Ep 27: Medical Weight Stigma — What Weight-Centric Care Misses About Eating Disorders with/Farah Myers, FNP, DipACLM episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 1H 11M

Ep 27: Medical Weight Stigma — What Weight-Centric Care Misses About Eating Disorders with/Farah Myers, FNP, DipACLM

from Stop, Collaborate, and Listen · host Jen Elliott and Allison Tucker

✨ Episode Summary: In this episode, we are joined by Farah Myers, FNP, DipACLM, nurse practitioner and direct primary care provider, to unpack how weight stigma shows up in healthcare—and why it causes real harm. We explore how weight-centric care can delay diagnoses, overlook eating disorders, and erode trust between patients and providers. This conversation highlights the mental health impacts of weight stigma, the benefits of direct primary care, and what providers can do differently to support better outcomes.Connect with Farah: Cool Creek Family HealthCool Creek Family Health Instagram🧰 Takeaways:Weight stigma is a healthcare issue that can delay diagnosis and treatmentWeight-centric care often misses the complexity of eating disordersWeight-neutral care prioritizes health without focusing on body sizeDirect primary care allows for more personalized, compassionate relationshipsBuilding trust and asking the right questions improves patient outcomesCollaboration across providers is essential for effective eating disorder care📚 Resources & Mentions:Hex the Patriarchy, Curse the Bigots SweatshirtSCOFF Questionnaire 🎧 Rate & Review:If you loved this episode, share it with a friend and leave us a 5-star review — it really helps us reach more folks!🔗 Connect With Us:Website: https://www.collab-counseling.com/IG: @collab.counseling

✨ Episode Summary: In this episode, we are joined by Farah Myers, FNP, DipACLM, nurse practitioner and direct primary care provider, to unpack how weight stigma shows up in healthcare—and why it causes real harm. We explore how weight-centric care can delay diagnoses, overlook eating disorders, and erode trust between patients and providers. This conversation highlights the mental health impacts of weight stigma, the benefits of direct primary care, and what providers can do differently to support better outcomes.Connect with Farah: Cool Creek Family HealthCool Creek Family Health Instagram🧰 Takeaways:Weight stigma is a healthcare issue that can delay diagnosis and treatmentWeight-centric care often misses the complexity of eating disordersWeight-neutral care prioritizes health without focusing on body sizeDirect primary care allows for more personalized, compassionate relationshipsBuilding trust and asking the right questions improves patient outcomesCollaboration across providers is essential for effective eating disorder care📚 Resources & Mentions:Hex the Patriarchy, Curse the Bigots SweatshirtSCOFF Questionnaire 🎧 Rate & Review:If you loved this episode, share it with a friend and leave us a 5-star review — it really helps us reach more folks!🔗 Connect With Us:Website: https://www.collab-counseling.com/IG: @collab.counseling

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