Jillian Schmitz
Jillian Schmitz
A Conversation with Bailey Coats
A Conversation with Bailey Coats
A Conversation with Bailey Coats
Monday 15th May 2023
Listen to Bailey Coats discuss her recovery from ARFID and Gen Z pressures with Jillian Schmitz on 'Grey Maybe'. A heartfelt journey through healing.
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74 minutes
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Empowering
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Jillian Schmitz
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Empowering Recovery Journeys
Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Bailey Coats shares her journey through avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) and the pressures faced by Gen Z'ers.
- Jillian Schmitz skillfully leads a candid and insightful discussion with Bailey, shedding light on the challenges of recovery.
- Bailey's story is a poignant reminder that recovery is an ongoing journey with different 'seasons,' each requiring unique approaches and self-compassion.
Seasons of recovery, I think, is kind of the same. I, you know, anytime someone's like, you know, I'm, you can be in active recovery and you can have recovery from something, you know, a behavior or an obsession for, you know, a long time, for up till as long as you've been, you know, doing it or not doing it. But I do think recovery is kind of like a lifelong thing.
Ever felt the weight of societal pressures and wondered how to navigate them? In this episode of 'Grey Maybe', singer and songwriter Bailey Coats opens up about her battle with avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) and the unique challenges faced by Gen Z. Guided by host Jillian Schmitz, Bailey shares her personal journey through the ups and downs of recovery, highlighting how spirituality has played a crucial role in her healing process.
This heartfelt conversation isn't just about overcoming an eating disorder; it's about understanding the different 'seasons' of recovery and embracing each phase with self-compassion. Jillian and Bailey's candid discussion offers a beacon of hope for anyone grappling with similar issues, reminding us that healing is a journey, not a destination.