Intersectional Healing and How Factors Outsid...

“If someone believes that the body they have today, at this very moment, is a good body that deserves kindness and respect and care, then they’re more likely to make choices nutritionally that help their body feel good or engage in movement to feel good in their body without puni ...  Show more

“Taking the first step is always intimidating, whether it’s to therapy, or whether it’s to finding a non-traditional fitness space for you to feel safe, heard, and acknowledged in.”You can love fitness, but hate the anti-fat bias and weight stigma that is baked into so much of it ...  Show more

Dr. Neeru Bakshi challenges misconceptions around eating, encouraging a positive food relationship. Learn practical ways to nourish your body without guilt. (Please note that this podcast episode contains discussion about difficult topics, like body dysmorphia and eating disorder ...  Show more

I'm joined by Nia Patterson, author of the newly released "What's The Story" A Guided Walkthrough of the Stories You Tell Yourself About Your Body. Nia shares their story of recovering from an eating disorder, what helped them in recovery, what body neutrality means when your bod ...  Show more

Have you ever wondered how self-compassion could radically transform your relationship with your body and food? Join me and Marla Mervis Hartman as we explore this transformative journey in today's episode.

In this insightful conversation, we focus on overcoming the str ...

In todays episode, Parmis talks about her past struggles with disordered eating and how she broke free from the dark path she was on to a now balanced and healthy lifestyle where food is no longer the enemy. Dm me your thoughts 💗Lead to GoldRealistic wellness, without the social ...  Show more