by Heather Bell, MPH, RD, LDN

Let’s face it: sometimes we lack the time, energy, or culinary inspiration to enjoy dealing with food.  When that’s the case, meals and snacks can become… read more!

by Pam Minichiello, LMHC

Many people are plagued by nagging worry thoughts. Those suffering from OCD, trauma/PTSD, and eating disorders are especially susceptible to obsessive… read more!

by Jennifer Locke, RD, LDN

The smell of baking cookies always brings me right back to memories of baking with my mom for the holidays.  We always baked and decorated the traditional sugar cookies and gingerbread cookies…read more

by Jennifer Locke, RD, LDN

In my experience, breakfast can be a challenging meal for clients with and without disordered eating.  I know many people who have 1 or 2 “go-to” breakfasts…read more

Wow!! The response to my interview with Christy Harrison on Food Psych was overwhelming! I was amazed to hear from dietitians and clinicians from all over the world. Thank-you for your kind words and interest! One issue that many people wrote to me about was getting experience working within a HAES clinical practice. I’d like