In the final (!) episode of Season 2, Dr. Lisa Anderson of the University of Minnesota joins Picture Blurrfect to share her research exploring the link between "feeling fat," interoceptive awareness, and feelings such as guilt, depression, and disgust. As a fairly new area of study, Dr. Anderson and Naomi discuss how these results could inform future research and, more importantly, potential treatment/therapy options for patients with eating disorders.
Picture Blurrfect will resume in January 2023! Stay tuned!
Papers Discussed in the Episode:
1) Morales et al., 2022: Exploring the contribution of affective constructs and interoceptive awareness to feeling fat. Eat Weight Disord.
2) Anderson et al., 2022: "Feeling fat," disgust, guilt, and shame: Preliminary evaluation of a mediation model of binge-eating in adults with higher-weight bodies. Body Image.
3) Anderson et al., 2016: Running to win or to be thin? An evaluation of body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptoms among adult runners. Body Image.
Follow Picture Blurrfect on Social Media:
Twitter: @Blurrfect
Instagram: @picture_blurrfect
E-mail: naomi.charalambakis90@gmail.com
In the final (!) episode of Season 2, Dr. Lisa Anderson of the University of Minnesota joins Picture Blurrfect to share her research exploring the link between "feeling fat," interoceptive awareness, and feelings such as guilt, depression, and disgust. As a fairly new area of study, Dr. Anderson and Naomi discuss how these results could inform future research and, more importantly, potential treatment/therapy options for patients with eating disorders.
Picture Blurrfect will resume in January 2023! Stay tuned!
Papers Discussed in the Episode:
1) Morales et al., 2022: Exploring the contribution of affective constructs and interoceptive awareness to feeling fat. Eat Weight Disord.
2) Anderson et al., 2022: "Feeling fat," disgust, guilt, and shame: Preliminary evaluation of a mediation model of binge-eating in adults with higher-weight bodies. Body Image.
3) Anderson et al., 2016: Running to win or to be thin? An evaluation of body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptoms among adult runners. Body Image.
Follow Picture Blurrfect on Social Media:
Twitter: @Blurrfect
Instagram: @picture_blurrfect
E-mail: naomi.charalambakis90@gmail.com