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Wholistic Food Therapy Wholistic Food Therapy is all about creating a peaceful relationship with food while improving your overall mental and emotional wellbeing.

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07/07/2025

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Art creation is naturally healing and life-affirming. Art Therapy is a form of therapy where the creative arts are integrated into the therapeutic process to help facilitate healing. Using the creative arts and creative expression within psychotherapy, the creation process can encompass any artist

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01/05/2025

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What is your relationship like with anger? Anger is often categorized as a “negative emotion.” I disagree. When practicing mindful awareness of emotions, I encourage the opportunity to view all emotions through a lens of nonjudgment. When you bring this mindful focus to an emotional experience, ...

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10/02/2025

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Managing emotional eating requires having an understanding of your internal emotional world. These experiences are often uncomfortable or challenging, and you may not even recognize that you are an emotional eaters if you’ve been soothing, numbing, avoiding, or suppressing your emotions with food ...

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06/01/2025

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The beginning of a new year can stir up a lot of different feelings: hope, anticipation, dread, worry… Have you checked in to see how you are feeling this new year? If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by people talking about new year’s resolutions, new year new you, and not to mention the i...

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08/10/2024

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Managing food cravings can be one of the most challenging aspects of healing from emotional eating. Food cravings can occur for any number of reasons, some are more generalized and have little if not nothing to do with your internal emotional world. However, some food cravings are solely driven by e

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What is Wholistic Food Therapy?

Wholistic: I love this word. When I first wanted to call the work I do Wholistic I thought I was being so clever, however, upon some quick research I found that it really is a word! I love this word because it focuses on the concepts of Whole Person and Whole Foods while remaining holistic at its core at the same time! It is integrative and recognizes that there is nothing left out as you explore your relationship with Food.

Food: Food is so important to address within the Wholistic Food Therapy process as the relationship with food has become awry and food itself has become something other than eating for pleasure or eating to live. Food becomes for so many a solution to difficult emotions while simultaneously being the source of frustration and feeling out of control. Herein lies the source of the problem: Food is the problem and Food is the solution. This becomes a vicious and quite dangerous cycle. When engaging in Wholistic food therapy, you recreate your relationship with food over time, as the process unfolds you are more and more able to allow food to become just food.

Therapy: It is therapy, in that we work on emotional intelligence, coping skills, self-expression and self-awareness. When something is therapeutic, by nature it is anecdotal. Therapy provides a space of acceptance, safety and non-judgment and as you open yourself to the process you can create from within a sense of relief, hope and motivation. Through this process you will continue to move forward, grow and heal. The intention is to heal your relationship with food from the very deepest root. Once the roots are gone, you will stop the negative cycle and begin planting new seeds of beginning to live a life free from emotional eating. As you make peace with food, you find the freedom and ability to heal your relationship with you body and with yourself.

So, that's the Wholistic Food Therapy official definition. Making the decision to enter into into this work is powerful. If you are ready to start your journey to healing but not certain about how it can work in your life, contact me. I am happy to answer any other specific questions you may have about the process, the integrative and Wholistic approach and how this process can benefit your life, your health and create peace of mind as you make peace with food. I look forward to hearing from you!