Tamie Gangloff – National Business Development, Hidden River Eating Disorder Treatment

What if the behaviors we’re trying to “fix”… are actually protecting us?In this episode of The Voice of Hope Podcast, Dr. Ken Huey sits down with Tamie Gangloff to unpack the complex intersection of eating disorders, chronic illness, and trauma - and what real recovery actually requires.Tamie brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to the conversation, sharing how her own recovery journey shaped the way she approaches healing today. Together, they explore why treatment must go beyond symptoms, how trauma often hides in plain sight, and why storytelling can be one of the most powerful tools for connection and recovery.This conversation is especially powerful for families, clinicians, and anyone navigating long-term healing - offering practical insights on how to support loved ones, rebuild trust in care systems, and stay connected to hope even when progress feels slow.You’ll learn: Why chronic illness must be integrated into eating disorder treatment - not treated separately  How trauma shows up in subtle ways during recovery  What supportive language actually sounds like for families  The role of storytelling in reducing shame and isolation  How to rebuild trust after medical trauma  Simple mindset shifts that lead to better outcomes in care If you or someone you love is struggling, this episode is a reminder: healing is possible - and you don’t have to do it alone.