Intuitive Eating is such a game changer. I could geek out on the subject of Intuitive Eating all day long. I love teaching these principles and getting this work out into the world. You are going to be so glad you learned about Intuitive Eating today. Let’s get started with the basics:
I get a lot of questions about what intuitive eating is. I want to answer your questions, and speak to what it is not.
Intuitive Eating is an approach to food that helps you find mind/body/food peace. You can find this again after you’ve been a chronic dieter and are confused about what to eat, how to eat, when to eat, in order to weight balance or live in such a way that works for you.
Eveyin Tribole and Elyse Resch describe intuitive eating so perfectly in their book, Intuitive Eating, 4th Edition. They define intuitive eating this way;
“It is “a compassionate, self-care eating...
How are you feelin' about this year's growing holiday list of To Do's?
Sending big love and support to everyone who's feeling the overwhelm.
I'm deciding ahead of time that this year the holidays are going to be a little different.
For me, that means to practice constraint.
Constraint is a limitation or a restriction you put on yourself that simplifies your life. I've noticed many of my coaching clients are feeling a lot of dread with some of their holiday responsibilities that are coming up.
Constraint helps eliminate overwhelm. If we decide ahead of time how we're going to focus our energy during the holidays, the more energy we have to create what we truly want.
Constraint (saying no) gets difficult if we are the type of people who like to keep our options open.
Keeping our options open is a problem though, because we have too many options these days.
Constraining your holiday parties is a great idea. One of the things I really like to teach is to find your people and then...
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