Letting Go of the Need for Approval from Others – In Session with Marc David

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Trusting Ourselves with Food & Pleasure – In Session with Marc David

Jill, 44, wants a new relationship with food – one where she can enjoy a more easygoing, intuitive way of eating. She'd like eating to be fun and lighthearted, and feel satiated after a great meal. But her dreamy new relationship with food seems so very far away. Jill has an inte ...  Show more

Does Food Hold Power Over You? – In Session with Marc David

Food is intended to be our source of nourishment, but all too often it can feel like a losing battle. Perhaps you've been struggling with your weight, and why it's so hard to lose it – or keep it off. Or maybe you binge or emotionally eat, and are frustrated that you can't stop t ...  Show more

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