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Nutrition resources to help you undiet your life. Find strategies, podcasts, and inspiration to reclaim your health from diet culture with intuitive eating practices.

How to deal with slow weight loss after 40

How to deal with slow weight loss after 40

Have you ever stayed too long – a job or position at work, in a relationship that made you compromise too much, follow a wellness program that felt too hard for too long or an exercise schedule that was a struggle to maintain with the rest of your life?

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How to eat more brain-health foods without being obsessive

How to eat more brain-health foods without being obsessive

Can you eat to support your brain health without falling into the dumpster fire of diet culture? Yes! You can take a non-diet approach to brain health with intuitive eating and gentle nutrition. Let's do it! Create your meals and snacks with a balance of complex...

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Miss Education: The Things I Didn’t Learn in Grad School

Miss Education: The Things I Didn’t Learn in Grad School

There is genuine disembodiment of my education vs my actual life. I’ve never “looked the part” of a dietitian. I've struggled with my weight and how I "should" be eating. The stereotype of dietitians and similar nutrition professionals is that we must only eat salads...

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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...