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Your Bariatric Journey Podcast by BariatricPal. Hosted by Janine Winfree

BariatricPal has launched a podcast!

Hosted by Janine Winfree, our podcast will cover topics about obesity, pre-weight loss surgery, post-weight loss surgery, food addiction, emotional eating, myths about weight loss surgery, and more. Each episode will feature an expert in the field of weight loss and bariatric surgery who can provide a deeper insight into these topics.

Episode 1 | Connie Stapleton:

The Psychology of Obesity -

Issues of the Mind Affecting the Body

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For our first interview episode, bariatric surgery patient Janine speaks with psychologist Dr. Connie Stapleton about the importance of therapy for weight loss surgery patients. Here's a brief overview of the topics we discuss on this episode:

  • Food Addiction and Emotional Eating
  • Advice for new patients
  • The psychological evaluation
  • Coping post-surgery
  • Transfer addiction
  • Self-defeating mindsets
  • Overcoming fear of failure
  • Dr. Stapleton's "Four ACES Approach"
  • Identifying bad habits post-op
  • Myths regarding bariatric surgery
  • How WLS patients fail
  • Connie's services

You can find Dr. Connie Stapleton on her website, ConnieStapletonPHD.com. Her books, including the "Eat it Up" workbook, can be found there. Learn more about the Fair and Firm Therapy Retreats for Women at FairAndFirmRetreats.com.

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Available on The Following Platforms:

BariatricPal Podcast
Pocket Casts Podcast
Pandora Podcast
Spotify Podcast
Tune in Podcast
Apple Podcast
Stitcher podcast
iHeart Radio Podcast
Google Podcast

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