Secrets Keep You Sick, dealing with the inner sound track
January 10, 2017
Hosted by Kathy Welter-Nichols
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Episode Description
We don't just keep secrets from others, we keep them from ourselves too. Those un-forbidden conversations we will not allow ourselves to have with ourselves, or with anyone else either. Brene Brown said: "A person's success in life can usually be measured by the number of uncomfortable conversations he or she is willing to have." What makes us believe our lives should be comfortable, and if they are not, we can't go on? We can't face it? What if the discomforting thought or conversation is all happening in your mind and isn't even real - at all. Is it just something you tell yourself? When we experience internal emotions What would happen if you did something different? What would happen if you could? What might change if you didn't use the old ways and instead went for what is different, this time? This week we are digging deeper into the beliefs and strategies that often keep an addictive pattern locked into place. I'm here opening the lines to callers.
Chasing Hunger
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One in three people knows someone suffering with an eating disorder. Chasing Hunger unravels the struggles of these issues offering real tools you can use to help reclaim your life from eating disorders.
What can I eat? Will I gain weight? What about anxiety? I can’t sleep. I’m having panic attacks and I’m bloated all the time. What about junk sugar and junk foods? I feel ashamed, I feel guilty.
These and many more behavior patterns are linked to eating disorders, along with beliefs and values that are often sacrificed in the secretive drive for thinness.
The ability to build new resources that support optimal self-care and self-love is a pre-requisite for lasting recovery, built on gratitude and forgiveness. Join us.
Kathy Welter-Nichols
Kathy Welter-Nichols is a clinician and author; she runs a private practice in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. Over the years she has helped thousands of people achieve positive results, which inspired her to create a specialized program called “The Bulimia Breakthrough Method.”
She is a published author of several books: Chasing Hunger: The 90-day Bulimia Breakthrough Challenge is the one that put her in front of a TV audience on the CBS-produced, internationally syndicated show “The Doctors.” Her other titles include: Meditation for Beginners, Mindful for Beginners and My Birth, My Way. She is also a birth coach and doula, and teaches weekly meditation practices. She is the winner of the 1999 Spirit of Community Award for her dedicated service in hospice work for patients struggling with a life threatening illness and their families.
Her expertise offers real insight into the challenges of eating disorders and its debilitating effects. Through insightful questioning, she has gathered knowledge and information that has been key in assisting people to achieve positive recovery.
Kathy’s passion and deep empathy for the human condition has honed her insightful intuition for understanding people. This combination of education, skill, passion and her unique approach make her a dynamic leader in the field of recovery from eating disorders.
Episode Directory
March 2017
February 2017
January 2017
- 1/31/2017: The Gene Keys, A Discussion on Addiction: with Peter Tongue Listen Now test
- 1/24/2017: What is life like when you Stop Using Bulimia? Listen Now test
- 1/17/2017: Tosca Reno on Chasing Hunger, with Kathy Welter Nichols Listen Now test
- 1/10/2017: Secrets Keep You Sick, dealing with the inner sound track Listen Now test
- 1/3/2017: My New Year Re-Soul-ution Listen Now test
