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Warmly,Karly Pitman
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Here are a selection of bios of Karly:
A one sentence bio:
Karly Randolph Pitman is a writer, teacher, facilitator, poet, and contemplative who brings understanding and healing to sugar addiction, overeating and other ways we care for trauma.
A short bio:
Karly Randolph Pitman is a writer, teacher, facilitator, poet, and contemplative who brings understanding and healing to sugar addiction, overeating and other ways we care for trauma. She weaves together the worlds of relational neuroscience, self compassion, and presence to help people gently let go of painful coping strategies and to soften shame.
A long bio:
Karly Randolph Pitman is a writer, teacher, facilitator, poet, and contemplative who brings understanding, compassion, and healing to sugar addiction, overeating and other ways we care for trauma.
She weaves together the worlds of relational neuroscience, self compassion, and presence to help people gently let go of painful coping strategies and soften shame. Growing Humankindness, the cradle of her work, is fundamentally a change of heart – a new way of relating to our struggles.
Karly writes books and courses to support people in recovery from eating disorders and to bring healing to their relationships with food. She also offers group classes, speaking and training to deepen insight, soften isolation, and bring us home to ourselves. Her courses include The Book of Love, When Food is Your Mother, and Soften a Sugar Habit with Presence, Compassion and Grief.
She yearns to change our cultural conversation about connection, nourishment, and neediness so that we can better understand what drives our compulsive behaviors. She offers a non-pathologizing perspective about food compulsions and is passionate about sharing it with a wide variety of audiences. Karly is a published poet who writes a reader supported newsletter, O Nobly Born, to nurture a more compassionate world. And her personal experiences with anxiety, depression and eating disorders continue to ground, teach and soften her. You can find Karly at Growinghumankindness.com and in Austin, Texas, where she lives with her family and does as much as possible with her hands. In all she remains in awe of the human heart.
Photos:
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Karly’s media experience:
If you’d like to know a bit about Karly’s background and media experience, she’s a seasoned media guest and has appeared in scores of interviews and podcasts. She was also featured in the weight loss film, The Inner Weigh (2010).
Her work has been featured on media outlets like MSN, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Shine, Beliefnet.com, and The Huffington Post. Her approach is particularly good at helping people find compassion for their human struggles and vulnerabilities.
She also has a background in journalism, having worked for The Tennessean, the Nashville daily paper, and as a freelance writer.
What others have said:
“A true gem! Honesty combined with vast knowledge makes her an outstanding guest.She gave the listening audience hope that they could overcome addiction.” – Kelly Cappasola, Executive Producer, Forever Young Radio
“You have a voice made for radio.” – Jimmy Moore, host, Livin’ La Vida Low Carb show
“You’re one of our all time favorite guests.” – Vicky and Jen, hosts, What Really Matters