Savvy Sunday Scholar: Eating Disorders & Money Pt. 2

Welcome to part two of exploring something we use every day and can’t live without: food and money. LCSW and certified eating disorder specialist supervisor Kaitlyn Cornell, the founder of KC Counseling Eating Disorder Clinic, is here to discuss the impact of eating disorders on financial strain and vice versa. In this two-part episode, Kaitlyn shares her journey and motivations behind founding KC Counseling in 2019. She discusses how her clinic's innovative approaches—rooted in Health at Every Size, Intuitive Eating, and Anti-Diet models—set it apart from traditional methods. We explore the financial impact on individuals, families, and healthcare systems, drawing parallels between financial stress and the development of eating disorders. 

 

Resources:

• A Review of Binge Eating Disorder in Black Women: Treatment Recommendations and Implications for Healthcare Providers.
• How Insurance Companies Set Health Premiums
• Food for Thought Pyramid: The Real Causes of Poor Health

• What Happens to Your Body When You Yo-Yo Diet

• Money Dysmorphia Traps Millennials and Gen Zers

• Financial Anorexia

• 10 Principles of Intuitive Eating

• Health at Every Size Principles

 

Get in touch with the Savvy Scholar: Kaitlyn Cornell

• Website: https://www.kccounselingllc.com/

• Facebook/Instagram: @kccounselingllc

• LinkedIn

 

Social Media:

• Connect with JaeVic!
• F^3 Website: https://financefitnessfinesse.podbean.com/
• Insta/Facebook: @financefitnessfinesse 

Music:

• Fashion House - Short Version by Scott Holmes Music; Free Music Archive (CC BY-NC)

• Honey by Serge Quadrado; Free Music Archive (CC BY-NC)
• GROOOVY TRAP by Caslo; Free Music Archive, (CC BY-NC-ND)