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Scopriamo i segnali precoci, cause, conseguenze e interventi per riconoscere e affrontare un DCA in infanzia o adolescenza.

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LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTSLISTEN ON SPOTIFYSelf-sabotage can be a great hindrance to your recovery success without you realizing it. Are you getting in the way of achieving your goals in eating disorder recovery?In the latest episode of Fear Less, an audio series on The Recovery Warriors Show podcast channel, hosts Jessica Flint and Andrea Wells delve into the topic of self-sabotage and explore the common inner barriers and blocks to success.Understanding Self-SabotageSelf-sabotage is a familiar concept for many who are on the road to recovery.It's that frustrating feeling when things are finally starting to improve, and suddenly, you find yourself reverting to old destructive patterns.Andrea shares her own experience with self-sabotage, feeling like she was trapped in a binge-restrict cycle and struggling to stay committed to her recovery.I had to have those setbacks in order to learn things and make more progress in the long run.Andrea WellsIt might be something that you can easily relate to - the frustration of taking two steps forward and one step back.Seeking FamiliarityOne reason for self-sabotage in recovery is the allure of familiarity.The eating disorder becomes your comfort zone, and recovery feels like uncharted territory.It's natural to crave safety and the known, even if it means returning to destructive behaviors.Familiarity feels safe, but it's not where true thriving happens.Jessica FlintAndrea insightfully highlights that the eating disorder feels so familiar, while recovery feels new.This familiarity can be tempting, especially when you're tired and looking for instant relief.The Inner ThermostatTo further explore self-sabotage, Jessica introduces the concept of the inner thermostat.Like the temperature setting in a house, your inner thermostat determines your comfort level in various aspects of life, such as love, success, and creativity.It is often set during your childhood and dictates how much you allow yourself to enjoy these areas.When you exce

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Hoy es el día Mundial de acción por los TCA’s y queremos compartir un testimonio y el webinar que tenemos para vosotros. ¿Te animas a visitarnos? ¡Te esperamos!

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