Living With An Eating Disorder

April 21, 2020

Sheree interviews Simone to learn more about her during a Facebook live to learn more about her lived experienced with an eating disorder for most of her life. We delve into facts such as the distinction between disordered eating and an eating disorder; what does recovery look like; what have the consequences been; how to recognise a problem in a loved one; and so much more.

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There is help for eating disorders, particularly if treated in the early stages.

If you suspect you or your loved one has an eating disorder, please visit any of the following links for more information and suport.

Butterfly Foundation A Foundation for Eating Disorders
Eating Disorder Hope Education, support, and inspiration to eating disorder sufferers
Embrace Body image movement
InsideOut Rethinking eating disorders from the InsideOut
Overeaters Anonymous No matter your problem with food, we have a solution
Recovery Warriors Dedicated to boosting the emotional intelligence and resilience of people struggling with depression, anxiety and eating disorders
Something Fishy Dedicated to raising awareness and providing support to people with Eating Disorders, and their loved-ones
Tabitha Farrar Eating Disorder Recovery for Adults
The Mighty We face disability, disease and mental illness together

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Sheree King

Sheree, a Registered Nurse, Master Trainer, C.H.E.K. (Corrective High-Performance Exercise & Kinesiology) certified functional exercise specialist & PN (Precision Nutrition) certified nutrition specialist, is passionate about empowering women all over the world to become their best selves. She brings decades of experience and expertise in training women, and together with big dreams and a big vision has created a unique fitness programs to transform everyday lives to empowered success.

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Sheree, now in her early 60s is a Registered Nurse, Master Trainer, C.H.E.K. (Corrective High-Performance Exercise & Kinesiology) certified...

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