Thank you to Holy Yoga for sharing this adaptation of an article I wrote. It was hard to be this raw, and hard for all the reasons I talk about in the article. But, God lead me to share, so it must be for someoneđź’™
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4 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd Have you ever considered that your behaviors to pursue “health” may actually be causing more harm? Are strict food rules and forced exercise truly making you feel better? When you don’t feel your best, do you feel guilty for not “doing MORE”? (As in, more controlled eating, harder exercise, etc.) . While I’m not negating the effect certain behaviors may have on our health, I want to invite you to dig deep into the motivations behind your actions, and what true health means for you. . Whole body health involves more than just the physical body. Whole health also considers
3 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd “I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do.” Romans 7:15 (NIV) . The thing I don’t want to do, but do on a regular basis, is listen to my loud inner critic. I’ve named her—meet Critical Amy (no offense if your name is Amy :) She lives in my head and constantly shows me how I fall short/how I could be better. This spirals into believing everyone else is also thinking of all the ways I fall short. Then, I feel narcissistic thinking people are
3 weeks ago by wholeselfcarerd Being a weight neutral provider means I don’t “prescribe” weight loss, or focus on losing a certain number of pounds. The reason for this is backed by both research and what I’ve observed working with humans for over 10 years—focusing on weight manipulation simply doesn’t work in the long run (and can actually cause the body to gain more weight over time). It often gets in the way of taking care of ourselves. Rather, weight is treated as an outcome—not a “behavior” to control—and we let the body decide where it needs to be for you to function at your
7 days ago by wholeselfcarerd I used to think I had a “waking up” or “sleep” problem. During my teens and early 20s, I had a hard time waking up to an alarm clock and would often oversleep. . I was also severely sleep deprived because I put everything ahead of rest. My sleep patterns were inconsistent and erratic. I was ALWAYS tired but kept pushing through, not giving my body the rest it was craving. . Since then, I developed better sleeping habits by actually getting enough sleep. I don’t sleep through important events anymore and I don’t walk around like a zombie dreaming
2 days ago by wholeselfcarerd All kinds of “yes yes YES” . Letting go of dieting isn’t about “losing control”, but releasing the control food has over you. It means living free. #repost from @thebodylovesociety
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