Butterfly: Let's Talk

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Is exercise helping or harming your recovery from an eating disorder?

October 06, 2026

For decades, the standard response to exercise in eating disorder treatment was simple. Stop. There were reasons for that. Exercise can be a genuine medical risk when someone's body is already compromised. It can also reinforce an eating disorder, becoming rigid, compulsive, or a way to compensate for eating. So the safest option seemed to be no movement at all. But according to Associate Professor Bonnie Furzer, blanket bans were never evidence-based. They left people unsupported, and the be...

The Wellness Trap: How 'healthy' content harms users at risk for eating disorders

September 08, 2026

Wellness culture promises optimum health. New research suggests it might be hiding a bigger risk: disordered eating.   Beth Shelton sits down with researcher Ruby Kagan to unpack why. We're used to thinking that visuals of thin bodies online drive the risk of eating disorders. Kagan's research points to something else. The bigger problem is wellness framing itself.   Kagan studied "what I eat in a day" and clean eating videos on TikTok. She found that the more "healthy" and admirabl...

Dr Susan Simpson on schema therapy and her new self-help book for recovery.

August 04, 2026

Evidence-based treatment for eating disorders rightly focuses on restoring health and changing eating disorder behaviours. But what if those behaviours are also protecting something much deeper? What if lasting recovery starts not with asking "What's wrong with me?" but "What happened to me?" In this episode of Let's Talk, Beth talks with clinical psychologist and schema therapy expert Dr Susan Simpson about her new book Breaking Negative Eating Patterns and Remembering Your True Self, which ...

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How do I get in touch with Butterfly: Let's Talk?

Butterfly: Let's Talk is hosted by Beth Shelton. Its publicly listed email is camilla.becket@butterfly.org.au. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Butterfly: Let's Talk?

The publicly listed email for Butterfly: Let's Talk: camilla.becket@butterfly.org.au.

How many listeners does Butterfly: Let's Talk have?

Podseeker estimates Butterfly: Let's Talk reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Butterfly: Let's Talk?

Butterfly: Let's Talk typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Clinical or professional expertise in eating disorders, psychology, mental health, nutrition, body image, or related care; relevant research, authorship, advocacy, or lived experience can also be appropriate when paired with a substantive perspective. Common among recent guests: Clinical practice in eating-disorder or mental-health care; Published research or advanced academic work; Books or practical resources related to recovery and treatment. Recent guests include Ruby Kagan, Susan Simpson, and Shane Jeffrey.

How hard is it to get booked on Butterfly: Let's Talk?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Butterfly: Let's Talk cover?

Recent episodes cover Health, Eating Disorders, Body Image, Eating Disorder Recovery, and Neurodiversity. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.