Have you been concerned with the recent increase in your child’s use of their phone and computer in their everyday life? Well, you are not alone. Virtual work and online learning have become a major part of adolescent life. While screen time has been beneficial to school-aged children and for providing a platform for…
Increased Screen Time Leads to Binge Eating in Young Children
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerIt’s Time to Talk About It #NEDAwareness
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerNational Eating Disorder Awareness (NEDAwareness) Week starts this Sunday, February 26th and runs through March 4th. The theme of this year’s NEDAawareness Week is It’s Time to Talk About It. The National Eating Disorder Association wants to encourage you and everyone else to talk about eating disorders. Eating disorders affect everyone, regardless of gender,…
Powerful Strategies to Conquer Overeating – The Final 3!
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerHave you been following my series Powerful Strategies to Conquer Overeating on The Diet Free Zone Show? Last month I shared with you the first 3 strategies to conquer overeating and today I will share the final 3. But before I do, let me remind you what the first 3 strategies are. Strategy #1: Be…
Powerful Strategies to Conquer Overeating
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerI recently started a series called Powerful Strategies to Conquer Overeating on The Diet Free Zone Show™ on my YouTube channel. In case you don’t subscribe to my channel (although you should…here’s the link to subscribe for free https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_vbh0Zqy6Y2TSQCbHQwziA ) I wanted to share the first 3 strategies with you here. Click on the…
How to Manage Your Emotions without Turning to Food
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerOne of the things that come up often in my work with my clients is how they deal with emotional eating. We all experience different emotions throughout a given day. For some, there might be more than others. Such emotions include anxiety, loneliness and sadness. Other more subtle emotions that often might lead you to…
No Thank You Miss Food Pusher
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerAround this time of year with the holidays of Passover and Easter just around the corner, it is a good time to talk about a category of people I like to call “food pushers.” These people mean well, but they have a tendency to start interfering with the hunger and fullness cues you have been…
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