Exercisefromwww.npr.org3 months agoHow one writer quit dieting and discovered her strength through weightliftingWeightlifting transformed Casey Johnston's relationship with her body, leading her to embrace strength over societal standards of attractiveness.
Exercisefromwww.npr.org3 months agoHow one writer quit dieting and discovered her strength through weightliftingWeightlifting transformed Casey Johnston's relationship with her body, leading her to embrace strength over societal standards of attractiveness.
fromwww.npr.org1 week agoMental healthA writer learns to embrace her imperfect recovery from an eating disorder
fromBuzzFeed1 month agoFood & drinkYou Need To Avoid Saying These Seemingly Harmless Phrases To Someone You're Dining With
fromwww.npr.org1 week agoMental healthA writer learns to embrace her imperfect recovery from an eating disorder
fromBuzzFeed1 month agoFood & drinkYou Need To Avoid Saying These Seemingly Harmless Phrases To Someone You're Dining With
fromThe Atlantic1 month agoThe Feminine Pursuit of SwolenessCasey Johnston's journey illustrates a transformative shift from diet culture to strength training, emphasizing growth and body positivity.
fromPsychology Today1 month ago"SkinnyTok" May Be Banned, But the Threat RemainsBanning #SkinnyTok is a step forward, but harmful content persists.
fromPsychology Today2 months agoWhen Menopause Meets Diet CultureMenopause can trigger or reignite disordered eating patterns, as body image issues worsen due to societal ideals around youth and thinness.Wellness
fromDefector3 months agoSwole Woman Casey Johnston Has Written A Swole Book | DefectorThere is nothing I find more annoying than the fact that exercise makes your brain feel better. Why can't I be rewarded for simply lying down?Yoga
WellnessfromPsychology Today3 months agoChallenging Diet Culture in the Therapy RoomThe impact of diet culture and weight stigma pervades all therapeutic settings.Therapists must engage in self-reflection to mitigate bias in their practice.Weight-neutral care enhances client trust and treatment outcomes.
fromThe New Yorker3 months agoThe Paradoxes of Feminine MuscleIn the 1970s, bodybuilding was considered an odd endeavor. By the 90s, even the President was seen lifting weights, signifying a cultural shift towards embracing strength.Exercise
Wellnessfromwww.scientificamerican.com3 months agoRejecting Toxic Fitness Culture with Casey JohnstonStrength training empowers individuals, challenging misconceptions about fitness, body image, and disordered eating.
Mental healthfromPsychology Today4 months agoWhy "Appearance Talk" Isn't Just Small TalkAppearance talk generates negative body image and unhealthy eating attitudes, influencing both those who participate and listen.