Posts Tagged ‘boundaries’
Navigating Food During the Holidays
Dana Monsees is a dietitian, nutritionist and body image, body love coach. She does phenomenal work to help folks both figure out what the best foods are for them, what nutrients support them, and drop the shame stories about food. Drop the stories that can be so moralistic. Some foods are good, some foods are…
Read MoreListener Q&A Volume 1: Boundaries and Interdependence
For this listener Q&A series, I will dive into boundaries, interdependence, kindness, and housework. The first question comes from Megan in Colorado. She writes, “Hi Vic, I love the podcast and it’s been so helpful. I’m writing in because I need your help. I’m new to setting boundaries and it feels scary. And I don’t…
Read MoreThe Secret Sauce to Healthy Relationships
What does it mean to have a healthy relationship with other humans? Does it mean putting up with all their foibles? Does it mean putting your own needs last? Taking care of them first and making sure they’re happy? While all of that may be what you learned or what was modeled for you growing up,…
Read MoreBoundaries and the Holidays: Notice Your Internal Limit
Holidays with family can be quite challenging, particularly if you’re on a path of healing, of finding self-love, of figuring out how to support your inner child and reparent yourself, if you’re learning how to deeply attend to your own self-care as an adult in the world. Being with family can be complex, for sure,…
Read MoreEp #5: Boundaries
Setting boundaries isn’t a new concept but it is an often misunderstood one. Boundaries are necessary for our health as human beings, to set the limits for our own behavior in order to take care of ourselves, so I believe that it’s important to understand exactly what they are… and what they’re not. You might…
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