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Do you want to help support Montanans with eating disorders? We invite you to support our growth as an eating disorder treatment, training, and research hub across Montana and beyond. Please consider donating! crowdfund.supportum.org/UMED…
Help support the growth of the University of Montana Eating Disorder Training Clinic to improve access to care for Montanans with eating disorders! #SupportUMEDTC2024
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It’s wild how people think it’s not fatphobia to judge bodies based on their shape instead of their size. Like because you can be bigger and still attractive to them as long as you have a small waist, they’re totally body positive!
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I think one of the key questions in mental health is whether services assess patients on the basis of their clinical needs, or on the basis of what the services can offer them. These are really not the same thing. I’ve only experienced the latter, and the absence of the former.
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We should not accept struggle and exploitation as an inevitability. We should not treat poverty and going without as the default and everything above as wealth. Having your needs met is not a *privilege*. Living a baseline comfortable life is not a luxury just because many don’t.
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Stop acting like their appearance is the issue, they’re just going to start going to the gym and think that makes them entitled to sex even though they’re still assholes
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“attractiveness is just a byproduct of health” explain nose jobs???? explain lip filler?????
Aubrey Hoffer, PhD retweeted
Excited to share our infographic and social media toolkit based on our (@SP_Bedard @TheProjectHEAL @CheriLev @uofleatlab) recent paper on barriers to eating disorder treatment access!
Check out the social media toolkit here: theprojectheal.org/reportedb…
It's finally here! We (@SP_Bedard @TheProjectHEAL @CheriLev) are excited to share our paper on barriers to accessing eating disorder (ED) treatment in the US! We comprehensively assessed ED treatment barriers among 1,995 individuals with an ED. A 🧵
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Maybe your anorexia didn’t “switch to binge eating disorder,” maybe your body is finally responding with really intense hunger after prolonged starvation.
Aubrey Hoffer, PhD retweeted
College students are at high risk for eating disorders.
But rather than offer young adults protective support and info, our culture does the opposite: we prime the pump of disordered eating & body shame.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
Stop talking about the “Freshman Fifteen.”
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Grateful to develop & implement digital therapeutics to target #eatingdisorders Thank you KET & Maya Brown for getting the word out about this deadly psychiatric illness and some of our @uofleatlab work to address EDs.
VR & Eating Disorders ket.org/program/kentucky-edi… @UofLInnovate
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People love to bring up My 600 Pound Life like it’s a trump card in any discussion about whether fat people deserve anything. Like okay so your only encounter with very fat people is through a show that dehumanizes them, please tell me more about how they should be dehumanized🫠
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However you feel about everything suddenly being very mindful, very demure, but every time you hear it remember that 55yo trans woman Jools Lebron got to quit her job at the grocery store and is now getting flown out and doing brand collabs on the strength of it. Delicious.
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“Demure” and “mindful” is a comedic but real rejection of the standards of daintiness and softness imposed on marginalized women, especially trans women. Jools Lebron, as a fat trans woman, is satirizing the idea of shrinking oneself to appeal to society. In this essay, I will—
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Explaining to people that the writing is going well and you’re actually super chill and relaxed about it
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I’m on the sociology academic job market this year!
Hugely appreciate leads for TT positions, postdocs, or other cool things in the areas of: gender and sexuality, mental health, and the body and embodiment.
Esp. interested in Northern California/west coast
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