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The Body Project RSO at UofL The Body Project is a research-based peer-led program that helps to promote the healthy ideal and re

we’re here at the sac giving away valentine’s and cookies! 💕🍪🫶
14/02/2023

we’re here at the sac giving away valentine’s and cookies! 💕🍪🫶

come see us for our valentine’s day event on thursday!
11/02/2023

come see us for our valentine’s day event on thursday!

the body project is having an event today from 12-2 outside tne SAC! swing by for some candy, and putting bad energy to ...
31/10/2022

the body project is having an event today from 12-2 outside tne SAC! swing by for some candy, and putting bad energy to rest!!

hi everyone! hope you’re having a great start to the new semester! we currently have an officer position avaliable! link...
29/08/2022

hi everyone! hope you’re having a great start to the new semester! we currently have an officer position avaliable! link in bio to apply. let me know if you have any questions. 💛

thanks to all of those who showed out in support of our event, we appreciate you!
16/02/2022

thanks to all of those who showed out in support of our event, we appreciate you!

we’ve moved to sac w201 for our Valentine’s Day event!! come see us ❤️❤️
14/02/2022

we’ve moved to sac w201 for our Valentine’s Day event!! come see us ❤️❤️

✨one week down, the rest of the semester to go! stay safe, be kind to yourself, and trust that you can accomplish anythi...
21/08/2020

✨one week down, the rest of the semester to go! stay safe, be kind to yourself, and trust that you can accomplish anything that you can commit to. we got this. ✨
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ED culture in college is so prominent yet many of us fail to realize we have submitted to it and even promoted it in cer...
24/07/2020

ED culture in college is so prominent yet many of us fail to realize we have submitted to it and even promoted it in certain situations. If you have vocalized this kind of language, this is not to shame or guilt you. Beauty standards have made us think this jargon is acceptable and it takes practice to discard these norms. The first step is understanding the value these phrases hold and making a conscious effort to remove them from our speech.
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“It blows my mind how much we have all normalized this☝️Chewing gum to avoid eating is so common that I don’t think most...
07/07/2020

“It blows my mind how much we have all normalized this☝️Chewing gum to avoid eating is so common that I don’t think most people are even conscious of how disordered it is.”

Your frequency of exercise is your business and your business only. Entering the gym after others and leaving before the...
01/07/2020

Your frequency of exercise is your business and your business only.

Entering the gym after others and leaving before them? IT’S OK

Using lighter weights, not finishing a set, or prefer walking as your form of exercise? IT’S OK

Don’t have the energy to move at all today? IT’S OK

“I cannot tell you the number of humans that I have spoken to who feel one way about the act of restriction and another ...
16/06/2020

“I cannot tell you the number of humans that I have spoken to who feel one way about the act of restriction and another way about binging.

Other ways this might show up... In glorifying “perfect“ eating, in suggesting that our bodies are not trustworthy, that our bodies must be managed, and that there is one way to do this eating, living, practicing selfcare, but not leaning towards self indulgent thing.

What an ENORMOUS lie.

I have deep distain for the reverence of one eating disorder behavior and the shame associated with another.

Binge eating disorder is a restrictive eating disorder.

Binge eating and binge eating disorder can affect humans who live in small bodies and in large bodies. Binge eating is not unique to one age group, one ethnicity, one gender, one socioeconomic class, or one racial group. Binge eating disorder is the most common eating disorder. And its inclusion in the DSM has made the incidence of breast cancer lower than the incidence of eating disorders.

This is not about self control.
This is not about self control.
This is not about self control.
This is not about self control.

Restricting in an effort to minimize the effect of a binge only leads to further binging.

I think it’s very important to recognize the mechanisms that support our utilization of food as a means of navigating the planet. For many of my clients, food has been THE way to cope in times where other skills were unavailable. And perhaps, in this moment, you are finding this method of interacting with food to be calming, soothing, supportive. Brilliant.

This is not shameful, this is resourceful.

Let’s stop idealizing one eating disorder behavior in lieu of another.

Suffering is suffering.”

Keep pushing!🏅
09/06/2020

Keep pushing!🏅

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