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Don’t Weight To Change!

Don’t Weight To Change!

Written by: Harry Nye
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Welcome to ‘Don’t Weight to Change!’ Our original ‘Why Weight to Change?’ podcast, began as an advocacy for mental health issues following my personal 10+ year battle with anorexia. By sharing my story, we aimed to help others struggling with mental health issues, especially young boys and men, creating a safe space for candid discussion and support. Following the phenomenal feedback from our listeners, our podcast has organically expanded into issues that affect mental health such as ‘what it means to be human’. Questions such as ‘what compels us to make the life choices we make? Who determines and influences that? How do we alight upon the opinions and beliefs that we live by that form our sense of identity, and how do we identify, and deselect, certain opinions or beliefs when they no longer prove to serve us and who we want to be? Our podcast now seeks to encourage conversations around how to relinquish the weight of self-doubt, expectation, fear and uncertainty which holds us back and prevents us from changing into who we want to be. We aim to encourage discussion around how to stop seeking external validation and permission to change, what change might look like, and how change benefits our mental wellbeing so that we live out the most beneficial version of ourselves in whatever way we choose! Thank you for joining in our discussion!Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Episode 46: Eating Disorders are not terminal!
    Jan 22 2026

    Firstly, please note, the following episode contains highly sensitive discussion on the Assisted Dying Bill and eating disorders, so please listen with caution.

    Eating disorders are not terminal and there is medical and psychological support available, so never stop advocating for yourself or loved ones who experience an eating disorder.

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    Please remember we are not clinicians or ED specialists, but share our lived, researched and specialist informed experience of an eating disorder and mental health trauma to contribute to the wider understanding in how to best support and improve mental health care services.

    Contact us: dontweighttochange@outlook.com

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    43 mins
  • Episode 45: Recovery - A year on...
    Dec 24 2025

    Merry Christmas!

    This time of year can feel truly magical for many, yet incredibly challenging for others. After several Christmases shaped and, at times, overshadowed by my eating disorder, Mum and I reflect on what this season has meant to us in the past, and why this year feels so different.

    In this episode, we share an honest update on my recovery, now more than a year on, and discuss how I am approaching Christmas differently this time. We also offer insight and reassurance for anyone who may find this period difficult to navigate.

    Thank you to every single listener who has supported us episode after episode, and helped our podcast reach so many people. We are endlessly grateful.

    We wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a safe, healthy, and flourishing New Year.

    See you in 2026! ❤️

    Please remember we are not clinicians or ED specialists, but share our lived, researched and specialist informed experience of an eating disorder and mental health trauma to contribute to the wider understanding in how to best support and improve mental health care services.

    Contact us: dontweighttochange@outlook.com

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    43 mins
  • Episode 44: Body Positivity
    Nov 25 2025

    What is body positivity and how does it look for men?

    In this episode we discuss the concept of body positivity, how it is conveyed and whether it is an ideal that is advocated for in the male sphere.

    Thank you to our amazing listeners for joining in our candid discussions and supporting all aspects of positive life change we hope to encourage.

    Please remember we are not clinicians or ED specialists, but share our lived, researched and specialist informed experience of an eating disorder and mental health trauma to contribute to the wider understanding in how to best support and improve mental health care services.

    Contact us: dontweighttochange@outlook.com

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    40 mins
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