Intuitive Eating

Let’s come home to our bodies when it comes to nourishing!  Make peace with food by practicing food neutrality.  Explore what it really means to be hungry and full and the sensations that come along with that.  Draft your own intuitive eating hunger scale to help you tune into your bodies cues and needs. Practice food exploration strategies to help the young people in your life develop a healthy relationship with food.

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I’m Not Hungry, But I Want To Eat Something

Do you ever feel like you’re not hungry, but want something to eat?   What is this all about anyway?   Hunger is the combination of:  You might find yourself wondering if it’s okay to eat if you’re tummy isn’t grumbling. Let’s explore why it’s important to eat at different levels of hunger, with different types of […]

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Good Mood Food: Secrets of A Dietitian

What you put on your plate can do more than fuel your body, it can also brighten your mood and support mental well-being. “Good mood foods” are nutrient-rich ingredients that may help balance brain chemicals, reduce stress, and improve energy levels throughout the day. From omega-3 packed salmon to antioxidant-rich berries, these foods work with

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Is Intuitive Eating Weight Loss Possible

The phrase “intuitive eating” is hot right now.  You might seek out intuitive eating weight loss with the presumption that you’re going to unlock the thin body you’ve been told is locked away inside of you.   Intuitive eating involves  Contrary to popular belief, none of the principles of intuitive eating have anything to do with

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