Episode 423. The over-complication of peri-me...

In this episode, Emilia shares two moments where her 19-month-old son Ohtli spontaneously swapped chocolate for fruit and vegetables, and uses them to explore why what we model around food matters far more than what we teach. Drawing on her own history of disordered eating and bo ...  Show more

Client Q&A - Why have we gone back 10 years with diet trends and how can we protect ourselves, overeating feels good - how to stop it being the default, can you train for long distance running and lose weight healthily, can you be triggered by an environment, staying connected to ...  Show more

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Do you eat as soon as you feel an uncomfortable emotion? Or do you feel it for awhile, but then decide you're done with feeling and you eat to distract from it, numb it, or avoid it?

Now imagine that you were able to just feel the emotion, for as long as it was ...

In this episode, I’m going to talk about some of the subtleties that can keep binge eating going. You might have already made some substantial progress in addressing binge eating but you feel frustrated that you have moments of slipping back and wondering how on earth it happened ...  Show more

Binge eating is not simply scoffing an extra biscuit, with your morning coffee break. Instead, it involves eating fast, an extremely large amount of food (more than you would eat for lunch or dinner), and usually in secret. It can feel like a dissociative or ‘out of body’ expe ...