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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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Illustration explaining ARFID in adults and eating struggles beyond picky eating

If you’ve been wondering whether your eating struggles are more than just being a “picky eater,” I’m glad you’re here. This post focuses on ARFID in adults, which is often overlooked and misunderstood. Maybe you do just have specific food preferences, but maybe not. In my work with clients, I find that there is usually […]

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Graphic titled Best Eating Disorder Books for Recovery with a list of recommended books for binge eating, anorexia, and body image healing.

Navigating eating disorder treatment and recovery can feel like uncharted territory for everyone involved. Whether you’re doing the healing yourself, supporting someone you care about, or working with clients as a clinician, having grounded, weight-inclusive resources makes a difference. I created this blog post to curate some of the best eating disorder books that educate […]

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Image with text that reads “6 Tips for Mindful Eating When You’re Bored — Gentle, non-diet ways to reconnect with your body and needs,” placed over a cozy breakfast scene with toast, coffee, and a glass of water.

We all eat when we’re bored sometimes. Maybe you find yourself opening the fridge, standing in the pantry, or reaching for a snack every time you transition to another work task. You might not even be hungry, you’re just looking for something that feels satisfying in the moment. Here are six tips for mindful eating […]

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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. […]