Helping Clients Overcome Their Body Dysmorphia

In this QUAH Sal, Adam, & Justin answer the question “Have you ever trained someone with body dysmorphia? How do you help people overcome it?”
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[@aliaub75]

These podcasts/talks are therapeutic to me. Thank u so much guys.

[@sydneynicole8947]

I see what you guys mean about it being a spectrum, however there is a really big difference with being self conscious, versus having a diagnosed disorder like BDD.

[@conner1872]

I'm glad other trainers are also good at this

[@josefpdx]

Well, what if you only work out for the beach body and you don't care about mobility or strength? The most mobile I ever was, or the most strong I have ever been, I was the smallest I've ever been.

[@coreyparsons4030]

Great video!

[@tonydryden5277]

Now, let's add a height component to that as well. Good times.

[@sds6303]

You mean muscle dysmorphia?