Is this you?

Is this you?

Are you feeling pressure from outside of yourself, calling on you to be and do like never before?

The pull to self-soothe is strong and challenges with emotional eating, binge eating, and restrictive eating are at an all-time high.

Are these things you experience or say to yourself?

• I get on the scale every morning. If my weight is going down, I feel pretty good, but it might give the justification to eat more later. If my weight is going up, I start beating myself up first thing. I feel pretty defeated and plan my day around what I’m NOT going to eat.

•  I’m being called into the office so I finally got out of my pj’s to try on a pair of pants and they aren’t comfortable around my waist.

•  When I go to bed feeling hungry, it feels good because I believe I’ll wake up and weigh less in the morning.

•  When I saw her last, my doctor told me all my labs are normal so I can continue my behaviors.

•  I know binging and purging isn’t good for me but it’s working now so I’m not motivated to change.

•  I know that restricting isn’t good for me but it’s working now so I’m not motivated to change.

•  I want to stop this obsession with food but I don’t know where to start, especially now with all the diet chatter on social media.

•  Every time I tell myself I can stop this madness, I find myself doing it again. Why do I even try to stop?

•  I don’t have a real plan for what I’m going to eat each day.

•  I’m going to follow my diet 100% today and get it right.

•  I will skip breakfast because I ate so much last night.

•  My eating has gotten better but my exercise is out of control now that I can stream classes all-day

•  I’m doing better, have been given some tools to recover but under stress, I revert to my unhealthy, disordered behaviors.

•  My stomach hurts. I haven’t been feeling well.

•  I don’t have time to make breakfast in the morning because I’m too busy taking care of everyone else.

•  I don’t like to be the one that says no to myself. I feel like I’m saying “yes” all day long to everyone else.

•  I want to be alone so I can lose myself in my comfort food.

•  I have no sense of feeling full.

•  My hunger scares me because if I give in to it I don’t trust I can stop.

•  I like the feeling of being overly full, it is comforting. I can finally relax there.

•  The thought of giving up my favorite foods scares me.

•  I can stop overeating, but I can’t help my thoughts.

•  I’m having trouble sleeping.

•  Before I wouldn’t have ANYTHING in the house that I loved to eat but since the pandemic, I’m still stockpiling food and it’s driving me crazy.

•  It’s easier to eat the tempting food than struggle with it taunting me all day long.

• My moods are definitely ruled by what I’ve eaten.

• I wake up each morning vowing that “today is going to be different”… I’m not going to overeat/restrict today. 

If you relate to even a few of these statements, you will benefit from the support of a coach who understands the challenges and triggers that lead to disordered eating behaviors. Please know you can free yourself from a relationship with food that is holding you, hostage. Click here to check out the many ways you can be supported by me and learn about the tools, framework, and options I developed and rely on daily to live this fully nourished life, and how you can too!