by Michelle | May 15, 2026 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating, Holistic Nutrition, Intuitive Eating, Trauma Informed
Sometimes emotional eating isn’t about the food. It’s about soothing that pain of feeling like you’re not good enough – a wound that started in early childhood. Many women who struggle with emotional eating grew up feeling unseen, overly...
by Michelle | May 8, 2026 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, healing emotional eating, Holistic Nutrition
Have you noticed that every time you start a new diet, a new eating plan or intermittent fasting, you end up thinking about food so much more? Or even emotionally eating? I know that in these moments, it can feel like you need even more discipline. But what’s...
by Michelle | Apr 17, 2026 | Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating, Holistic Nutrition, Trauma Informed, Uncategorized
So what actually changes when you heal your emotional eating beyond just food and your body? It’s not just about stopping bingeing or eating “normally”. It’s really about having more ease, peace, inner confidence – and the sense of sovereignty and...
by Michelle | Apr 10, 2026 | coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating, Trauma Informed
If you struggle with emotional eating, this might not be about food at all. It might be about your lack of boundaries. And not having them is exhausting your system more than you realize. So this isn’t about blaming you. Most ambitious women weren’t...
by Michelle | Mar 6, 2026 | Blocks to Emotional Eating, coping mechanism, Emotional Eating, Emotional Eating Triggers, Emotional Health, healing emotional eating, Holistic Nutrition, Trauma Informed
Today we’re going to talk about how trauma impacts your emotional eating. So when people hear the word trauma, they often think of something catastrophic, and they don’t want to talk about it. But trauma is not a bad word, and trauma is on a spectrum....
