Clinical Psychologist & Founder of Impulse Psychology. Clinical Supervisor @ucalgary. Helping people develop healthier relationships with food and emotion.
Calgary, Alberta
Joined September 2011
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Dr. Mallory Frayn retweeted
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Dr. Mallory Frayn retweeted
There are therapists who believe you have personal agency and therapy is about helping you to change
There are therapists who believe you are a victim of external forces and therapy is about affirming your victimhood
Choose wisely
Took a little break in my search to expand the Impulse team, but I'm back at it! Looking to bring on another psychologist who's interested in working with clients struggling with disordered eating and emotion dysregulation. Spread the word! linkedin.com/jobs/view/36469…
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Impulse Psychology is hiring, baby! Looking to expand my current team of 1 and bring on an awesome psychologist who has expertise in the treatment of disordered eating, emotion dysregulation, and other impulse-related concerns.
linkedin.com/jobs/view/35220…
@MichaelFulwiler, King Networker for all psychologists, can I get some love? 🤣
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How on EARTH did these guidelines get published without A SINGLE PSYCHOLOGIST listed as part of the authorship team? Shame on the American Academy of Pediatrics, and don't even get me started on the recommendations themselves. publications.aap.org/pediatr…
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Is this really what we have come to that fear mongering around fatness has led to the medicalization of something that at its core requires requires a way more nuanced approach than drugs/surgery. But hey, therapy is expensive, so I guess we should just give up on offering it?
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Dr. Mallory Frayn retweeted
It's important to pay attention to our emotions and what they are telling us. Here's how to start, writes @drfrayn bit.ly/3mwA6on
Struggling to change emotional or mindless eating patterns? These mindfulness and acceptance-based strategies can help: psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
Dr. Mallory Frayn retweeted
Often, you can get stuck in questioning whether negative thoughts are "true." It is better to focus on whether thoughts are helpful. If you buy into this thinking, what is the effect on your actions and emotions? If your thinking isn't helpful, don't let it take the wheel.
Happy to contribute to this article for @POPSUGARFitness to shout it from the rooftop that cleanses are not necessary, nor effective, nor helpful, in any way, shape, or form.
Is it a cleanse, or is it a hyper-restrictive diet wrapped in the aura of ~wellness~? popsugar.com/is-it-possible-…
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