Re-minded: Supporting Recovery By Optimising Lives Beyond the Sports Pitch with Joel Frost
In this week’s episode, Han is joined by Joel Frost. Joel is a qualified Health Coach & Eating Disorder Specialist. Joel founded Re-minded who support sporty and active people who have recognised that they have a disordered relationship with food and movement. Re-minded aims to empower them with the tools and education to perform at the highest level possible whilst optimising their lives further than the sports pitch. Joel was inspired to build Re-minded following his journey grappling with an eating disorder for 5 years which coincided with his dreams of pursuing a career as a professional golfer.
This week, Han & Joel discuss:
- Joel's eating disorder experience and how his dream to be a professional golfer impacted this.
- The impact of stepping away from golf on Joel's recovery.
- The impact of reframing Joel's relationship with golf, and how this has transformed his mindset on and off the course.
- Joel's relationship with alcohol and how he used this negatively during his eating disorder.
- Joel's mission with Re-minded and his hopes for supporting individuals in sport to find food and exercise freedom. To find out more about Joel, you can follow him on Instagram @joelo_frost or @re___minded. You can also visit the Re-minded website at https://www.re-minded.co.uk/. Kindly note, that this episode delves into sensitive eating disorder topics. Remember to take care of yourself while listening, and always seek professional help if needed. This podcast is your bridge to insightful discussions, not a substitute for clinical guidance.
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