We all know what it’s like to crave a particular food, whether it’s a salty snack, a sweet treat, or a hearty meal. But have you ever paused to consider why you’re craving these foods in the first place? Understanding what the food cravings meaning is trying to tell...
Are you struggling to feel satisfied after meals? Or do you deprive yourself of what foods you enjoy? Do you often find yourself caught in a cycle of trying one diet after another yet never quite succeeding in achieving lasting health benefits? Learning about hunger...
For many of us, managing our emotions can be overwhelming – it’s difficult to make sense of all the emotions that arise throughout our day. Do you ever feel overwhelmed by heavy emotions? Do you find yourself struggling to manage feelings of sadness,...
Intuitive eating has been gaining traction as an alternative to traditional diets and weight-loss programs. But is intuitive eating healthy? Despite its popularity, many people still need clarification about what intuitive eating is and whether it’s healthy. There is...
If you work in an office, chances are you’ve experienced some toxic diet culture conversations. Whether it’s your boss bragging about their latest “cleanse” or your coworker making comments about their weight, these conversations can be tough to navigate. But there...
As you all know, New year’s resolutions and goal setting have a lot of hype at the start of the year and quickly lose steam as the months go on. Often in January, A Little Nutrition receives a lot of media inquiries asking us to provide our top tips on how to...
Our non-diet, evidence-based courses are designed to help you cultivate a healthier, more peaceful connection with food and your body. Learn how to break free from restrictive mindsets and embrace a balanced, compassionate approach to eating and self-care.
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