From Catastrophizing to Choice: Cognitive Reframing Templates for Slips, Stalls, and Social Comparison
Cognitive reframing means catching an unhelpful thought, checking it against the evidence, and replacing it with a more balanced one … Read more
Articles focusing on developing a positive mindset, embracing self-love, and overcoming emotional eating habits.
Cognitive reframing means catching an unhelpful thought, checking it against the evidence, and replacing it with a more balanced one … Read more
Rumination is replaying the same worry or regret over and over without getting closer to a solution. The fastest way … Read more
A non-food rewards system works when the reward is something you genuinely look forward to, arrives soon after the effort, … Read more
The ABC method is a simple way to rewrite unhelpful self-talk: you write down the Adversity (what happened), the Belief … Read more
When an urge to eat shows up, you can usually sort it into one of three buckets in about 90 … Read more
Resilience mapping means writing your own stress-response playbook: a one-page plan listing your main stress triggers, the counter-moves you will … Read more
Resilience is the skill of getting back to your healthy habits after life knocks them sideways: a move, a new … Read more
Staying grounded in your “why” means keeping a clear, personal reason for your health goals in front of you, especially … Read more
You’re far more likely to keep doing something you enjoy, and keeping going is what produces health results. When eating … Read more
Habits last longer when they’re tied to something you care about. Anchoring a habit in faith and purpose means two … Read more