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Browse around for posts about nutrition, wellness, and tangible tips for eating -- all with a weight neutral lens.

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Flat lay of dumbbells, apples, and a clipboard on a pink background with the title “What ‘Out of Shape’ Really Means” and a subtitle about challenging assumptions around fitness.

This post is part of my Fed Up series—where we name the subtle ways diet culture shows up in how we speak, think, and feel about our bodies. “Out of shape” is a phrase worth retiring. The phrase “out of shape” gets thrown around constantly—by doctors, fitness instructors, and maybe even in your own head. […]

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Title graphic reading ‘Your First Session with a Non-Diet Dietitian: What to Expect’ on a soft textured blue-gray background from Katie Schwartz Nutrition

Starting nutrition counseling can feel like a big step. If you’ve been curious about what a first session with a non-diet dietitian might really look like, this post is for you. Maybe you’ve had providers in the past who made assumptions about your body. Maybe you’ve been told to “just eat more” or “try harder” […]

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Overhead photo of blackberry smoothies with mint and striped straws, overlaid with text that reads “Easy High Protein Smoothie Recipes Without Protein Powder.

High protein smoothies can be a game-changer—especially when sitting down to a meal feels impossible. Whether you have ADHD, anxiety, ARFID, are wrangling kids and their 10 extracurriculars, or just need quick nourishment, smoothies can help. In this post, you’ll learn how to make a high protein smoothie without protein powder using easy, budget-friendly ingredients—and […]

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Body-diverse women in black undergarments standing shoulder-to-shoulder with text overlay: “Practical Tips for Bad Body Image Days (That Don’t Include Pretending to Love What You See).

This post is part of my Fed Up series—where we call BS on harmful body expectations and offer real, practical ways to care for yourself instead. Bad body image doesn’t come out of nowhere—it’s a symptom of living in a world that teaches us some bodies are better than others. And when that belief system […]