Jenn Friedman's guest appearances

Jenn Friedman

We Are The Geek: The Chroniclers Of Darkness by Uncle Yo

Your Life Your Success with Anne-Sophie Reinhardt

Eating Disorders Off Topic

Vegan and Vibrant

Understanding Disordered Eating

Leonard Nimoy

Peter Capaldi

Tomm Moore

Daniel Adams

Charles Dunbar

Cynthia Von Buhler

Yurikuma Arashi

Laura Aguinaga

Anna Frankl-Duval

Teddy Nicholas

Nigel Taylor

Dan Lavoie

Jessica Jennings

Annie Kaup

Shakespeare Shakedown

OwlTail

Jenn Friedman, MA, MHC-LP, is a Mental Health Counselor, author, and musician. She provides therapy at MTZ Counseling, drawing on psychodynamic and cognitive principles. Jenn is the author of Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery (Routledge, 2022), a book that aims to improve the discourse about veganism in the eating disorder field. She writes, records, and performs music, which she considers a source of healing and connection. Calling all vegans, those in eating disorder recovery, and anyone with ethical or religious eating restrictions! This episode is a must. listen. Today, we take a deep dive into a conversation that is tailor-made for you. We begin with the complex interplay between veganism and eating disorders. Jenn and I identify the difference between restrictions that have everything to do with your eating disorder and that have nothing to do with your eating disorder. We identify what's what and reiterate the idea that each situation needs to be treated as individualized. Note: For those of you who have other ethical and religious restrictions on food, swap the vegan part and insert whatever your restriction may be. A good number of you, I know, keep Kosher (perhaps we should do a more thorough on that  🤔), and this will be really helpful for you, too.

Jenn Friedman, MA, MHC-LP, is a Mental Health Counselor, author, and musician. She provides therapy at MTZ Counseling, drawing on psychodynamic and cognitive principles. Jenn is the author of Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery (Routledge, 2022), a book that aims to improve the discourse about veganism in the eating disorder field. She writes, records, and performs music, which she considers a source of healing and connection. Calling all vegans, those in eating disorder recovery, and anyone with ethical or religious eating restrictions! This episode is a must. listen. Today, we take a deep dive into a conversation that is tailor-made for you. We begin with the complex interplay between veganism and eating disorders. Jenn and I identify the difference between restrictions that have everything to do with your eating disorder and that have nothing to do with your eating disorder. We identify what's what and reiterate the idea that each situation needs to be treated as individualized. Note: For those of you who have other ethical and religious restrictions on food, swap the vegan part and insert whatever your restriction may be. A good number of you, I know, keep Kosher (perhaps we should do a more thorough on that  🤔), and this will be really helpful for you, too.

85. Veganism and Eating Disorders with Jenn Friedman

Joy and Adam talk with Jenn Friedman MA, MHC-LP about her new book, Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery. It's a frank and enlightening conversation about the what harms happen in treatment centers when trauma is not treated, rather, often the individual seeking accommodation mat become a victim of a one-size-fits-all system. In addition to being an author, Jenn is a musician and therapist in private practice in NY State.You can find Jenn's book here at Routledge PressAbout the Book:This book addresses the eating disorder field’s misconceptions about veganism with the goal of realigning the discourse about veganism and non-veganism in eating disorder recovery.Veganism and eating disorders are often associated with one another in the eating disorder field, leading to the widely adopted belief that following the dietary component of veganism may inhibit recovery from an eating disorder. Friedman posits that this belief is founded on an oversimplified view and counters it by exploring the ethical dimensions of veganism. In this book, Friedman looks at ideas perpetuated around veganism and recovery, including the potential harm to vegans prohibited from following veganism in treatment centers. Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery culminates in a prospective proposal for a "vegan-informed" eating disorder recovery model, which may be adapted for clients’ individual needs.Friedman lays a foundation for an improved discourse on veganism and eating disorders by drawing from a wide range of resources, including academic research, blog posts, eating disorder literature, and anecdotes. This accessible text will appeal to professionals and eating disorder clients alike, enabling them to collaborate under optimal conditions.

Joy and Adam talk with Jenn Friedman MA, MHC-LP about her new book, Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery. It's a frank and enlightening conversation about the what harms happen in treatment centers when trauma is not treated, rather, often the individual seeking accommodation mat become a victim of a one-size-fits-all system. In addition to being an author, Jenn is a musician and therapist in private practice in NY State. You can find Jenn's book <a href="https://www.routledge.com/Veganism-and-Eating-Disorder-Recovery/Friedman/p/book/9781032316239" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here at Routledge Press</a> About the Book: This book addresses the eating disorder field’s misconceptions about veganism with the goal of realigning the discourse about veganism and non-veganism in eating disorder recovery.Veganism and eating disorders are often associated with one another in the eating disorder field, leading to the widely adopted belief that following the dietary component of veganism may inhibit recovery from an eating disorder. Friedman posits that this belief is founded on an oversimplified view and counters it by exploring the ethical dimensions of veganism. In this book, Friedman looks at ideas perpetuated around veganism and recovery, including the potential harm to vegans prohibited from following veganism in treatment centers. Veganism and Eating Disorder Recovery culminates in a prospective proposal for a "vegan-informed" eating disorder recovery model, which may be adapted for clients’ individual needs.Friedman lays a foundation for an improved discourse on veganism and eating disorders by drawing from a wide range of resources, including academic research, blog posts, eating disorder literature, and anecdotes. This accessible text will appeal to professionals and eating disorder clients alike, enabling them to collaborate under optimal conditions.

"Can I be Vegan in treatment?" with Jenn Friedman

Yo reunites with Brooklyn's singer/songwriter  to understand her journey in battling a life-threatening eating disorder. Through music, writing and outreach, Jenn was able to create a double-release, "Eating Disorders on the Wire," a dual package book and concept album meant to compliment the experience. It's a gripping life lesson for survivors, artists, advocates, and humans everywhere. You are not alone.Also, check out .

Yo reunites with Brooklyn's singer/songwriter  to understand her journey in battling a life-threatening eating disorder. Through music, writing and outreach, Jenn was able to create a double-release, "Eating Disorders on the Wire," a dual package book and concept album meant to compliment the experience. It's a gripping life lesson for survivors, artists, advocates, and humans everywhere. You are not alone. Also, check out .

157 - Eating Disorders on the Wire with Jenn Friedman