The Food Fight
I recently had the privilege of guest speaking on the radio show, The Food Fight. The Food Fight is a radio show that airs every Saturday at 1:00pm on 770 AM or live streaming on kaamradio.com. It is hosted by Lorri Lancashire LPC and Sarah Lee IEC. The radio show covers a variety of topics including eating disorders, dieting, and body image. The topic of my show was cravings continued, I have attached the MP3 below for those not able to tune live.
The Food Fight Craving More?
If you are wanting to listen to other episodes of the food fight visit http://recoverjoy.com/media/ for all episodes.
If you are interested in scheduling an appointment with a Registered Dietitian to discuss portion sizes and balanced eating, please visit my contact page or email me directly at caseyvoorhies@gmail.com. #dallasnutritionalcounseling
Everything you need to know about Ozempic and eating disorders. People are always looking up quick, easy ways to lose weight. One popular solution to weight loss is misusing appetite suppressants, known as weight loss pills. However, people are beginning to use diabetic medications for weight loss when they are not even diabetic. A diabetic medication that has been buzzing around the Internet lately is called Ozempic.
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Body positivity was created to address the way body image influences mental health and overall well-being. However, there are a few problems with body positivity. According to Psychologist Susan Albers, Psy.D., “body positivity is a subset of toxic positivity. Some feel that it blames people for how they feel based on their mindset. It can also push people into trying to feel something that they don’t.” Although the intentions behind body positivity is admirable, unconditionally loving one’s body can seem unrealistic, because many people report being unhappy about themselves. Another criticism of body positivity is that it can be non-inclusive to people of color, disabled, and LGBTQIA+ communities. Body images that are often portrayed in body-positive messages still conform to a specific beauty ideal.
Happy Holidays from Dallas & Feed Yourself & Your Family
We are thrilled to welcome Chef Nichole Jagger to the Dallas Nutritional Counseling team. Chef Nichole will be working with our new family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more. We are now offering individual nutritional counseling sessions for general nutrition concerns, picky eating, family nutrition concerns, and women’s health concerns.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more. We are now offering custom dietitian and chef designed meal plans with in home chef preparation.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more. We are now offering custom dietitian designed meal plans.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more.
Before using fitness devices and apps, ask yourself whether your motive is related to body dissatisfaction or health. Being self-aware of your feelings can help you recognize if using a health tracker is impacting you in a positive or negative way. If you notice that you are obsessed with tracking and it is interfering with your life, you may want to listen to your body instead. Your body has the ability to tell you what foods and movements feel right for you. When you implement mindful eating and movement, these parts of your life become much more flexible and enjoyable.