Tag: eating-disorders
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Reject Diet Culture: How To Start Your Intuitive Eating Journey
Intuitive eating and the non-diet approach to eating are becoming more popular globally, offering a refreshing shift from dieting and rigid “lifestyles”, leadins us back home to ourselves. Intuitive eating is a natural, instinctive approach that teaches trusting your body and responding to your unique needs. Born as intuitive eaters, children don’t see food as…
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5 Signs You’re Ready to Stop Dieting and Embrace Intuitive Eating
Breaking free from chronic dieting and making peace with food is a journey, and the timeline for healing can be different for each individual. For some, it may take a few months; for others, years. At its core, this isn’t just about changing the way you eat – it’s about changing your entire relationship with…
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Can Intuitive Eating Improve Your Health? A Holistic Approach to Well-being
Social media often paints a funny picture of intuitive eating, suggesting it’s an endless indulgence in donuts, burgers, and fries. Many posts feature vibrant images of cupcakes, sweets, and so-called “junk” foods (problematic name alert!), making it seem like intuitive eating lacks regard for health or nutrition. This couldn’t be further from the truth. In…
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Food Freedom Explained: Embrace Intuitive Eating and Live Your Best Life
If you’ve spent any time on my website, Tiktok or Instagram, you already know that I’m all about food freedom. While it’s often understood that food freedom means stepping away from diets forever, today I want to dive deeper into what it truly means to be free. When I first started my journey, I didn’t…
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7 Signs You May Have Disordered Eating Habits
Disordered eating is an issue that, unfortunately, isn’t widely discussed. This is largely because many of the behaviors associated with disordered eating are often normalized or even celebrated. A quick look through social media or magazines reveals a common message: food is the enemy, eat as little as possible, and exercise constantly. The underlying narrative…
Nina Kaufmann 