It’s a common scenario, most of us have probably experienced it. We’re having lunch at work, decompressing, enjoying leftovers, maybe a sandwich and some cookies or takeout, and it happens. “I must … [Read more...] about Dealing with Toxic Lunchroom Talk and Advocating for the Possibility for Culture Change
Rethinking Food Addiction
By Mikalina Kirkpatrick with Hilary Kinavey & Dana Sturtevant Food addiction is a phrase you’ve probably heard. It’s been used in a wide variety of contexts, with increasing frequency over the … [Read more...] about Rethinking Food Addiction
Do you have to be so divisive? Reflections on the BEDA/NEDA conference (and ways to move forward together)
Of any conference, we feel most at home at BEDA. We adore the smart, passionate and loving people that work in this field. BEDA and NEDA joined forces to offer a joint conference for the first time, … [Read more...] about Do you have to be so divisive? Reflections on the BEDA/NEDA conference (and ways to move forward together)
Body Trust® Insights with Liz Gow
Liz, thank you for your courage, your vulnerability, and your beautiful heart! It is a blessing to have your presence here. I was so surprised by just how much I have been entrenched, and … [Read more...] about Body Trust® Insights with Liz Gow
Be a critical reviewer of weight science
The amount of weight bias in the literature (and therefore the medical community) is astounding. Health care providers must become critical reviewers of the research to provide safe and ethical … [Read more...] about Be a critical reviewer of weight science
