Dr. Nina Savelle-Rocklin
Diet Like a Dog
What if you took care of yourself as well as you do your dog? In this episode Dr. Nina gives suggestions on how to feel doggone better and train yourself to have a healthier, happier relationship to food.
What if you took care of yourself as well as you do your dog? In this episode Dr. Nina gives suggestions on how to feel doggone better and train yourself to have a healthier, happier relationship to food.
Does the phrase โpool partyโ create anxiety or dread? If the idea of BBQs and bathing suits makes you wish you’d stayed on your diet all summer, then consider this: Maybe youโre not a failure at dieting; maybe dieting has failed you.
Do you love food? When it comes to Valentineโs Day, is your first thought of chocolate, or love? If itโs easier to love food than it is to love people, maybe your conflicts over relationships are getting played out with food. In this episode, Dr. Nina explores how the “love of food” can replace the “food of love” and she provides food for thought on how to make changes.
Is it difficult for you to relax? If you have a hard time chilling out, maybe you’re using food to avoid uncomfortable thoughts or feelings. Or maybe eating gives you something to do. In this episode, Dr. Nina identifies how the “human doing” mentality keeps people on a cycle of staying busy and dieting. When you are a “human being” you’re less likely to use food for relaxation or distraction.
When you’re upset, do you tell yourself to look on the bright side? If so, you may be making things worse instead of better. In this episode, Dr. Nina explains the ways you may be dismissing yourself and offers suggestions on how to respond differently to yourself and how to tolerate difficult emotions.
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