33. Real Talk On Anorexia Nervosa Recovery - Lexi Crouch

In this episode, Kiah and Meg chat with the wonderful Lexi Crouch about:

1. Lexi's journey with recovering from anorexia nervosa
2. Navigating the health system in recovery from an eating disorder
3. Real talk on how recovery often feels harder before it gets better
4. How Lexi approaches talking about food with her daughter Mabel (and her tips for other parents)
5. Self-love and finding your identity outside of the eating disorder

Lexi Crouch comes from a lived experience of an Eating Disorder / Anorexia Nervosa and has now been recovered for over a decade. Through her own experience and studies of bachelor of Health Science, Lexi works in the field of Eating Disorders and Mental Health as a Clinician and also Recovery Coach using her personal insights. She currently taking time off clinic to co-author a book but will be returning in July. She is regularly asked to speak at events, conference and education sessions and works closely with the Media as a Health Writer & Guest. Lexi believes in "keeping it real" as you can sense from her down to earth nature and is a big believer of helping others through the journey

Outside of her work, Lexi is a dedicated Yoga teacher & practitioner which has been a fundamental tool in her own recovery, enjoys spending time with her daughter Mabel and is working her way through her Master of Writing & Literature at Deakin University.

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