Self-led Eating during Stressful Times - with Jeanne Catanzaro

from IFS Talks · host Jeanne Catanzaro

Today, on IFS Talks we welcome back Jeanne Catanzaro PhD. Jeanne is a licensed clinical psychologist with 25 years experience in treating eating and trauma-related issues. She’s written articles about IFS and eating disorders and is dedicated to helping people develop self-led relationships with food and their bodies. Jeanne is a certified IFS therapist in private practice in Brookline, Massachusetts and she’s the Vice Chair of the executive committee for the IFS Institute. We hope you enjoy this episode as we did. In case you know of someone's work that would fit in our podcast, please let us know through this form: https://internalfamilysystems.pt/ifs-talks/interview-request-suggestion 

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