7 months ago, i stopped binge eating and increased my own work therapudically and within my mindfulness practice. I am having a challenging time understanding that for those of us who come from a history of trauma and violence, that the eating disorders community here at home is reluctant to speak about this going forward for me. As a professional and someone who has never been formally diagnosed with disordered eating and have been working to develop a consistent regulated way of being, that there are many gaps. NEDIC National Eating Disorders here in Toronto is having their conference and i am finally seeing Trauma be presented. It has taken me over two years to find a nutrionist who understands the intersection between disordered eating, trauma and chronic illness. I am beginning next week hopefully. I feel this is a tireless walk. I am wondering what is the community fearing. I know that obtaining professionals who come from training in Trauma, understanding how it impacts one's ability to learn is just not present and i don't understand. this is here in Toronto. If the community can shed some light for me. I would appreciate that.
I am sitting in my own lens in my own way as i am now in a recovery process of how to branch out and bring a different awareness to the larger community.
Warmly
Sheri
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