What does that even mean? It’s a term people may or may not have heard. But what I’ve found (especially online) is that most people don’t really know what it actually means. A lot of people seem to think intuitive eating is just about eating when you’re hungry and stopping when you’re full. Which, yes,
For many people recovering from an eating disorder, the thought of facing “fear foods” can be one of the most overwhelming parts of the journey. Fear foods are typically the ones you’ve labeled as “bad” or “off-limits,” foods that trigger anxiety or guilt just by thinking about them. But making peace with these foods is
In today’s wellness-obsessed culture, it’s common to hear foods labeled as either “good” or “bad.” This binary thinking is deeply ingrained in diet culture, where certain foods are praised for their health benefits while others are demonized for their perceived negative effects. However, this moralization of food is misleading and can lead to unhealthy relationships
Metabolism is a buzzword in today’s health and fitness culture, often surrounded by myths and misconceptions. Many people believe that achieving the ‘perfect metabolism’ hinges on eating the ‘perfect food’ or following the ‘perfect diet.’ However, the reality of metabolism is far more nuanced. Let’s dive into the facts and dispel some common myths about
Why Waiting Prolongs Symptoms Eating disorders (ED) are complex mental health conditions that can have serious consequences if left untreated. The stigma and misconceptions surrounding ED behaviors often lead individuals to delay seeking help, which can exacerbate the symptoms and make recovery more challenging. It’s crucial to understand that getting timely help for ED behaviors
In our image-conscious society, dieting has become a pervasive practice, often viewed as a means to achieve the coveted ideal of thinness. Whether through trendy diets, weight loss supplements, or rigorous exercise regimens, the quest for a slimmer physique is a common pursuit. However, beneath the surface lies a darker reality: the potential for dieting
Often, when you begin on the journey to Eating Disorder recovery or recovery from disordered eating, your therapist will recommend you to see an RD (Registered Dietitian). An RD is likely the last person you want to add to your treatment team. First of all, it may seem the RD wants control over your food,
The holidays can be a hard time for those struggling with eating disorders. Send this to a loved one, friend or family member to help bring awareness around triggering conversations so they can better support you this holiday season.
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