Mindset

Embrace the Suck

You might be reading this while lying in bed or cozied up with a hot cup of coffee. Perhaps you’re on a lunch break, combing through your inbox. Whatever the case, look around and observe your everyday comforts. A climate-controlled environment, access to clean water, and your smartphone readily available to prevent any hint of

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Dieting dilemmas: All-or-nothing mindset

For as long as I’ve worked as a dietitian, it amazes me how much all-or-nothing thinking impacts a person’s self-confidence and feeds the vicious cycle of yo-yo dieting. According to Professor Google, “all-or-nothing thinking” refers to thinking in extremes—something is right or wrong, good or bad. Classic dieting mentality, right? In this post, we’ll examine

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3 Tips to Break a Stall After Weight Loss Surgery

After years of working as a bariatric dietitian, one thing I continue to hear from clients is, “I’m not losing. My body is in starvation mode.” Perhaps you’ve felt this way if you’ve ever hit a weight plateau or stall after weight loss surgery. And you may have wondered, is “starvation mode” real? The answer is yes. Starvation

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Habits vs Behaviors

One of my favorite influencers in the weight management space, Glenn Mackintosh, recently shared about the difference between habits and behavior change. If you’re a sucker for Australian accents **👋 hi mom**, you’ll like Glenn too! In his recent blog post, Glenn wrote how behaviors are conscious actions, and habits are subconscious or automatic routines we do without thinking. Interestingly, he pointed

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