Our relationship with food begins long before we’re adults. Our childhood experiences deeply influence how we think about food. How we develop eating habits, and even how we feel about our bodies. Early exposure to food insecurity, diet culture, or harmful body...
The holiday season is often a time of joy, connection, and celebration. However, it can also bring uninvited and uncomfortable conversations about food and body image. Whether it’s comments about your plate, discussions about diets, or unsolicited remarks about...
The holiday season is often focused on giving to others. But what if you gave yourself the greatest gift of all—self-kindness? By practicing self-compassion, you invite more peace, joy, and balance into your life. You free yourself from the pressure of perfection and...
Holiday perfectionism: The holidays can feel like a performance with perfect decorations, flawless meals, and happy gatherings. But chasing perfection often leads to stress and burnout. Let’s redefine holiday success and focus on what truly matters. Why Do We Feel...
Are you struggling to feel at peace with your body in a world hyper-focused on appearance? Body neutrality offers a gentler approach, encouraging a non-judgemental acceptance of your body just as it is. In this post, you’ll discover how body neutrality can help you...
Struggling with food addictions can feel overwhelming and isolating. But there’s hope! Therapy offers valuable tools and support to help you regain control. Whether you’re dealing with emotional eating, chronic dieting, or an insatiable urge to eat, therapy can be a...
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