
Body Dysmorphia, Body Noise, and Life After GLP-1 Weight Loss
The Life During And After GLP-1 PodcastShow Notes
When you look in the mirror, do you still see the old version of yourself?
In this episode of Life During and After GLP-1, I’m talking about body dysmorphia, body noise, mirror work, and why so many people still struggle with self-image even after losing weight.
A lot of people believe they’ll finally feel different once they hit a certain number on the scale. But what happens when you get there and still don’t feel at peace with yourself?
That’s where this conversation starts.
I talk about why seeing the “old you” is often tied to unresolved emotional experiences, how therapy and journaling can help you untangle those feelings, and why building appreciation for yourself has to happen intentionally, not accidentally.
I also explain the Body Noise Challenge and how practicing mirror work daily can help retrain the way you see yourself over time.
This episode is for anyone navigating life during or after GLP-1 weight loss who feels proud of their progress but still struggles with how they see themselves.
You deserve to appreciate yourself at every stage of your journey.
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