The Body Grievers® Club

In this IGTV Live turned episode, Bri answers her followers' questions about how to handle body changes. In a society where we're constantly told that our changing bodies are bad, how do we begin to rebuild body trust? How do we manage when we find ourselves unlovable? And how do we cope with the reactions of family members and friends who've noticed our changing bodies? She answers important ques...

Rebecca Moravec is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in Denver, CO where she has been practicing therapy for over 10 years. She loves the Enneagram (She leads with an enneagram 2!) and is training to become a Certified Enneagram Practitioner through The Narrative Enneagram.  She's a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor which intersects with h...

Amanda LaCount is a well known hip-hop dancer, actress, choreographer, singer, model and influencer. She has been dancing since she was two-years-old. In 2015 she moved from CO to LA to follow her dream of becoming a professional dancer and actress.  Some of her most notable performances include dancing with Meghan Trainor on RDMA, dancing on The Ellen Show with Keala Settle from The Greatest Show...

In this episode, Dr. Morgan Francis and I discuss how body grief along with many other forms of more traditional grief intertwine and interact throughout our lives. Dr. Francis talks about how in her intuitive eating journey, the process of replacing old thought patterns that contributed to disordered eating, to the new thoughts that helped heal her relationship to her body, food, and movement. We...

UPDATED EPISODE! In this episode of The Body GrieversⓇ Club, re-recorded in 2026, Bri and Anna Sweeney reflect on what they've learned about themselves, body grief, body liberation, and chronic illness since this episode was originally recorded back during the pandemic era. They will share new wisdoms and correct themselves on some things they said the first time around.  Anna shares living with m...

In this episode, I lay the groundwork for the concept of Body Grief.   More episodes on this topic to come. Disclaimer: this episode is for informational, educational & entertainment purposes only and not to be used in place of mental health advice.  Find out more about Bri's current offers on here: https://linktr.ee/bodyimagewithbri

In today's episode, I interview Susanne Johnson, a Family Nurse Practitioner who prioritizes health equity and strives to eliminate health disparities due to social position, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, education, ability, or body size. We discuss our own experiences with weight stigma, how she works on health with her clients as well as challenges she faces. Follow her on instagr...

Jessica (she/her) is a retired Certified Eating Psychology Coach who has helped several wonderful humans redefine their relationship with their food and their body. Jess is a POWERHOUSE of knowledge of passion when it comes to liberation.   While Jess is no longer going to be active on her page or as a coach at @whollyhealed, you can still go on IG and learn all things liberation (among many other...

In this episode, I interview Amanda Martinez Beck.  We explore the difficulties of fatphobia, the problems with intentional weight-loss, how to have body image conversations with your kids & how to believe your body is good. 

In this episode, I speak with Amanda E. White, MA, LPC on the nuances of body image & therapy. We explore themes of shame, addiction, eating disorder and addiction recovery.   Follow Amanda on instagram @therapyforwomen 

In this solo episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri unpacks the bargaining phase of body grief: the space between wanting to accept your body and still believing, maybe I can fix this. She breaks down her working definition of Radical Body Acceptance, the willingness to receive your body as it is, not as you wish it to be — and explains how diet culture conditions us to think acceptance comes only...

In this new and improved episode of The Body Grievers Club, Bri introduces one of the most important concepts in her work, Unavoidable Body Grief. She breaks down what it really means to live in a body that experiences pain, judgment, or inaccessibility and why avoiding those experiences doesn't actually protect you from them. Through honest storytelling and clinical insight, Bri shares her own he...