Finding Healing and Freedom From Body Objectification, with Kirsten Schmidt, Part 1
In the first of this two-part series, host Chrissy Kirkman teams up with certified health and nutrition coach, Kirsten Schmidt. In this first part, they’re on a journey to unmask the impact of body objectification in today’s culture.
Kirsten discusses the potential dangers of elevating the concept of “being healthy” to an idol, emphasizing how this mindset can lead to unhealthy comparisons and pressures. She helps us understand how feelings of shame can profoundly destroy our ability to perceive our bodies as unique gifts deserving of respect and care. Join Chrissy and Kirsten as they dive deep into these thought-provoking ideas and thoughtfully guide you toward Jesus and a more balanced and compassionate approach to viewing your body and overall well-being.
And stay tuned for the second part of this insightful conversation, coming your way soon!
Connect with Kirsten Schmidt:
Christian Treatment Finder Profile
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CHRIST-CENTERED RESOURCES TO HELP YOU FIND FREEDOM
The Daily Vitamin eDevo: A free devotional with bite-sized truth emailed 5 days a week
Community Groups: Find connection with Bible study and prayer groups
Christian Treatment Finder: Connecting you with Christian providers experienced in treating eating issues.
Lasting Freedom Online Course: A Christ-centered, non-diet course to work through false beliefs about food and weight so you can live free from disordered eating and body image issues.
CREDITS:
Interlude music by “Hotham” – Morning Thoughts
Intro music by “MokkaMusic” – Old Jeans (Funk)
Production & Editing by Marketing With Wisdom
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The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prescribe a particular course of action. If you have, or suspect you may have, an eating disorder, please consult your healthcare provider. If you desire to receive faith-based care, visit ChristianTreatmentFinder.com to browse professionals with a Kingdom campaign against eating disorders.
