against the SkinnyTok content... but are we really doing all we can? And might we still be contributing to the culture that allows SkinnyTok to go forth and prosper? Probs. Let's talk about weight bias. WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Guys I was starstruck on this podcast so excuse me and my nervous laughter, but this week's special guest is THE Dr Rachel Rodgers who is basically responsible for the majority of body image research. I was fortunate to ask her all about body positivity, whether "loving your body" is helpful and where the field of body image as a whole is going. Dr Rodgers is an Associate Professor at Northeastern University and you can read her publications here . STUDY PARTICIPATION INFORMATION Inclusive group fitness Delphi study: Survey link: https://neu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0cj3Mvcapfm4MxE Inclusion criteria: Researchers or academics with teaching experience and research published on body image, eating behaviors, or exercise Certified group fitness instructors Health and fitness professionals with recognized qualifications, licensures, or certifications Advocates for positive body image, positive eating behaviors, and embodied movement Individuals who are frequent attendees of group fitness classes Frequent participants of recreational sports GLP-1, body image, and social media use: Survey link: https://neu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cMGNFqiKCsq2svk Inclusion criteria: Ages 18-35 Female identifying Have an Instagram or TikTok account The Female Athlete Embody Project: Survey link: https://tinyurl.com/NEUEmbodyProject Inclusion criteria: NCAA Collegiate athletes Ages 18-25 Ecoanxiety and eating behaviors: Survey link; https://rutgers.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0cYfyPvhVtcuq5o Inclusion criteria: Ages 18-30 English proficiency WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
A lot of people are advised by medical professionals to lose weight. This isn't necessarily a bad thing (and you should follow the advice of your medical professional not a podcast!), but do you really need to diet on 1200 calories to support your hormonal health? Or is it adding more stress? Let's discuss. BODY IMAGE GYM INFO WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Today I am joined by a very good friend of mine, Gillian Bennett, aka Bite Sized Nutrition. Gillian is a nutrition coach and mentor, who has recently pivoted her niche into coaching and mentoring mothers. I had lots of questions for her, ranging from how to market to mothers without losing your sense of identity , whether we should niche at all and we also chatted about some common fears coaches have when moving niches (or even finding one in the first place!). Head over to Gillian's podcast for Part 2 where we talk about body image and the ethics of documenting your fat loss journey to get clients... Gillian's Insta : @bitesizenutri Gillian's podcast: Building A Coaching Business in Motherhood WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Are you obsessed with the scale? Or frantically pinching at your skin like a demented bodyfat callipers? Let's talk about how you can stop body checking having such a hold on you. BODY IMAGE GYM INFO WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
As the fitness industry continues its rampant decline into thinly-veiled promotion of fitness as being an “aesthetic” and not something that can be measured and tested, it’s time to consider what happens if you DO get the dream body you’ve always wanted... and why it won't be enough unless you work on your body image! BODY IMAGE GYM EARLY BIRD SPACES BODY IMAGE GYM INFO WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
The gym and the fitness industry can be insanely beneficial for our relationship with our bodies... but it's not all performance goals and body confidence. Let's get into how the gym can help and hinder body image, plus what to do instead! WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
How do we prevent adolescents from getting eating disorders? And how do we approach these conversations without fear of "getting it wrong"? I sat down with Penny Greening from Reframe Voices, a Canadian-based charity aimed at reducing eating disorders in adolescents and beyond, and we had a chat that could have gone on for hours... But we capped it at 50ish minutes of discussions surrounding her journey, sport and ED prevention. ABOUT PENNY Canadian-born Penny Greening is a former communications agency director, community mental health advocate and nonprofit founder whose work sits at the intersection of education and social impact. During the height of the pandemic, Penny became Director of Marketing for premium personal training franchise Innovative Fitness, where she helped promote a whole-person approach to health, fitness and nutrition while raising her teenage daughter. A breast cancer survivor at 42, Penny also took a hot-minute to compete in three World Natural Bodybuilding Federation shows between 2019 and 2024, moving through Figure, Fitbody and Bodybuilding categories. That experience ultimately revealed some of her own “best-kept” and darkest secrets—what she calls “the monster.” Penny is now serving her fifth term on the board of Variety – The Children’s Charity of BC. And in 2025, she founded Reframe Voices Society after recognizing a critical gap in public awareness of how and when eating disorders truly begin. Today, Penny leads a multidisciplinary team of volunteers equipping parents and guardians of school-aged children and teens with the language and practical tools to protect their children’s mental health when it comes to food, feelings and body talk. WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Is there really no point in body positivity? Why hasn't weight loss helped you like your body? And how can we start to like our bodies when we really don't want to? I'm joined by Rachel Hunter, nutritionist and fellow body image coach/enthusiast as we chat through the big hitters... And if you want to be the first to know when our project drops, make sure you're subscribed to my Substack . WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
The fitness industry appears to be swinging back towards fat loss, dieting, tracking and transformation marketing - and coaches need to think critically about whether they are following the market or leading it. In today's epsiode I'm going to talk about why everyone seems to be pushing fat loss again - and what to do if you're feeling the pull. WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
idk how anyone who's neurodivergent is ok when this is the advice given to people (they aren't). From fat loss coaches to relationship with food coaches... there's lots we're getting wrong about neurodivergence and eating behaviours. WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
NO. That's the entire episode. WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Is is ever appropriate to give someone a weight-loss goal when they are struggling with binge-eating? I got a great DM from a listener over on Instagram and well, I couldn't condense it into a feed post so here you go! WORK WITH ME: Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
DATA>feelings might be one of the most reductionist arguments used by broscience coaches in the online space. Bc ultimately what is data? And what happens when feelings are data? Time to piss off a lot of gym bros... WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Ah, the humble check-in. The online coach's bread and butter... and in my opinion, one of the biggest areas for improvement for most coaches. What do you ask clients? How do you ask them? And what are some common misconceptions about how to respond to clients? Let's get into it. WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
Do athletes struggle with body image? Is body image different for athletes? How do we support body image when athletes have to lose weight or are assessed on their physique? I'm answering all your questions in today's epsiode on body image in sport! WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
You got into fitness to feel more confident in your body - so why do you feel worse ? We delve into why we struggle with body image on our fitness journeys, what makes positive body image and some common mistakes we make when starting off! WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
I got a really interesting DM from someone struggling with finding success on their body image journey - is it always problematic to want to change your body? And is "because I want to" a good enough reason to want fat loss? Let's discuss. WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
You mean to tell me you can do all this work on body image and still struggle with it? UNFAIR TRADE. Anyway, here's what really affected my body image whilst on hols! WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
In addition to being one of the coolest people alive, and one of the most insane performers I have ever seen, CMAT was victim of body shaming online after her festival performance (God forbid a woman exists) last weekend. Let's chat about how CMAT exemplifies what it means to have positive body image, and why we should all STFU commenting on any woman's body. WORK WITH ME : Coaching Disordered Eating Informed Body Image & Nutrition Review @michellecarroll1
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