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Karin Kratina, PHD, RD Internationally known nutrition therapist, author, & speaker who is passionate about helping those with eating/weight struggles. www.EatingWisdom.com

Thanks for stopping by! If you've ever been held hostage by food, know that complete freedom is possible. I want to support you to get free of eating, food and weight issues. To live a life where you can focus your time and attention on, well, more important issues! Sometimes I like to rant. Be forewarned!

https://eatingwisdom.com/blog/holiday-eating-through-the-enneagram-lens
25/12/2025

https://eatingwisdom.com/blog/holiday-eating-through-the-enneagram-lens

Learn how each Enneagram type experiences holiday eating, stress, and food patterns. This compassionate guide explores holiday triggers, emotional dynamics, and gentle ways to stay grounded using the Enneagram. Perfect for anyone navigating food, family, and seasonal pressures without diet culture.

Nourish Your Type:  A four-session exploration of  the Enneagram and intuitive eating by Karin Kratina,
05/12/2025

Nourish Your Type: A four-session exploration of the Enneagram and intuitive eating by Karin Kratina,

Nourish Your Type is a four-session exploration of intuitive eating through the lens of the Enneagram. If you’re ready to step out of diet culture and learn to trust your body’s inner wisdom, this group offers a compassionate, insight-rich path. On Zoom starting Tuesday, Jan 6, 2026.

24/05/2023
If you need permission to skip the scale, here it is. I've been recommending this for decades.
03/02/2023

If you need permission to skip the scale, here it is. I've been recommending this for decades.

Fatphobia persists in medicine because of a lack of education about weight management, our columnist writes.

Parents...do not joke about size and eating. But, I would not recommend saying "I'm not in the mood for ice cream." Rath...
18/09/2022

Parents...do not joke about size and eating. But, I would not recommend saying "I'm not in the mood for ice cream." Rather, I recommend modeling intuitive eating: "I'm not hungry right now. I think I'll wait until i get hungry before I decide if I want ice cream." From the article: "Refrain from associating food choices with body size, even in a joking way. You may not be eating ice cream because you want to lose weight (I’m not advocating this, I’m using this as an example. I hope you eat ice cream with your children) but do not express this to your child. Instead of saying “No ice cream for me, Mom has to get rid of this belly!” say “No thank you, I’m not in the mood for ice cream right now.” Though don't be surprised if your kids are on to you. It's pretty hard to fool children. Consider setting your weight aside while you raise your family."

How to protect your children from food and body shame. And from the harmful practices of diet-leader.

13/09/2022

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Dear Parents,
School has started and I want to ask you a favor, sit down with your child for 5 minutes and explain to them that being very tall, very short, chubby, skinny, curly, kinky, straight or red-haired, black, white or other shade of skin color and any characteristic in between, is not a joke to be made fun of.

That there is nothing wrong with wearing the same shoes every day. Explain to them that a used backpack carries the same dreams as a new one.

Please teach them not to exclude anyone for "being different" or not having the same possibilities as one.

Teach them to not tease and belittle others and what others love, just because they don't share the same love.

Explain to them that teasing hurts forever and that they go to school to LEARN, not to hurt others.

Teach them how to be KIND, loving, and independent.

Teach them to include the child standing/sitting/eating alone.

Prepare them to have hurtful things said and done to them without retaliation.

Let them know they are strong, brave, kind, caring, helpful, and capable.

Remind them that they matter and that their gifts will impact the world.

EDUCATION BEGINS AT HOME.
🏫 🚌 🎒 🍎 📚 📖 📙 🎒
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Take this quiz to find out if you have a healthy relationship with food and eating! Get tips based on the results. (Free...
04/11/2021

Take this quiz to find out if you have a healthy relationship with food and eating! Get tips based on the results. (Free.)

Healthy Eating? Or Disordered Eating? A healthy relationship means minimal stress, worry and guilt, which makes it easier for you to eat healthy! Take this quiz to find out if your relationship with food is healthy. And, if not, what is going on? Get specific tips based on your results.

Do you keep trying to lose weight, only to have to keep trying? If so, understanding The Diet Cycle can help.
05/04/2021

Do you keep trying to lose weight, only to have to keep trying? If so, understanding The Diet Cycle can help.

Most people blame themselves when lost weight is regained, a practice weight loss programs encourage. When you realize it is not your fault, you may be better able to move on to more successful ways of managing food and weight.

When looking at research that does NOT conclude that fatness equals poor heath, researchers use the term “the obesity pa...
21/03/2021

When looking at research that does NOT conclude that fatness equals poor heath, researchers use the term “the obesity paradox,” because it’s so startling to see fat people not dying of heart disease like we’re always told they will. This article takes a closer look.

Contrary to what you’ve undoubtedly been told, you can be fat and fit at the same time

07/02/2021
Men are increasingly being shamed for not measuring up to unrealistic standards, and complaining about how painful it is...
06/02/2021

Men are increasingly being shamed for not measuring up to unrealistic standards, and complaining about how painful it is to meet them.

Just as women have had unrealistic body standards for years, men are now being pushed into that club. This article unpacks how even a hero like Aquaman can be body shamed and how male actors now have to shape their bodies to become Hollywood superheroes.

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