"Fat is not a feeling . . ."

A friend and I were talking about this phrase the other day. She hears it in her treatment setting regularly. I've known treatment providers who LOVE the phrase in the past, but I've never heard anyone at my current center use it. At all. I can't help but wonder if they intentionally avoid it, and I could see that being the case, based on their treatment modality.

Do your treatment providers (or past treatment providers, others in recovery, etc.) use the phrase "fat is not a feeling?" In what circumstances do they use it? What do you think of the phrase and how it's used?

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