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➡️Eating disorder recovery meal plan: https://shenapeace.gumroad.com/l/eant... ➡️ Eating disorder thought translator: https://shenapeace.gumroad.com/l/elbjv. What is the purpose of an eating disorder recovery meal plan, and why is it critical in the early stages of recovery? In this video we break down: how eating disorders disrupt hunger/fullness cues and brain function, why a registered eating-disorder dietitian is essential, how refeeding must be done safely to avoid refeeding syndrome, and practical ways to enlist meal support from partners, family, or care teams. Watch to learn how a structured, exchange-based meal plan helps you re-nourish safely, reduce mealtime anxiety, and protect your medical safety while you rebuild a healthy relationship with food and your body. In this video you’ll learn: ➡️Why hunger and fullness cues are unreliable during an eating disorder. ➡️The role of an eating-disorder dietitian and how meal plans are developed. ➡️What refeeding syndrome is and why refeeding must be staged and medically monitored. ➡️How to enlist meal support and practical tips to reduce mealtime anxiety. ➡️What to expect emotionally while implementing a recovery meal plan. If this helped you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and click the bell to get more evidence-informed eating disorder recovery content. Share with someone who’s beginning refeeding or supporting a loved one through recovery. Chapters 0:00 – Intro: Why an ED recovery meal plan matters 0:08 – Purpose of a recovery meal plan: restoring hunger & fullness cues 0:36 – How eating disorders alter the brain and decision-making 0:56 – Why you can’t trust internal hunger/fullness during an ED 1:10 – Role of the eating-disorder dietitian: building a safe meal plan 1:46 – Meal plans: scary but also a form of security in recovery 2:18 – The “competition” between your healthy self and the eating disorder 2:44 – How meal plans give permission for safe re-nourishment 3:10 – Exchange-based meal plans & staged implementation to reduce triggers 3:40 – Refeeding risks: what refeeding syndrome is and why staged refeeding matters 4:08 – Medical monitoring: labs and healthcare team involvement 4:36 – Involving caregivers: when and how to ask for meal support 5:00 – Managing anxiety, depression, and body dysmorphia during refeeding 5:30 – Practical tips for successful meal support and reducing mealtime panic 6:03 – Closing: the recovery meal plan as a tool for safety and healing #EatingDisorderRecovery #MealPlanning #EDRecovery #BalancedEating #HealthyMeals #BodyPositivity #MentalHealth