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I recovered from not one but two eating disorders. And honestly, the second one (orthorexia) was much harder to recognise than the first - partly because it was so much less obvious. In this post I share my experience with two different eating disorders and five things I’ve learned looking back.
As parents, we often underestimate how much influence we have on the way our children think about food and their bodies. Kids absorb messages from the world around them constantly, and one of the most powerful sources is home. The way we talk about food, our own bodies, and the atmosphere we create at mealtimes can shape a child's relationship with their bodies and eating for years to come.
You might have wondered whether food, or your relationship with it, will ever get easier? And I get it – it’s a question that so many clients ask. Because for many, food has become exhausting and all-consuming. In this post I want to share my honest answer to this question – does it ever get any easier?
Have you ever finished a meal, felt physically full, and then still found yourself reaching for more food? It can feel confusing and frustrating - like your body is sending mixed signals. In this post, we’re breaking down exactly why that happens and what you can do about it.