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The GI Psychology Blog

Welcome to the GI Psychology Blog—your trusted resource for understanding the gut-brain connection. We share expert insights, compassionate guidance, and evidence-based tools to support individuals living with gastrointestinal conditions and related mental health challenges. Whether you’re navigating IBS, IBD, disordered eating, or chronic stress, our posts are designed to empower patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals alike.

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Prenatal Planning with IBD or DGBIs: What Your Care Team Should Know

Read morePrenatal Planning with IBD or DGBIs: What Your Care Team Should Know
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Is It Time to Rethink Your IBS Treatment Plan?

Read moreIs It Time to Rethink Your IBS Treatment Plan?
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The Volume Dial of Pain: How Hypnosis and Awareness Can Turn It Down

Read moreThe Volume Dial of Pain: How Hypnosis and Awareness Can Turn It Down
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Post-Flare Recovery: Supporting Your Nervous System and Mental Health

Read morePost-Flare Recovery: Supporting Your Nervous System and Mental Health
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 When Eating Hurts: Understanding GI Discomfort After Meals

Read more When Eating Hurts: Understanding GI Discomfort After Meals
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“But You Don’t Look Sick”: The Emotional Toll of Living with IBS

Read more“But You Don’t Look Sick”: The Emotional Toll of Living with IBS
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Gut-Directed Hypnotherapy and IBD: Is It Right for You?

Read moreGut-Directed Hypnotherapy and IBD: Is It Right for You?
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How Telehealth Is Expanding Access to Gut–Brain Therapy Nationwide

Read moreHow Telehealth Is Expanding Access to Gut–Brain Therapy Nationwide
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Gut-Directed Therapy for Kids: What Parents Need to Know

Read moreGut-Directed Therapy for Kids: What Parents Need to Know
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Helping Your Child Overcome Constipation

Read moreHelping Your Child Overcome Constipation
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