The fire roll continues with our guest today!
Kaitlin Bolt-Lovett is a Registered Dietitian whose practice embraces each unique individual and works to empower through reflection, education, and healing. She focuses FIRST on the relationship with food and body image, with a goal of creating confidence and harmony between them. She values the personal intricacies of each client’s experience and approaches the relationship with an inclusive, tailored perspective.
After battling through her own sport induced eating disorder for over 2 decades, Kaitlin wanted to build a private practice based on healing relationships with both food and body. Through her own experiences and continuing education, she found the social justice movement HAES(R), intuitive eating, and taking an inclusive approach to her work to be powerful and compelling. She emphasizes creating a safe space for clients to feel empowered to explore their relationship with themselves while providing an opportunity to turn inward instead of constantly looking to the external. This generates a self-awareness and trust that can break through the societal biases that often work against our ability to feel WHOLE.
She’s here with us today to share her story of healing and transformation, going from being in a place in her relationship with food, body, exercise, and herself that she describes as rigid, disconnected, and sad. To one she describes as integrative, gentle, and versatile.
Some themes that pop up in our conversation today are
• The impact that life transitions have on our relationship with food, body, and self,
• Perfectionism and being caught in the loop of NOT ENOUGH
• Being an introvert and not understanding or accepting this and the anxiety that causes
• The powerrrrr of self-compassion
• How yoga allows for connection with breath and body
• How working an extremely stressful and demanding job can exacerbate binge eating and ED tendencies
• Working with a therapist to built the skill of recognizing emotions, acknowledging them, and learning how to meet our own needs
• Healing does not mean brokenness
• How we never “arrive” at an ideal place in our health journey, it’s ever evolving
• How transforming these parts of ourselves opens up a new and freer way to experience life
And sooooo much more.
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