Why restrictive diets fail in the long run: a psychonutrition perspective
Restrictive diets don't fail because of weak willpower. They fail because they ignore the emotional, cognitive and biological systems that regulate what we eat.
Reflections written with a scientific base. No diets, no guilt, no magic shortcuts.
Restrictive diets don't fail because of weak willpower. They fail because they ignore the emotional, cognitive and biological systems that regulate what we eat.
Emotional hunger is real and it's not a flaw. Learning to tell it apart from physical hunger is the first step to answering each with what it actually needs.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy offers concrete tools to work with the thoughts that maintain a difficult relationship with food. Three techniques I apply in the consulting room.
1:1 consultations are the space where we bring this knowledge into your everyday life.