
Meghan Gray
Meghan Gray is a clinical psychologist, founder and director of GrayMind Psychology in Brisbane, Australia, specializing in eating disorders and trauma.
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Aug 18, 2026
Let's Talk About Disordered Eating with Meghan Gray
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Meghan GrayGUEST
So particularly in this kind of dynamic of our relationship with our emotions and then subsequently our relationship with our food and our eating behaviors.

Meghan GrayGUEST
If you are in the over controlled state and you try to function in the over controlled state, which is essentially restricting, cutting things out, ignoring hunger cues, not eating in an intuitive way, that would be the optimum level of control.

Meghan GrayGUEST
If you function more in the restrictive over-controlled state, your body will always be trying to pull you physiologically back because it's trying to survive, right? It's trying to feed you.
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Do you often find that OCD and eating disorders can come hand in hand?