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028 - Weight, GLP-1 Use, and Body Image in Children & Adolescents (with Dr. Lauren Hartman)

028 - Weight, GLP-1 Use, and Body Image in Children & Adolescents (with Dr. Lauren Hartman)

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Episode 028Title: Weight, GLP-1 Use, and Body Image in Children & Adolescents (with Dr. Lauren Hartman)In this episode, Jenni Gaines and Laura Cohen talk with Dr. Lauren Hartman, a double board-certified pediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist, about weight stigma in healthcare and the rapid rise of GLP-1 medications among children and teens. Dr. Hartman explains how weight bias shapes medical care and keeps kids in larger bodies from being screened and treated for eating disorders, and why the amount and speed of weight loss tell a clinician more than a child's current weight. She walks through how GLP-1s work, what the research does and does not yet show for adolescents, and why these medications are contraindicated for kids with restrictive eating disorders. Listeners will come away with language for advocating at the pediatrician's office and practical ways to make home more weight-neutral, including how to respond when a child asks whether they look fat.00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer 01:03 Guest Introduction: Dr. Lauren Hartman 03:51 Weight Bias vs. Weight Stigma 05:25 How Weight Stigma Shows Up in Healthcare 07:38 Weight Stigma as an Independent Health Risk 08:04 Why Kids in Larger Bodies Get Missed for Eating Disorders 10:06 When the Pediatrician Focuses on Weight 14:11 Advocating for Your Child and the Car Ride Home 15:33 Modeling Advocacy at Medical Appointments 17:32 Eating Disorders in Every Body Size 19:16 The Rise of GLP-1 Prescriptions for Kids 21:14 How GLP-1s Work: Benefits and Risks 24:15 The Unknowns: Growth, Bone Density, and Muscle 26:12 Weight Suppression and Eating Disorder Risk 29:22 Navigating Competing Concerns with Your Medical Team 32:46 The Rabbit Study: Health Beyond Food and Movement 35:15 Making Home More Weight-Neutral 41:17 "Do I Look Fat?" Slowing Down and Getting Curious 44:06 Helping Kids Question Diet Culture Messaging 46:57 Final Takeaways: Trust Your GutSUPPORT & RESOURCES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FEAST website: https://feast-ed.org/FEAST flyer:https://feast-ed.org/programs-and-services/FEAST Webinar - What is Fat Phobia and How Can it Affect Your Loved One's Recovery?What is Fat Phobia and How Can it Affect Your Loved One's Recovery? - YouTubeStudies:Weight Loss and Illness Severity in AdolescentsThe Rabbit StudyDr. Hartman's book:Freeing Children and Young Adults from Shame, Scales, and Stigma: A Practical Guide for Parents, Teachers, and CliniciansAspen Grove Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine (Dr. Hartman's practice):https://www.aspengroveayam.com/Dr. Hartman on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/laurenhartmanmd/Guest Bio:Dr. Lauren Hartman is a double board-certified pediatrician and adolescent medicine specialist with nearly 20 years of experience treating children, adolescents, and young adults with eating disorders across hospital and outpatient settings. Throughout her career, she has held numerous leadership positions at regional and national levels, and she currently serves on the Eating Disorder Committee for the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine.Dr. Hartman maintains a private practice in Berkeley, California, Aspen Grove Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine, where she specializes in eating disorders. She is the author of Freeing Children and Young Adults from Shame, Scales, and Stigma: A Practical Guide for Parents, Teachers, and Clinicians.
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