Jennifer Kreatsoulas Jennifer Kreatsoulas

Your Gut Is Not Shameful, It's Brilliant. Here's Why

Our social and cultural beliefs teach us that our gut or “tummy” is a body part that must be tamed. But the truth is, there is a natural brilliance that resides in our gut. Here I share how to tune into this natural brilliance and build inner resilience.

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Jennifer Kreatsoulas Jennifer Kreatsoulas

"More Love" For Parents of Children With Eating Disorders

More-Love.org is an incredible online resource for parents of children with eating disorders. Learn about the free resources available through this website. Knowledge is power, and in the spirit of More Love founder Ginny Jones' message, it is also more love!

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Jennifer Kreatsoulas Jennifer Kreatsoulas

Art, Recovery, and the Colors of Courage

I recently met Emily Rutherford, an amazingly talented and creative soul, on social media. I was so enamored with her inspirational and vibrant recovery art, that I invited her to share some of her work on my blog. I hope you enjoy the selection of Emily's art posted here.  

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Ed, This Is Goodbye

"I want to live my life in accordance to my values, not yours, because my values of passion, connection, trust, balance, hope, learning, and self-acceptance mean so much more to me now." Read guest contributor Emily Rutherford's letter to Ed. 

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How To Be Good Enough

Once a perfectionist, always a perfectionist. Or maybe not? Guest blogger Angie Viets, LCP, talks about the gripping and cruel reality of perfectionism and shares how she is challenging that voice that relentlessly demands more, better, best. 

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Jennifer Kreatsoulas Jennifer Kreatsoulas

Tips for Shutting Down Diet and Weight Talk

Inevitably, at some point during the holiday celebrations a relative or friend will make a food or weight comment. Guest blogger Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LGSW, offers some witty and empowering responses we can use to shut down the diet and weight talk. After all, like Jennifer says, there are so many more important and interesting things to talk about! 

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