Jan 5, 2016
Writer Kelsey Miller (Big Girl; The Anti-Diet Project) discusses her long history of dieting and body shame, what made her finally give up the fight to lose weight, how discovering intuitive eating changed her life, what it was like to write a book about that process, and lots more!
Kelsey Miller is the author of BIG GIRL: How I Gave Up Dieting
& Got A Life, and the Senior Features Writer at
Refinery29, the leading digital lifestyle brand for women. She
began her career in the film production industry before
transitioning to full-time writing, joining Refinery29 in 2012.
Soon after, she created The Anti-Diet Project, one of the website's
most popular franchises. Kelsey specializes in first-person essays,
cultural commentary, humor writing, fitness, food, body image,
advice, and feminist issues.
In the last three years, she was named one of The Huffington Post’s
Body Image Heroes and took top honors at both the Fashion Monitor
Journalism Awards and the Digiday Publishing Awards. Her work has
been featured in Time, xoJane, Women's Health, and more. She has
been featured on Good Morning America, HuffPost Live, and MSNBC.
Kelsey graduated from Boston University with a BS in Film &
Television and lives in Brooklyn, NY. Find her online
at KelseyMiller.com, and buy her book on Amazon.
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