Being an intuitive eater when everyone around you is dieting
The freedom intuitive eating brings to an ex-dieter is unmatched. You can finally enjoy a simple Sunday ice cream cone with your nephew and take
The freedom intuitive eating brings to an ex-dieter is unmatched. You can finally enjoy a simple Sunday ice cream cone with your nephew and take
I remember when I was searching for answers to stop binge eating for good and I read about “unconditional permission to eat all foods.” I
If you’re thinking about meal planning, but wondering how to approach it with intuitive eating without falling into the diet mentality, here are some tips to get started.
Blog contribution by Holly Greenberg, Dietetic Intern. Review and Edited by Marissa Kai Miluk, MS, RDN, LD and Kaitlyn Allen MS, MEd, MS, RD Between
“Surrender to what “is.” Say “yes” to life—and see how life suddenly starts working for you rather than against you.” -Eckhart Tolle I struggled with
Diet culture tells us there’s only one reason to work out – and that’s simply to manipulate your body. Lose weight, get more toned, lose those hip dips, get rid of your double chin I mean the list goes on and on. However, when we use exercise solely as a means of changing our body, it can be difficult to find joy and cultivate a healthy relationship with it. But as someone who spent a majority of their college career in the gym, counting steps, and tracking calories, I promise you it is possible to move your body because it feels good instead of as a way to change it.
Hellooooo and welcome to a very vulnerable blog post all about body image. Body image comes up during every single session with my group and
I get asked all the time “how do I stop cravings” and usually my answer to that is “eat what you’re craving.” I mean truly
Emotional eating is something we always think of as bad. But what if it’s ok to eat emotionally sometimes? and how do you stop emotional eating when it becomes a problem?