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How to Achieve Your Health Goals with Intuitive Eating

How to Achieve Your Health Goals with Intuitive Eating

How does intuitive eating improve your health? "Can I support my health without going on another diet? Heart disease runs in my family. My cholesterol and blood sugar levels have been creeping up the past year. But I'm afraid if I focus on eating healthy for my heart,...

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How being a perfectionist will sabotage your health goals

How being a perfectionist will sabotage your health goals

Episode 8. Are you a perfectionist? Do you ever feel the pressure to keep pushing toward perfection? Does your drive for achievement leave you feeling disconnected from your body and your true purpose in life? Dr. Rebecca Sorenson is a former competitive athlete whose...

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How to live “beyond the binge”

How to live “beyond the binge”

Feeling exhausted from trying to control your eating, only to end up in a binge eating frenzy after you blow your diet? Go from frustrated to confident when you learn how to live "beyond the binge!" Do you feel overwhelmed by trying to "get back on track" with healthy...

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Yin Yoga: Empowering All Bodies to Find Their Perfect Balance

Yin Yoga: Empowering All Bodies to Find Their Perfect Balance

Episode 15: Why yoga isn’t about looking great in Lululemon leggings: How many times have you seen a picture on social media or in a magazine of a woman doing yoga and thought, "If only I looked like her, then I'd do yoga?" That's because all we ever see are photos of...

How to stop generational dieting

How to stop generational dieting

Generational dieting: What was your Mom's relationship with food and her body like? Did you ever see her measure out her food, hear her say X food has Y calories in it, or X food isn't healthy? Or that she'd need to go for a long walk or spend more time at the gym...