You Can’t Diet Your Way Out Of Emotional Eating. (Let’s Learn What You CAN Do) Date:  Monday, February 1st at 8pm on Zoom Price:  $30. Zoom link will be provided upon registration. If you’ve ever asked yourself “Why do I do this to myself?” then this class is for you!

Tonight at sundown, Jewish celebrities like Natalie Portman, Scarlett Johansson, Adam Sandler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Jake Gyllenhaal will gather over Zoom for a festive, virtual Passover meal, or seder with traditional foods like matzo crackers, roast brisket and potato or apple puddings called kugels. For the eight days of

Learn How To Stop Binge Eating and Emotional Eating With 5 Simple, Real Life Steps Learn the 5 essential steps to HALT binge eating and compulsive overeating immediately. Learn what REALLY works and why conventional dieting strategies have such a high failure rate. Learn why what most nutritionists and registered dietitians teach sound good in theory

Hi Guys! I’m all about trying new stuff–it’s an important skill to master in your life. So is trusting your intuition. So today I’m going to practice both skills by changing up today’s newsletter content. This Wednesday I want to share with you something that I am LOVING, and that

Here are my Top 4 Tips!    1. Sort Your Candy! Just like you did when you were a kid (Favorites, Just OK, Yuck!). Then, do to yourself what your parents did to you. Set a rigid limit on how much candy you can have, and then candy gets put (or given)

Today’s “emotional eating quotient” class is on: The Stress Eater. You’re overworked, overwhelmed- and overeating. Those are the three “O’s” that are the downfall of driven, busy women. And women who balance many responsibilities struggle with putting themselves first. It takes time. Food is an easy Band-Aid, while real self-

You know those pounds you accumulate when your life gets so busy that “air traffic controller” seems like a laid-back job. You’re not just MOM- you’re chauffeur, waitress, counselor, cook, homework assistant and a thousand other things. And that’s before you put on your fancy pants for the job that

According to research from the Calorie Control Council, the average American may consume more than 3,000 calories during a typical Thanksgiving dinner. From appetizers to dessert, dieters beware: You want to stuff the bird, not yourself!

One of the secrets to ending emotional eating is to practice the Pleasure Principle. So many of us turn to food for pleasure when we lack it in other areas of our day (or lives!). Give your mind and body other ways of feeling good, aside from eating. Many times

When reading a restaurant menu at dinner, think about tomorrow’s lunch. It’s natural to want to get our money’s worth, so we often feel compelled to clean our plate. But when we view a serving as two meals, we get our money’s worth! To help: Ask the waiter to bring