Eating disorders are so self-focused and isolating, it’s very tough to have healthy relationships. So what should you heal first?
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by Sandee Nebel
Filed Under: Anxiety, Binge Eating Disorder, Eating Disorders, Relationships, Self-Care
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by Sandee Nebel
Eating disorders are so self-focused and isolating, it’s very tough to have healthy relationships. So what should you heal first?
Filed Under: Anxiety, Binge Eating Disorder, Eating Disorders, Relationships, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
Relationship issues may be what got someone into an eating disorder; cultivating healthy and supportive relationships can help them climb out.
Filed Under: Eating Disorders, Relationships, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
Filed Under: Boundaries, Co-Dependency, Eating Disorders, Relationships, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
I was so moved by participating in a fundraising walk for breast cancer awareness, I decided to look at my own history of volunteering.
Filed Under: Relationships, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
It’s okay to not know what’s coming next. It’s okay to pause before leaping into the next action. It’s okay to still be undecided.
Filed Under: Eating Disorders, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
Meal planning, shopping, and cooking at home are fundamental skills for recovery that are beneficial for five key reasons.
Filed Under: Eating Disorders, Food Addiction, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
Self-care practices can improve and maintain your health and wellness, but we all need expert help as well.
Filed Under: Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
Hydrating your body helps all its systems function better, giving you more strength and stability for the inner work of healing.
Filed Under: Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel
Now that resolutions have died down a little bit, let’s really think about what we want to do for ourselves. Healing happens one day at a time, slowly, and in layers. It doesn’t have to mean big changes all at once. That’s where we mess up, thinking it’s all or nothing. Think of all the […]
Filed Under: Eating Disorders, Self-Care
by Sandee Nebel