Don't think you engage with diet culture? Think again. How many “wellness” influencers do you follow on social media? How many “wellness” or “healthy eating” articles do you read in a week? If you’re like most people (at least, most people who identify as female) it’s...
Nutrition
How to Prevent Eating Disorders? Start by Rejecting Diet Culture.
The question of how to prevent eating disorders is a complicated one. Eating disorders have been on the rise for years, and a lot needs to change if we want to reverse that trend. To be clear: eating disorders aren’t a new problem. One review found that the...
How to Respond to Diet Talk Around Friends and Family
A few weeks ago, a reader responded to my newsletter, asking how to respond to diet talk and help a friend struggling with intuitive eating. I don't typically answer reader questions, but I thought this was worth exploring. Here’s what the original email said, edited...
Why Diets Don’t Work and How to Find Food Peace Without Them
I spend most of my working hours writing about why diets don’t work. I think it’s helpful for people to learn the truth about these diets and "lifestyle changes" that promote themselves as life-changing but are actually harmful. But after a while, it’s hard not to...
Intuitive Fasting Is Not a Thing. Here’s Why It’s So Problematic.
Maybe you've noticed, but intuitive eating is getting really popular. So of course, loads of diet companies and "wellness" influencers are taking anti-diet concepts and using them to sell diets. For example: Gwyneth Paltrow promoted an Intuitive...
What is HAES? Why Should I Work With a HAES Dietitian?
A HAES dietitian won’t tell you what to eat. Instead, they’ll listen to your experiences and guide you on your intuitive eating journey. Here’s what you need to know about working with a HAES dietitian.
Free Intuitive Eating Course
Looking for a free intuitive eating course? Whether you’re new to the anti-diet approach or you’ve been trying to work towards intuitive eating for a while, our 5-Day Intuitive Eating Starter Course is a great start for anyone who’s tired of obsessing over “wellness” and constantly struggling with food and body acceptance.





