How often do you feel like you can't stop eating once you start? I remember this so clearly. I felt like if I cracked the seal, I wouldn’t be able to stop. So I found myself either restricting, or feeling wildly out of control – full of guilt and shame. If this resonates with you too, then you might find these 3 powerful mindset shifts helpful.

Seeking help for eating disorders takes immense courage, so if you are starting your search, then I commend you. In this post I’ll explore how cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) techniques can work really well for eating disorders such as bulimia.

(Guest post on It’s Complicated)

I started dieting when I was just 16 years old. A combination of being bullied at my previous school, along with some unsolicited comments about my body, sent me into a negative downward tailspin of hating my body. It was back in the days before social media, so I grabbed all the magazines I could to learn how to change my body.

(Guest Post on A Lust for Life)

Once upon a time, I was scared of food. Like actually scared of it. Food thoughts consumed every waking moment: Is this bad for me? Does it have too much sugar? Have I eaten too many carbs today?

(Guest Post on Elephant Journal)

Have you heard of orthorexia? Maybe you’re wondering if it’s something you’re struggling with too? Here I’m sharing my raw and unfiltered journey with orthorexia. I’ll share the tell-tale signs and how my recovery unfolded.