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Why do we box ourselves in?   Because it's easier and more comfortable.  It's also boring.  I'm a big fan of learning new and interesting things outside of my wheel house.  It keeps me fresh, excited, and creative because it introduces me to people and concepts that I otherwise wouldn't have encountered if I remain […]

What I’m learning about lately (and how to feel more alive)

Each of us has a certain emotional bandwidth of what we can handle on a day-to-day, month-to-month or even year-to-year basis.  When our bandwidth is maxed out we feel overwhelmed.  The temptation is to check out and avoid.  Some of us get paralyzed and incapacitated, while others go-go-go trying to task-master their way out of […]

Emotional bandwidth

My mom sent this to me recently, and I haven’t been able to stop thinking about it.  The text is written below. We live in a culture where ordinary is seen as boring and lazy.  We try to make everyone feel special by giving out participation trophies.  We pretend that we’re all extraordinary.  But by […]

Striving for ordinary

Additional resources for recovering during the holidays

Find peace with food, and within yousrelf

I’ve learned that most of the world around us doesn’t “get it” when it comes to having a healthy relationship with food. Even health professionals like doctors and other dietitians often give misguided advice, making health and recovery a challenge.  

I love helping people uncover what it is about their bodies and about their eating that they are struggling with, and help them heal - using a non-diet approach. 

"non-diet" dietitian and expert on eating disorders & body image issues

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