
Thank You.
Thank you for not talking about your diet. Thank you for respecting that not everyone is in a place to discuss food, assumed food morals, weight, and/or body sizes. And
Thank you for not talking about your diet. Thank you for respecting that not everyone is in a place to discuss food, assumed food morals, weight, and/or body sizes. And
Seriously though, stop it. The first time I realized how much we all apologize for truly stupid things actually brings up a super gross, cutesy story. You ready? Circa 2009
It’s Thursday at 1pm and sixteen family members surround my mother’s dining room table that is meant to sit eight. All but two of us are over 18 years old,
This morning I got myself to the studio for the first time in a long while (self-care at its truest), and I couldn’t help but notice the similarities between yoga
I used to consider myself a serious athlete. Now, for any of you who know me as a twenty-something year old you may be giggling a bit, as I currently
What do you do when someone around you uses diet or food talk as a conversation filler? Is your response different based on if this person is a friend? Co-worker?
It’s not your fault. It’s not your fault that you feel bad about the skin you live in. It’s not your fault for being preoccupied with food: the do’s
I’ve been thinking about this first blog post for far too long, until it occurred to me that the most frequently asked question I hear as a dietitian is “so
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