Why You May Have an Eating Disorder
Knowledge is helpful, yet knowledge alone doesn’t give you what you need to make the necessary changes for recovery from an eating disorder, especially without support.
Knowledge is helpful, yet knowledge alone doesn’t give you what you need to make the necessary changes for recovery from an eating disorder, especially without support.
Here are some resources and tools for your physical activity routine, plus we reveal our own favorite movement activities.
Can increasing your physical activity help to ease your mind and calm your thoughts? Absolutely!
Getting physical isn’t about making a resolution, it’s about making a plan that fits you and your lifestyle.
Along with a physical check-up, you also want to do a mental check-up of your thoughts and attitudes about physical activity. Here are things to keep in mind.
Relationship problems are at the heart of most eating disorders, and often the underlying angst that’s causing people to act out with food can be traced back to an interpersonal situation. Learn how yoga can help us deal with the difficult emotions of jealousy and sorrow.
At times, it can be just as “con-fuzzling” (confusing and puzzling, as my daughter says) to deal with happy people as it is to deal with unhappy people. This simple yoga tool can help.
I’ve recently discovered a fascinating, simple and effective yoga concept for how to stay peaceful in all of the relationships and interactions in your daily life.