Associate Professor |PhD in Public health| NTNU | Passionate about eating disorders, obesity, body image, weight stigma | she/her |
Trondheim, Norway
Joined April 2009
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Our abstract 👉🏼 People Need People (PNP): Weight neutral treatment for patients with binge eating disorder and higher weight” has been accepted as an Oral Pres at #EDRS
Hope to see you at Paper Session 3!
I hvilket Norge kunne det skje? morgenbladet.no/aktuelt/repo…
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My latest for @NPR:
The weight-loss industry tells us that if we just lose a few pounds, we'll be happy. But this industry has created a problem only more dieting – or more drugs – can fix. The body is something to be tamed for the entirety of our lives.
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One of the many harms of diet culture (and I suspect the narrative around effective anti-obesity drugs as well ) is that weight bias becomes internalized at very young ages — children at elevated weight are at high risk of developing eating disorders.
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Thank you @aedweb for inviting me to this webinar on “big data” for eating disorders research.
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En studie fra Storbritannia viser at gratis skolemat har bidratt til redusert overvekt blant barn og ført til mer lesing, i tillegg til at det har bidratt til å avlaste familieøkonomien. Mange gevinster i dette. På tide å få gratis skolemat i Norge også?
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People have all kinds of urgent needs that are not about psychotherapy. A sick person needs medical attention, hungry person needs food, homeless person needs housing etc. If your role as soc worker is to connect people w resources, do your job. But it’s not doing *psychotherapy*
Want to know the experiences of participating in a weight-neutral #eatingdisorder treatment that specifically addresses the underlying factors contributing to #bingeeatingdisorder? Read our publication here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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(1/5) Our new paper in @TheLancetPsych led by Emma Blundell finds that children with higher BMI at 7 yrs have greater depressive symptoms at 14 yrs, but that >40% of this association is explained by body dissatisfaction at 11 yrs, particularly in girls. thelancet.com/journals/lanps…
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Study reveals health impact of eating disorders. "People affected are twice as likely to suffer from multiple physical multimorbidity problems".
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De fleste slutter på slankemedisin i løpet av første år, selv om de er ment å tas på livstid. Disse medikamentene gir ingen quick fix. Forebygging må fortsatt være vår viktigste strategi for å hindre helseproblemer som følge av vekt.
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For en perle dokumentaren Skitbyen på NRK er! En hyllest til alle landets Berit-er, og et solid spark i skinnleggen til systemene og mistilliten som holder de nede. Trøndersk tragi-felgood av beste sort!
At #EDRS? Come listen to our work on muscle-building dietary supplements and onset of AA steroid use in males @HarvardSTRIPED
Interested in weight neutral treatment targeting stigma and shame for BED pts? Check out my poster at P266 #EDRS
Great keynote from Tracy Wade on how we can better outcomes for the 40-50% who don’t recover from #eatingdisorders #EDRS
