"To me, food has been lots of things over the years: an escape, a source of power, a source of pleasure and comfort, pain, and control. In its purest form, food is energy. But you know, as much as I know, food is so much more than that."
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@MThriving
"People pleasing really boils down to one thing: control.
We try to control the perceptions of others. By presenting ourselves in a certain way, we believe that we have the power to do this."
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@BreneBrown
Vulnerability is an easy skill to use in the past tense. It’s easy to speak of challenges overcome. Real vulnerability is being honest about thing we are currently struggling with, the things that have a way to punch us in the guts.
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Seems more likely to me that Kavanaugh was so drunk he doesn't remember the assault than that the lady who passed the polygraph conspired in 2012 with a therapist to fake an assault to take down a potential SC nominee in the event that Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 election.
We each have a unique personality type and with it comes strengths and areas for improvement. Learn about your type and exercises for growth in our latest post!
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Eating disorders affect more women than men. Sort through the myths & learn the facts w/ this series of videos from @NIMHgov feat. @uncceed’s @cbulik. https://t.co/Lupcim8kjc
February is National Eating Disorder Awareness Month. Do you have a healthy relationship with food? Find out: https://t.co/MMBU0gSgA8
@NEDAstaff#EatingDisorderAwarenessmonth
Social entrepreneurs Rachel Zaslow ( Sister’s Keeper Collective) and Nicole Deggins ( @sistamidwife) are changing the conversation of Prenatal and Postnatal care. 👉 https://t.co/0pOEQZpyRi
Wlima Rudolph is a true survivor and American sporting hero. Despite having suffered from polio and a range of other life-threatening sicknesses, she became a triple Olympic gold medal winner in track and field. #BlackHistoryMonth#justgirlproject ❤️️ ❤️️