by Deb Burgard, PhD From the ASDAH Blog Committee: A study published on December 3, 2013 in the Annals of Internal Medicine (“Are Metabolically Healthy Overweight and Obesity Benign Conditions?:… Read More »Examining the So-Called “Evidence”
In October of this year, a spirited discussion took place on the ASDAH listserv regarding the intersections between weight-loss surgery and substance abuse. ASDAH’s Lisa Du Breuil is a practicing… Read More »Using the HAES Approach with People in Recovery — An Interview With Lisa Du Breuil
by Dr. Jenny Copeland May our daily choices be a reflection of our deepest values,and may we use our voices to speak for those who need us most,those who have… Read More »Reasons Why I Am Thankful for the HAES® Message and Size Acceptance (and Why I NEED it in My Life)
by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA Every once in a while – most often on Facebook or in the online comments to a blog post – I encounter the idea that… Read More »Speculations on Healthism and Privilege
by Deah Schwartz, Ed.D., CTRS, CCC From the ASDAH Blog Committee: Welcome to another “Building Bridges” post, in which we feature interviews with health professionals, academics, and policy makers who… Read More »Building Bridges: Interview with Nan Feyler
by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA October is a fun month for me as a teacher. It’s the beginning of our academic year, and I have the privilege of introducing our… Read More »In the Doorway
by Michelle Pitman, Certified Personal Trainer As I write this article, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has named Tokyo the host city to the 2020 Olympics and also announced the… Read More »The HAES Paradigm in a Weight-Centric Sport—Is that an oxymoron?
by Dr. Jenny Copeland, PsyD From the ASDAH Blog Committee: Last month, the Health At Every Size® Blog initiated a series of “Building Bridges” interviews which will explore the impact… Read More »Building Bridges: Interview with Rebecca Puhl (Part 2)
by Rev. Dr. E-K Daufin [To read the first part of this blog post, please click here.] On the first full day of the conference, two different women looked at my… Read More »The Long Road Home (to the ASDAH Conference) – Part 2
by Jenny Copeland, PsyD From the ASDAH Blog Committee: The Health At Every Size® Blog is stepping outside of our HAES® files “comfort zone” this week to present the first… Read More »Building Bridges: Interview with Rebecca Puhl (Part 1)