Exploring Veganism in Eating Disorder Recovery with Sophie Corbett
In this week's episode, Han is joined by Sophie Corbett. Sophie is a specialist eating disorder dietitian. She supports clients in her online clinic and also works in an ARFID service. Sophie is passionate about supporting those to overcome their eating problems and has additional interests in veganism during recovery and body image work.
This week, we discuss:
- The motivations someone may have in starting a vegan lifestyle.
- How Sophie works with her clients to understand their motivations behind following a vegan lifestyle
- Considerations to make when considering veganism in recovery.
- How Sophie works with her clients to support their vegan diets and enhance eating disorder recovery.
- The education required for eating disorder professionals to support vegans in eating disorder recovery.
- How to engage in a vegan lifestyle and support the planet without impacting your eating disorder recovery.
To find out more about Sophie, you can follow her on Instagram @cornonthecorb, or visit her website.
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