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2023 can be YOUR year for a healthy relationship with food. Instead of trying to start the year with a toxic diet or depriving yourself of food, start with a healthy relationship with you!!
Eating disorders can show in subtle ways. Today we talk through how to know if your relationship with food isn't what you think it is.
Eating disorders can show in subtle ways. Today we talk through how to know if your relationship with food isn't what you think it is.
In todays episode we talk about finding happiness even during the rough times.
Feeling sad around the holidays is super common- so why does no one talk about it? Today we talk through the reasons you might be feeling down and how to take the pressure off this holiday season!
Thanksgiving can be tricky if you are dealing with a rocky food relationship. Today we talk through tips and tricks to enjoy Thanksgiving guilt free and make sure you are in the best mindset you can be in going into the holidays!
Finding your worth in worldly things is so easy to do. Whether it's our job, how we look, or what we wear, we can so easily succumb to the things of the earth. In this episode we talk about how to set your eyes on the bigger and better things and have a better relationship with yourself in return!
In this weeks episode I read YOUR submissions on what is not talked about enough when it comes to eating disorders.
Holidays can be hard when it comes to eating disorders and disordered thoughts with food. We tend to feel guilty about indulging or we try to hit the gym more before Thanksgiving because we think we have to in order to eat. Today we discuss how to maintain a good relationship with food around the holidays and not be so hard on yourself when you do indulge!
Have you ever felt like you were at a stand still waiting on something? Whether it's a job or a relationship or anything else, it can feel lonely and frustrating. In today's episode we talk through how seasons of waiting are such a blessing in disguise and how to start seeing them like it.
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