Why do diets keep failing? Learn why restrictive diets don’t work long-term, how they fuel overeating, and what to do instead for lasting health.
Why Diets Keep Failing You (And Why It’s Not Your Fault) Read More »
What is “healthy” comes with a lot of opinions today. Here are a few of my go-tos for health as a registered dietitian.
What “Healthy” Looks Like for Me Read More »
Do you feel like you’re “failing” with food every time you eat past fullness, want dessert, or rely on convenience foods?
Many of the behaviors diet culture labels as “bad” are actually normal parts of eating. In this post, we’ll unpack 5 common experiences that feel like failure… but aren’t — and why food freedom is about flexibility, not perfection.
Things That Feel Like Failure With Food… Read More »
GLP-1 nutrition has many people asking themselves: “If I’m not hungry, am I still supposed to eat?” In this post, we explore how to continue nourishing your body when appetite cues become quieter, why hunger isn’t the only sign your body needs food, and practical ways to create gentle structure around meals without falling into rigid food rules.
How to Nourish Your Body on a GLP-1 Read More »
Intuitive Eating says eat when you’re hungry & stop when you’re full… have you ever wondered if that can work for you?
“Intuitive Eating won’t work for me” Read More »
When your friend says all they’ve eaten today is an apple and some almonds and you’re eating for the third time today… are you doing something wrong?
Why Eating “Just an Apple” Isn’t Enough for Most People Read More »
Diet culture taught us skipping breakfast “saved” us calories… But what happened later in the day caught us off guard.
Skipping Breakfast to Save Calories Felt Smart… Until Later Read More »
Find yourself thinking about food or your next meal while you’re still eating this one? You’re not broken. There are a few things that could be going on.
Why Am I Always Thinking About Food? Read More »
Somewhere along the way, many of us learned to treat food like a transaction. If lunch is “big,” we’re skipping dinner or it must be small. If we “overdid it” earlier, we compensate later.
“I’m Skipping Dinner After This” Read More »
Our body says “ok, that’s good” long before it says “woah, too much!” Here are some tips on noticing those cues
How your body says “I’m full” Read More »
