If you are a chronic dieter, then more than likely you have “thrown in the towel” quite a few times. A new diet comes to market. It’s exciting, this will be the one. You start the diet and things are going well. But then you had a bad day at work, you went on…
There’s No “Throwing in the Towel” in Intuitive Eating
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerThe Rush for the French Fries
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerWere you ever eating with another person, or group of people, and found that you were eating so quickly for fear there wouldn’t be more food available if you wanted another portion? Yesterday, my daughter Lauren spent the day with her friends. She has another few days before camp begins and they decided to…
Resources and Support for Yo-Yo Dieters and Emotional Eaters
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerHow do you feel about seeking help for things that aren’t always going so right in your life? Whether it be relationship tension, marital problems, school issues, work-related problems, do you suffer alone and try to figure it out by yourself, or do you seek the guidance of a professional who can be objective…
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…
The Many Voices of Hunger
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerThere are many facets of intuitive eating…thus the “10 principles”, which are what I call your empowerment tools to help you acquire and understand your internal cues that drive your hunger and satiety. If you are unfamiliar with the 10 Principles of Intuitive Eating, read more about them here. One of the intuitive eating…
“Comfort Foods” Making your Clothes Uncomfortable?
/2 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerThere is nothing wrong with foods being a source of pleasure. In fact, the more your relationship with food can be a positive one, the better you will feel about your eating habits. However, confusing a positive relationship with eating your favorite foods with the notion of seeking “comfort” from certain foods can lead to…
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