Confidence In The Age Of GLP-1s

It happened to me, it’s not my fault, I’m still worthy of love, care, and respect
— Dr. Judith Joseph
 

In this episode, we’re getting into a conversation that feels incredibly relevant right now — the psychological side of GLP-1 medications and what happens when body culture starts shifting this quickly. As these drugs become more normalized, a lot of people are quietly navigating changes in how they see themselves, their confidence, and their relationship with food.


About the Expert

Dr. Rachel Goldman

Licensed Psychologist, Speaker, and Author | Ph.D., FTOS, FASMBS-IH

Rachel Goldman, Ph.D., FTOS, FASMBS-IH (widely known as Dr. Rachel) is a nationally recognized licensed psychologist, speaker, author, and media contributor specializing in the mind-body connection. With expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and a holistic approach to health, she focuses on stress management, eating behaviors, obesity treatment, and health behavior change.


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