Join me on this enlightening episode of The Heal Your Hunger Show as I chat with Jennifer about how to embrace movement as a form of healing and source for joy. Jennifer shares about her own journey of self-acceptance. Get ready to move your body as we share how dance can be a powerful tool for greater self-expression and freedom! Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that offers fresh perspectives…

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Do you feel like you’re working hard to keep several spinning plates in the air at all times? That if you don’t work as hard as you’re working to stay in control, that all the plates will stop spinning and come crashing down and break into a million pieces? Well, this is a common theme for emotional eaters. So, in this episode, I talk about a better way; wow to let God take over and support you…

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Many emotional eaters struggle with sleep. But sometimes, it’s not about sleep, as much as it’s about going to sleep. We stay up late, eating in front of the TV, or scrolling Facebook and feeling bad about ourselves. We miss out on quality rest, which leaves us tired and more prone to snacking for quick energy the next day. Sound familiar? In this episode, I talk about why we struggle with putting…

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When you’re feeling under the weather, sticking to healthy habits can feel impossible—especially for emotional eaters. In this episode, I dive into the challenges of staying on track while sick and share some surprising strategies that helped me avoid the temptation to overeat during my recent 10-day cold. Whether it’s battling cravings or dealing with isolation, you don’t have to snack just…

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In this fun episode of The Heal Your Hunger Show, we’re taking a sweet trip down memory lane with naturopathic physician Dr. Gina Nick as we chat about pixie sticks! Dr. Gina shares how she blended her love for holistic health with her creativity to create a unique product packed with glutathione, vitamin D3, magnesium, and glycine. We dive into why detoxification is so important and how these…

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Weight loss podcasts, nutrition studies, bestselling books, online courses…if you’re constantly studying nutrition, diet, metabolism, psychology of eating, etc., but you’re still not reaching your health goals, it might be time for a shift in perspective. The most frustrating thing is knowing what to do, but not being able to follow through on what you know. In this episode, I dig into what…

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Ever feel like at any moment others will realize you don’t know what you’re doing and you’ll be rejected or fired? Emotional eaters often struggle with feeling worthy of praise, recognition or well-earned status. In this episode, I dig into what’s at the core of this belief that you are imposter just waiting to be “found out”.

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As emotional eaters, we are typically stuck in our bodies. We are hurting ourselves with food, and we don’t want to face it, so we live from the neck up, neglecting our bodies in numerous ways. One important thing we can do to begin healing our relationship with our bodies is to move freely through dance. In this episode, I interview one of my Heal Your Hunger Coaches, Tsilah Burman…

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Do you sometimes feel like you do all the work around your home? Do you feel resentful that others don’t pull their weight? Do those feelings make their way into conversations with friends, or your spouse? In this episode, I talk about my most recent descent into martyrdom (not my best moment), and what I did to recover from it.

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So long as I focused on weight loss, I couldn’t lose weight. Oh sure, I lost weight from time to time. But then I put it all back on. In this episode, I talk about the one shift I made that changed everything for me. And it’s working wonders for my clients. I hope you’ll tune in and consider stepping off the dieting roller coaster right, and change your focus instead.

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How does one eat mindfully when they’re an emotional eater? That’s exactly what we explored during my interview with Naturopathic doctor, Dr. Sharon Stills. She offers great tools and suggestions for how you can slow down and come into the here and now, both when you’re engaging with food, and elsewhere, because, afterall, how we do anything, is how we do everything, right? You’ll love Dr.

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