So many women struggling with eating disorders build their identity around their body.

Their weight. Their control. Their appearance.

I know I did.

I believed that if the number on the scale was low enough… if my body looked a certain way… then I would finally feel good enough, accepted, and like I belonged.

But instead, I lost myself trying to become someone I wasn’t.

In this episode, we talk about what your identity in Christ actually means — and why it changes everything about how you approach recovery.

Because if your identity is rooted in your body, recovery will always feel like losing yourself.

But when your identity is rooted in Christ, recovery becomes returning to who you were created to be.

Ready to take the next step in your recovery?

If the fear of weight gain is keeping you stuck, I’m offering 5 free one-hour Weight Gain Fear Breakthrough Sessions. In this session, we’ll uncover what’s really fueling the fear and identify your first clear step toward freedom. These spots are for women who are ready to do the work and start moving forward.

You can also stay connected through my weekly email newsletter, where I send faith-based encouragement that helps connect the dots between recovery, your relationship with God, and practical action.

And if you’re looking for community, join my free Facebook group to go deeper, ask questions, and connect with other women walking the recovery journey.

Have you ever felt like everyone else can recover… but somehow you’re the exception?

Like you’re trying to do recovery right, but deep down you feel like a fraud?

That feeling has a name: imposter syndrome.

And it shows up in eating disorder recovery all the time.

In this episode, we’re breaking down what imposter syndrome actually looks like in recovery, why your eating disorder thrives on it, and how it keeps you stuck questioning yourself.

I also share part of my own story — when I didn’t speak up or ask for help because I believed I wasn’t “sick enough.”

You don’t need a diagnosis to deserve healing.

Recovery isn’t about being perfect. It’s about staying in the process.

👉 Make sure you listen to the next episode too — because we’re going to talk about your identity in Christ, and this is where everything starts to shift.

Ready to take the next step in your recovery?

If the fear of weight gain is keeping you stuck, I’m offering 5 free one-hour Weight Gain Fear Breakthrough Sessions. In this session, we’ll uncover what’s really fueling the fear and identify your first clear step toward freedom. These spots are for women who are ready to do the work and start moving forward.

You can also stay connected through my weekly email newsletter, where I send faith-based encouragement that helps connect the dots between recovery, your relationship with God, and practical action.

And if you’re looking for community, join my free Facebook group to go deeper, ask questions, and connect with other women walking the recovery journey.

Many women dream of food freedom.

They want peace with food. Peace with their body. Peace in their mind.

But instead they feel mentally exhausted — constantly trying to fix themselves through diet culture, chasing food rules, chasing control, and chasing the perfect body.

In this episode, we talk about why that cycle keeps people stuck.

Diet culture often uses shame, comparison, and the desire to belong to sell solutions that promise control but produce exhaustion.

But what if the eating disorder isn’t actually the real problem?

What if it’s the distraction keeping you from the life God designed you to live?

Food freedom isn’t about food.

True freedom begins when your identity is rooted in Christ.

Ready to take the next step in your recovery?

If the fear of weight gain is keeping you stuck, I’m offering 5 free one-hour Weight Gain Fear Breakthrough Sessions. In this session, we’ll uncover what’s really fueling the fear and identify your first clear step toward freedom. These spots are for women who are ready to do the work and start moving forward.

You can also stay connected through my weekly email newsletter, where I send faith-based encouragement that helps connect the dots between recovery, your relationship with God, and practical action.

And if you’re looking for community, join my free Facebook group to go deeper, ask questions, and connect with other women walking the recovery journey.