Free Webinar
Embodiment and Eating Disorders:
Outcomes from a Randomized Controlled Trial on the Eat Breathe Thrive Intervention
with Dr. Catherine Cook-Cottone and Chelsea Roff
Can yoga and peer support help people recover from eating disorders?
Join Dr. Catherine Cook-Cottone and Chelsea Roff as they discuss results from their recent study.
The study included 277 adults across 27 countries — a scale rarely seen in yoga and eating disorders research. Most participants had lived with eating disorders for more than a decade but not yet recovered.
The webinar includes a brief presentation on the concept of embodiment and theory behind the intervention, followed by a discussion of the findings.
Meet the Presenters
Dr. Catherine Cook-Cotton and Chelsea Roff co-authored the study alongside Dr. Iris Perey, Marianne Langutaine, and Dr. Wendy Guyker.
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A licensed psychologist, certified yoga therapist, and associate professor at SUNY at Buffalo, Dr. Cook-Cottone has written 8 books and over 80 research articles and chapters on embodiment, mindful self-regulation, eating disorders, and trauma.
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Founder & Director
A lived experience advocate and eating disorder researcher, Chelsea has spent over a decade working to develop, deliver, and conduct research on embodied approaches to preventing and treating eating disorders.