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The Emotional Eating (and Everything Else Podcast) is for women who want to change their relationship with food, their bodies, and themselves. How we use food and how relate to our bodies is complicated. That’s why we’ll be talking about everything that has anything to do with emotional eating. Like exiting our toxic diet culture, creating new coping skills, learning how to respect your body, and adopting an Intuitive Eating lifestyle. Yes, we’ll be covering it all! So if you’re ready to fin ...
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Vernon's Cigars presents a podcast for all cigar aficionados. Hosted by Denzel and Jared as they enjoy cigars paired with drinks. The two give insight on the cigars they're smoking along with their drinks. They have conversation on all things related to the cigar industry along with a range of topics of what's going on in the world today. You'll learn about cigars and hear stories from the duo as they discuss current events, music, news, sports, relationships, traveling, tech and etc. Tune i ...
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If you're someone who's done your own IFS work, you were likely encouraged to check in with a part that you met during your session on your own regularly throughout the week. And you may have thought, how in the world do I do that? Hopefully, the therapist or coach you're working with helped you with that process. But if they didn't, you're in luck…
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On this week's podcast episode we're talking about anxiety, one of the most common things that lead our parts to food. Very often, parts in our system use food to calm our anxious parts. I think this happens for a couple of reasons. First, food can be a great distraction when we're feeling anxious. And second, food actually calms us down. Research …
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What's the first thing that comes to your mind when I say the word acceptance? As in accepting who you are and accepting your body, right here, right now? For many if not most people, the thought of acceptance brings up parts saying, "No! I won't give up!" Or, "I can't acceptance myself the way I am--I'm not good enough." Yeah....acceptance is real…
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On this weeks' podcast episode, we're talking about restriction. This is a topic that I know I've mentioned a number of times on the show, but I've never talked about it in depth. And given how common it is, it's about time that I do. What comes to mind when you think about the word "restriction" (as it relates to food)? For me, I tend to think abo…
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On this week's podcast, we're talking about something that I haven't talked much about at all on the show: sexuality. Thankfully, since this is not my speciality, I'm joined by Esther Hooley, a psychologist who presented a really informative workshop that I attended a few months ago on sexuality and eating concerns. Esther is a psychologist in Waco…
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On my last podcast episode, Heidi Andersen and I had a fantastic discussion about embodiment and how vital it is to be in your body in order to heal your relationship with it. (If you didn't listen to it yet, check it out here!) After Heidi and I recorded that episode, I told her she had an open invitation to come back onto the show and expand on a…
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On this week's episode, I'm speaking with Certified Body Trust® Specialist Heidi Andersen about the topic of embodiment, something that she sees as vital to the healing of food and body issues. And in case you're not quite sure how to define embodiment, Heidi describes it as: The ability to land safely in our body in the present moment, just how we…
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I'll get right to it and be honest. Part of this week's podcast topic--GLP-1 medication--is not something I've really wanted to talk about. These are the medications that we're all hearing about nonstop--the ones that Oprah talked about in her recent special. I haven't wanted to give them much air time, because we hear about them so much everywhere…
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I have a question for you. What do you know about your early years? Like from birth to age two? And what do you know about your mom's pregnancy with you? If you're like me, not a whole lot. Turns out, though, this is really good information to have. According to this week's podcast guest, Colleen West, these early years and your experiences within …
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If you celebrated Easter yesterday (and even if you didn't), you probably have some leftover candy in your house. Which means you also probably have some parts who are very anxious about this candy. Or who have already eaten quite a bit of it. Or who have put it high up on a shelf so that hopefully you'll forget about it. Having a lot of candy in t…
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Trigger warning: on this episode, we're talking about trauma and how traumatic experiences can impact your relationship with food and your body. If you're just not up for this topic, take care of yourself and pass it by. Trauma and eating disorders often go hand-in-hand. Indeed, research has suggested that up to 50% of those diagnosed with eating d…
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Let me ask you a question: have you ever thought of yourself as a binge eater? Or maybe you've noticed that you have a part that binges? This is something that many people engage in at least sometimes, and for some folx it happens daily. But what exactly is binge eating? I find that many of my clients describe themselves as binge eaters, but they a…
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This week we both smoke Cohibas and Plasencia in a head to head battle to see which cigar reigns supreme. Plus we discuss Wendys plan for price surging and its affect on fast food. We also discuss the idea of karma for Wendy Williams current circumstances --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vernonscigars/support…
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Are you familiar with the Enneagram? The "test" that views personality as nine interconnected types? I wasn't, until about three years ago. And even then, I took an online test, bought a book, read the chapter that corresponded with my "type," and never looked at it again. But.... I've had parts in the background of my mind who have been curious ab…
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I think many (most) of us have had the experience of feeling out-of-control with food, at least to some degree. It feels like something or someone else has taken over and you're just along for the ride. In IFS terms, we call that being "blended" with a part. The part has literally hijacked the system and is running the show. And Self is very hard t…
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Changing your relationship with food and with your body can be quite the complicated process, can't it? It seems like we often take two steps forward and four (or more?) steps back. I think that's because sometimes we go too far too fast, and we experience a backlash from parts. Let me give you an example. Say you feel out-of-control with food some…
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I have a question for you: are you hungry? If your answer is yes, how can you tell? If your answer is no, how you can tell? And if your answer is, I have no idea, you're in the right place! Not surprisingly, the topic of hunger comes up a lot with my clients. It's hard to talk about eating and food issues without talking about hunger. And one of th…
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Quick trigger warning here: lots of talk today about diets and the scale. If you're not up for it, no worries--just skip it. It’s January, and you know what that means. It’s diet season. Ugh....I turned on the tv this morning and saw an ad for a diet program within five seconds. About one minute later, there was one for a weight loss medication. Ye…
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Here we are, smack-dab in the middle of holiday season. Maybe the holiday you celebrate has passed already, and all you have left is New Years. Or maybe it hasn't happened yet. Either way, we're not done yet! I don't have to tell you that the holidays can be a really tough time of year for people who struggle with food. This time of year can feel l…
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What comes to mind when I ask you this question: Are you healthy? My guess is, if your answer is "yes," you started running down a list of physical metrics that support your answer. Like, your recent bloodwork was good, you exercise regularly, you "eat right." I'm also going to guess that if your answer is "no," you also ran down a list of physical…
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It's Thanksgiving week here in the US, and that always brings up the topic of gratitude. Last season at this time, I did an episode called "Giving Thanks for Two Things We Love to Hate" (the two things being our body and our emotional eating behaviors), and this season I'm doing something similar. But this time, I'm just focusing on giving thanks t…
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