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Do you sometimes wonder if your relationship with food is “normal”? Maybe you’ve caught yourself thinking your eating habits aren’t disordered enough to matter, or that you don’t look like someone who would have an eating disorder. If these thoughts sound familiar, you’re not alone and understanding common eating disorder myths can help…
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Understanding Health Tracking Anxiety: The 12-Year Problem We’re All Facing Health tracking anxiety is becoming a widespread concern as millions embrace wearable technology. Here’s a sobering fact: In America, we live about 12 years longer than we stay healthy. That means for over a decade at the end of our lives, we’re dealing with…
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We all carry stories, internal messages about who we are, what we deserve, and what’s possible for us. Many of these beliefs were formed long before we had the language to challenge them. They were shaped by early experiences, family patterns, cultural expectations, and sometimes, trauma. These stories become core beliefs, deep, automatic…
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Have you ever noticed how the biggest changes in life often bring out both the best and most challenging parts of our relationships? Whether it’s moving to a new city, starting a new job, welcoming a child, or adjusting to an empty nest, life transitions can feel overwhelming. But they also offer powerful…
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Wait… Why Does This Feel So Hard? You landed the new job, moved into a fresh space, ended (or started) a relationship, or became a parent. This transition was supposed to be exciting, so why does it feel so uncomfortable instead? Whether you’re navigating life transitions for the first time or facing another major…
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We’re living in a time when you can ask an algorithm for advice about anything, your marriage, your trauma, your loneliness at 2 a.m., and get an instant response. AI/ChatGPT therapy has become increasingly popular as people seek immediate mental health support. In some ways, that’s extraordinary. It can also be profoundly misleading. While…
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Nineteen years ago, I made a decision that changed my life: I had gastric bypass surgery. At the time, I weighed 365 pounds, and my relationship with food, my body, and even my self-worth was deeply complicated. Today, I’ve lost and maintained a weight loss of 230 pounds, but what I’ve learned about the…