If food feels like it’s always on your mind, you’re not the only one. Whether it’s subtle restriction, emotional stress, or long-standing food rules, there are many reasons we can become preoccupied with eating. In this blog, we explore four common (and often overlooked) reasons.
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Read MoreFrequent weighing can do more harm than good—especially in recovery. Explore what really changes (and what doesn’t) when you stop weighing yourself.
Read MoreSupporting body neutrality and positivity is essential for promoting self-acceptance and mental well-being. Here is a list of resources, including websites, books, social media accounts, and organizations that can help you or others on their journey towards body neutrality and positivity:
Read MoreFocusing on your health and wellbeing in 2023 doesn't have to mean starting a new, restrictive diet, or extreme exercise plan! Here is a list of 23 attainable New Year's resolutions that are all about self care, note self control.
Read MoreThis is such a common question, because it is a common experience – and that is because eating in response to psychological and physiological stress is normal!
Read MoreIn eating disorder and dieting recovery regular is eating is a wonderful place to start, providing a base from which we can work towards…
Read MoreDiet culture is a complex sociological phenomenon rooted in race, culture, sex, identity, and capitalism.
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