Episode 389. Why am I so emotional in recovery from binge & overeating?

Episode 389. Why am I so emotional in recover...

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Episode 427. The uncomfortable truth about how much you're eating

If you're struggling with binge eating, food noise, overeating, or irregular periods, the problem might not be what you think. In this episode, Emilia breaks down why not eating enough, not just overall, but consistently throughout the day, is one of the most common and overlooke ...  Show more

Episode 426. Rejection, radical acceptance and redirecting thoughts

Committing to the small, how not to take rejection personally, how not to let body image impact actions, adjusting to shift work, in the moment tips for negative body image, radical acceptance in practice 

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