The word "yet" can be a powerful mindset shift and create a foundation of trust, both needed for better health and wellness.

The word "yet" is mainly used to refer to something a person is waiting for and expecting. The event has not happened so far.

Did you know….

Your preoccupation with food could be related to your need for more significant social interactions.

We often think food is the problem when food is only the messenger…

Nourishing yourself may include physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual nourishment. What you tend to “grows.”

For example, I hope to nourish my well-being this year by getting more sleep. When I get better sleep, I have greater focus and attention, make healthier food choices, and feel better. The action of getting better sleep enables you to have growth in other areas of your life.

I am excited to share! I was recently interviewed by Sarah Kirton, a writer from DeliveryRank; We discussed my views on the damage diet culture has caused and revealed how working with my clients; you can learn how to UNdiet your life, build confidence, happiness, and love for self, regardless of size.

You do not need to compensate for your holiday eating today, tomorrow, or any day. Your restriction is what sets you up for a binge. Enjoy the holiday food without guilt or shame.

Today I have two gifts to help you enjoy the holidays and prepare you for 2023, the year of the UNDiet. The good news is that you can start now, and it doesn't include a meal plan, food rules, or willpower.

There are many ways our bodies talk to us, which I refer to as body speak (learning the language of your body).

When we understand "our language" by connecting our mind, body, heart, and food, we become experts on ourselves and no longer need diets or outside resources to tell us what, when, and how much to eat.

Learn how a Hunger Scale can connect your to your hunger.

The truth is, one day filled with candy will not harm anyone long term (unless there are medical conditions and a lack of teeth brushing). How we talk about the candy experience harms our children and ourselves, impacting our relationships with food and body.

I support women in connecting their minds, body, and food, which is all about thoughts, actions, and behaviors.

This week, I finally found a diet that I can stand behind and support.

I believe to my core, that it will actually work for everyone. Are you curious?

Is your diet and dieting lifestyle working for you?

Criticism and judgment, a "dieter's mind," leave you defeated, defiant, and stuck, similar to the diet cycle.

Acceptance and curiosity open the door to the journey, adventure, and getting off the diet roller coaster.

We often miss the big picture when we talk about food and dieting. What if, food is not the problem; food is only the messenger? It tells you, "HEY, LISTEN UP," something is happening. The food tells you that you have an unmet need, either physically, mentally, emotionally, or spiritually.

How do you feel about calories on a menu?

The old me was 100% in; I would have thought it was a dream come true. In fact, for years, I fantasized about opening a restaurant affiliated with "WW." It would have the entire menu broken down by nutritional content and points. A place I could eat and quickly do my calorie math. It would feel safe.

Imagine that your beginner's mind allows you to unlearn your dieting rules and negative thoughts about your body. You get to create an alternate perspective that you are allowed to eat, you are good enough, and you can have autonomy and be the expert on yourself.

Honor your health with gentle nutrition. You have the right to savor your meal without cajoling or judgment and without discussing calories eaten or the amount of exercise needed to burn off said calories.

The first question you may have is, “what is Belly Love?”

Belly love is when you take the time and ask your belly if she is hungry, and you listen, trust and respect her answer

What is the difference between emotional and physical hunger?

For those of us that struggle with healthy choices, dieting, and the never-ending little voices in our head that seem to tell us we are hungry all the time, being aware is the first step to change and creating new habits.