While food is central to our well being and brings many of us real joy. For some, our relationships with food and our body can be complex, a way of communicating and expressing some of the pain and suffering we may be experiencing but unable to share. Similarly while we know exercise and movement are good for our physical and mental health, when it becomes the only way we manage our emotional regulation, when it becomes something we are dependent on, when it becomes something we feel compelled to do in order to earn our food or attain worth, it topples into a place of dysfunction.
A new podcast is coming. Hosted by nutritional psychologist Kimberley Wilson and performance and eating disorder specialist dietitian Renee McGregor
Real people.
Real stories.
Thoughtful conversations about food, body image, exercise, self-worth, and everything underneath.
If you’d like the opportunity explore your relationship with food with us you can apply for a one-off consultation on the podcast here.
Because food is rarely just food.
An intimate profile of Renee McGregor, world renowned sport nutritionist and eating disorder specialist, ultra runner and trustee of Black Trail Runners, from childhood trauma, to battles for representation, redefining success—both in the mountains and in life. The film is a raw and brutally honest portrayal of trauma turned into triumph. It captures Renee’s lifelong search for safety, acceptance, and belonging in a world, and a sport, that has often told her she doesn’t fit in.
The film follows Renee as she prepares for the most significant race of her career. The crew is granted unrestricted access to her friends, family, and clients, exposing the emotional and physical challenges she faces balancing training, career and advocacy work. It shines a light on the racism, stereotypes, and daily struggles of being a woman of colour in a predominantly white sport. Renee’s openness and vulnerability stand at the heart of this story.
More than a film about sport, Unfiltered is a testament to a deeply hurt persons ability to rise, heal, and inspire. It’s a story of resilience, and finding peace in the places and people that shape us.
Cutting through the jargon and misinformation, Renee draws on over twenty years’ experience of working with sportspeople from a range of disciplines to provide straightforward, accessible advice about how you can fuel your adventures.
Renee McGregor BSc (hons) PGDIP (DIET) PGCERT(sportsnutr) RD BASES Renee is a leading sports dietitian, specialising in Eating Disorders, REDs, The Female Athlete, Athlete Health and Performance. Her practice and knowledge are supported by extensive experience of working in both clinical and performance nutrition, including, Olympic (London, 2012), Paralympic (Rio, 2016) and Commonwealth (Queensland, 2018) teams, as well as with a number of Olympic athletes (most recently a Paris time-holder) and a number of GB teams, as well as English and Scottish National Ballet.
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