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I have a question for you: are you hungry? If your answer is yes, how can you tell? If your answer is no, how you can tell? And if your answer is, I have no idea, you're in the right place!
Not surprisingly, the topic of hunger comes up a lot with my clients. It's hard to talk about eating and food issues without talking about hunger. And one of the questions I hear a lot is:
Am I hungry? Or is it a part? How can I tell???
If this is a question that's come up for you too, then this week's podcast is right up your alley.
Hunger can be confusing for many of us, even though it's really very simple. Hunger is just our body's way of telling us it needs food. Simple. But it's become a thing. Especially for womxn.
Diet culture has taught us to ignore, distrust, and even fear our hunger. How many times have you heard one of these lines:
Advice like this just teaches you to ignore what your body is telling you. That's essentially like ignoring your body when it tells you to sleep. To use the bathroom. To sneeze. Imagine telling someone, hey--if you're thirsty, just go eat a steak. How preposterous is that???? And yet that's the same thing as drinking water when you're hungry. Thirst isn't hunger. Water isn't food.
On this week's podcast, we're talking about the topic of hunger and everything that comes with. We're discussing:
We're also talking about the fact that hunger is normal! It shouldn't be ignored or feared. It's just your body telling you it needs fuel.
So, if you had a hard time answering my question above, or if you have a difficult time noticing or connecting to your hunger cues, definitely take a listen!
Click below for information on my upcoming groups:
Food and Body Freedom for Therapists and Practitioners
Food and Body Freedom for Non-Therapists
Where to find me:
Therapy website (for therapists and practitioners): drkimdaniels.com
Coaching website (for non-therapists): yourweightisnotyourworth.com
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I have a question for you: are you hungry? If your answer is yes, how can you tell? If your answer is no, how you can tell? And if your answer is, I have no idea, you're in the right place!
Not surprisingly, the topic of hunger comes up a lot with my clients. It's hard to talk about eating and food issues without talking about hunger. And one of the questions I hear a lot is:
Am I hungry? Or is it a part? How can I tell???
If this is a question that's come up for you too, then this week's podcast is right up your alley.
Hunger can be confusing for many of us, even though it's really very simple. Hunger is just our body's way of telling us it needs food. Simple. But it's become a thing. Especially for womxn.
Diet culture has taught us to ignore, distrust, and even fear our hunger. How many times have you heard one of these lines:
Advice like this just teaches you to ignore what your body is telling you. That's essentially like ignoring your body when it tells you to sleep. To use the bathroom. To sneeze. Imagine telling someone, hey--if you're thirsty, just go eat a steak. How preposterous is that???? And yet that's the same thing as drinking water when you're hungry. Thirst isn't hunger. Water isn't food.
On this week's podcast, we're talking about the topic of hunger and everything that comes with. We're discussing:
We're also talking about the fact that hunger is normal! It shouldn't be ignored or feared. It's just your body telling you it needs fuel.
So, if you had a hard time answering my question above, or if you have a difficult time noticing or connecting to your hunger cues, definitely take a listen!
Click below for information on my upcoming groups:
Food and Body Freedom for Therapists and Practitioners
Food and Body Freedom for Non-Therapists
Where to find me:
Therapy website (for therapists and practitioners): drkimdaniels.com
Coaching website (for non-therapists): yourweightisnotyourworth.com
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