Dealing With Deprivation: The Heart of the Work
“You may search the universe for someone more worthy of your love and affection than you are yourself, but such a person does not exist.”
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Food Samples at Costco; An Unexpected Experiment
It’s never a good idea to go food shopping when you’re hungry. Everyone with a history of dieting, emotional or binge eating knows that! But yesterday afternoon I
How “fat” am I? Do I care?
This post was contributed by Rachel, once an A Weigh Out Coaching Client, now a member of our Members’ Circle… Earlier today I went for
Mindful Emotional Eating?
“Trust develops and builds when I am given a choice (and not, as in dieting, denied it). Trust develops when I choose to make myself
‘Silly’ New Year’s Resolutions
This article was contributed by Kisha; a member of the A Weigh Out Membership Circle… _______________________________________________________ Each year, along with much of the world, I
Expanding Your Comfort Zone
Most of us carry beliefs about ourselves and our bodies. While these beliefs can provide safety and comfort they can also confine us in rigid
The Most Important Few Words
I lost a dear family friend this year; Mickey Chasanoff. He was one of the last true gentlemen; a man of tremendous honor, remarkable generosity, fierce love for
Emotional Eating; Do You Start Your Day Expecting It?
One of my staff psychologists, Sandy Matthews, and I were talking about something we heard said in an Oprah Lifeclass called “You Become What You Believe”.
Sane eating with some indulging for the holidays
Eating healthfully during the holidays isn’t just about nourishing our bodies; it’s also about connection between food, family, and friends. If someone prepares a special meal
Holiday Self-Care Strategies
“Feeling satisfied isn’t just about being full. It’s also about getting enough pleasure.” ~David Spero During the holidays, we may find ourselves wanting to