by Michelle | Jun 6, 2025 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, Body Image, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating
Hello love, I wanted to talk about self-worth—because this is usually what we are chasing by doing the diets, doing the exercise, and trying to get rid of our emotional eating. We feel a lot of shame and we feel if we could finally get rid of the body we are in or the...
by Michelle | May 30, 2025 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, Body Image, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, Trauma Informed
Hello love, Something I always talk about when it comes to emotional eating is that it’s a coping mechanism. It’s something many of us likely developed in childhood to help us manage discomfort, distress, and difficult emotions. Often, this stems from the fact that...
by Michelle | May 23, 2025 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, Body Image, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating, Trauma Informed
Hello love, Today I’ll be sharing about about body acceptance. I know, you’re probably rolling your eyes. Most women think that body acceptance means they have to miraculously love or like their body. But that’s not what body acceptance is about. It’s about that...
by Michelle | May 9, 2025 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, Trauma Informed
Hello love, I wanted to talk about self-sabotage because that’s what it can feel like when you emotionally eat. Like: Why do I keep screwing things up? Why do I keep binging? Why do I keep eating when I don’t want to? Why am I sabotaging myself? Why am I...
by Michelle | May 2, 2025 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating, Trauma Informed
Hello love, I wanted to talk more about emotional eating and trauma because I don’t think the connection is always obvious. It definitely wasn’t for me on my own journey… But when I reflected on my experiences—and noticed the same patterns in my clients—it became...
