OUR THINKING
Obesity in Context Conversations
These conversations began with questions emerging from our clinical work with people experiencing obesity and binge eating. Rather than presenting a finished model, we’re using them to explore what becomes visible when we widen the lens.
CONVERSATION 01
When obesity and binge eating coexist
What does it mean when two conditions share so much — and yet are treated so separately? We explore how understanding their overlap can open new possibilities for care.
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CONVERSATION 02
Why can integrated care be so difficult?
Even when the right services exist, care doesn’t always join up. We explore the structural, relational and psychological barriers that make integration harder than it looks.
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CONVERSATION 03
What happens when care becomes fragmented?
Fragmented care doesn’t just create inconvenience — it can deepen distress. We ask what it means to hold the whole person in view, across services and over time.
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