Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Tez, a Vietnamese-Australian optometrist, eldest daughter of immigrant parents, and someone who has rebuilt her life more than once. We talk about what it really feels like to “start again” in your 30s, not from a place of failure, but from a deep knowing that the life you were living was no longer true to who you are. Tez shares the story of ending her engagement, navigating cultural and family expectations, building a business from scratch, an...
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Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Tez, a Vietnamese-Australian optometrist, eldest daughter of immigrant parents, and someone who has rebuilt her life more than once. We talk about what it really feels like to “start again” in your 30s, not from a place of failure, but from a deep knowing that the life you were living was no longer true to who you are. Tez shares the story of ending her engagement, navigating cultural and family expectations, building a business from scratch, an...
Food Addiction, Trauma & Recovery: Sammie Lee's Story Will Change How You See Weight Loss
The True Form Podcast
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4 months ago
Food Addiction, Trauma & Recovery: Sammie Lee's Story Will Change How You See Weight Loss
Send us a text Trigger warning: This episode contains discussions of trauma, disordered eating, and suicidal thoughts. If you're struggling, please seek support. — “You can lose the weight, but still carry the pain.” In this powerful episode of The True Form Podcast, I sit down with Sammie Lee—a highly respected Eating Disorder and Trauma-Informed Specialist, author, coach, and speaker—whose mission is to dismantle stigma, shift societal narratives, and guide people back to their wort...
The True Form Podcast
Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Tez, a Vietnamese-Australian optometrist, eldest daughter of immigrant parents, and someone who has rebuilt her life more than once. We talk about what it really feels like to “start again” in your 30s, not from a place of failure, but from a deep knowing that the life you were living was no longer true to who you are. Tez shares the story of ending her engagement, navigating cultural and family expectations, building a business from scratch, an...
