Publications

Episode 14: Korey ; Masking, Self-esteem, literal thinking

In this episode, Korey expresses the impact of growing up an undiagnosed neurodivergent has had on their self-esteem and overall well being, and how this has in turn affected their eating and body image. Further, Korey explains that their literal thinking, along with social masking, have contributed to developing an eating disorder. Korey also highlights the importance of connecting with fellow members of the community sharing similar lived experience of eating disorders as this has helped them find a sense of acceptance.

207. Exploring the intersectionality of eating disorders: LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent perspectives on recovery with dietitian Korey Baruta

In this episode of Holistic Health Radio, host Sarah Liz King interviews Korey Baruta, an accredited practicing dietitian and credentialed eating disorder clinician. Korey shares their personal journey with an eating disorder and how it shaped their career. They discuss the importance of weight-neutral and trauma-informed approaches to healthcare, as well as the intersectionality of eating disorders with LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent identities. They also explore the challenges and considerations when working with neurodivergent individuals in eating disorder treatment. Sarah and Korey emphasise the need for individualised approaches and the importance of including diverse populations in research and treatment. 

Episode 149: The Full Body Impact of Eating Disorders with Korey Baruta

Today, join me for a conversation with the incredible Korey Baruta. We talk about how diets are disordered eating behaviours in disguise as well as how dieting is one of the biggest risk factors for developing an eating disorder. She also shares with us how eating disorders impact every system in the body and how to start reaching out for help if you or a loved one might be struggling in your relationship with food.

Season 2 Episode 1: Eating disorders and other mental health issues

Eating disorders almost always occur with other mental health issues. In fact, research tells us that 97 percent of the time there are co-occurring conditions. It’s usually a complex situation with different experiences for different people.

The good news is that by understanding all the parts of a person’s mental health, clinicians are more able to help people with eating disorders and other mental health issues find a path to recovery.  Professors Phillipa Hay and Richard Newton, as well as Korey, Tim and Emily—who live co-occurring diagnoses—share their views on this critical topic.

Season 2 Episode 4: Diet Culture 101 with Korey Baruta

On this week’s episode we speak with non-diet dietitian, Korey Baruta. You may be familiar with Korey’s story from one of our past recovery talks where Korey dives deep into her personal eating disorder recovery and how she was inspired by her recovery to help others struggling with their relationship with food.