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Related to eating disorder treatment & nutrition counseling
Kindful Body Conversations
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Clinician Quick Tips
Hear from our Kindful Body clinicians and dietitians and discover practical tips for managing eating disorders, body image, and self esteem.
In this short video, Courtney explains how even unintentional meal skipping can signal to your body that food isn’t safe or consistent.
Instead of pushing past hunger or delaying meals until you “deserve” them, try to offer yourself food with the same consistency and care that you would give to someone you love.
Alisha Rowe shares a powerful reflection on what it means to care for yourself—especially when self-love feels out of reach.
Her advice? Start small. Find one thing—no matter how tiny—that you appreciate about your body. Maybe it’s your hands that help you work, your legs that take you places, or your heart that keeps beating. Anchoring to that small truth can help you move from judgment into gentleness.
Jen Villaseñor shares a powerful reframing exercise to help us challenge food guilt.
Thought Experiment: Imagine someone stranded on an island for days without food. If you gave them something from your “bad” food list, would it still be bad? Or would it be a vital source of energy and nourishment? Unlike inedible objects like rocks, all food provides something valuable—it’s the labeling that causes distress, not the food itself.
Ashley Ellis Eid introduces a simple but impactful Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) tool: pausing to question negative assumptions about your body. Just like the changing of the seasons, our perception of ourselves can shift depending on external factors like stress, fatigue, or societal messages. Instead of accepting negative thoughts as facts, Ashley encourages us to ask, Is this really true, or is this an automatic, unhelpful thought? By reframing these beliefs, we open the door to more kindness and acceptance.
Join Faith Brandt as she shares practical ways to navigate toxic diet and wellness culture messages. In this video, Faith explores how external influences shape our beliefs, how mindfulness and practices like yoga can help us reconnect with our body’s signals, and foster a deeper relationship with ourselves.
Join Lauren Lambert, therapist at Kindful Body, as she dives into the impact of diet and wellness culture on our beliefs about health and weight.
In this video, Lauren explores how to navigate the misconception that being thinner equals being healthier, offers insights into body neutrality, and provides practical steps for reconnecting with your body.
Marcella Cox, Founder of Kindful Body, discusses how and why we may objectify our own bodies and how that manifests in our relationship with food.
Listen to find out how somatic awareness can help us overcome this and finally heal our relationships with our bodies. Marcella also shares a quick somatic exercise.
We invite you to practice shifting your mindset and refocusing on what truly matters—your inner well-being. Kindful Body Clinical Director Samantha Young offers a simple yet powerful strategy for managing “bad body days.” Watch as she shares how to “change the channel” on negative thoughts and foster more compassionate self-talk. Take a moment to tune in and support your journey toward body kindness.
So much of returning to ourselves involves reclaiming our relationships with our bodies. In the video below, Kindful Body therapist Courtney Fazli, LMFT shares invaluable guidance on embracing mindful movement as a powerful self-care practice, distinguishing it from compensatory exercise. We encourage you to take a few minutes to follow along!
Alisha Rowe, Registered Dietitian at Kindful Body, offers insights into fostering a consistent, intuitive approach to meals and nutrition.
Discover how to tune into your body’s needs and hunger and fullness cues in order to cultivate balanced nutrition. Learn more about Alisha’s approach to nutrition counseling below!
Kindful Body therapist Jen Villaseñor, LMFT discusses how selective attention can harm our body image and offers tips on becoming more flexible with our focus, helping us shift from body shame to body acceptance.
Where we direct our attention greatly influences our body image—and our overall lives! See if the gentle support offered by Jen might be able to support your recovery journey.
Kindful Body therapist Ashley Ellis Eid, LMFT offers valuable insights on the importance of interrupting self-criticism to foster a more self-compassionate inner voice.
Could you use more support in addressing your relationship with your body or food? View Ashley’s experience to see if she’s a good fit for you!
Kindful Body therapist Faith Brandt, LPCC, invites us to reconnect with our bodies and the present moment, particularly on challenging body image days.
Through mindfulness techniques and a guided meditation focusing on the breath, Faith guides us toward deeper embodiment and self-connection. We invite you to follow along.
Dianna Reilly, a Kindful Body dietician, offers actionable strategies you can use on tough body image days.
Discover the importance of nourishment, comfort, and joy on difficult body image days. Get to know Dianna by visiting her page below!
Gain insights from Lauren Lambert, a Kindful Body clinician, as she explores how to utilize opposite action on difficult body image days.
While it’s natural to not always love or like your body, it’s possible to still care for yourself anyway. Check out the video to find out how.
Hear from Kindful Body founder Marcella Cox as she helps you get to know your inner body checker.
We all have days where we struggle with body image. Getting to know the feeling behind the impulse to body check helps people navigate “bad body days” and deepen their self-awareness.
Samantha Young, Kindful Body Clinical Director guides you through a relaxation meditation technique in this calming video.
Watch this video to try a simple, yet effective body scan meditation that will bring your attention to your breathing and releasing stress.
Hear from Kindful Body founder Marcella Cox as she walks you through the steps of the IFS U-Turn.
This U-Turn helps clients deepen their self-awareness, which gives them more choice in how to respond to others and opens the door for more connection in relationships!
Hear from Kindful Body clinician Faith Brandt as she walks you through a guided check-in with your breath.
Faith’s specialties include binge eating, midlife eating and body image issues, mindfulness, and self-compassion. Get to know Faith Brandt by viewing her page on our website!
Courtney Fazli, a Kindful Body dietician, offers actionable strategies you can use on tough body image days.
Discover the importance of nourishment, comfort, and joy on difficult body image days. Get to know Dianna by visiting her page below!
Meet Dianna Marino, one of our Kindful Body dietitians, who offers nutritional counseling and guidance.
Learn more about Dianna’s approach and a special technique she uses with her clients to build a better relationship with their food.
Meet Ashley Ellis Eid, one of our Kindful Body clinicians, who shares a realistic and helpful coping skill that can be used anywhere at any time.
Learn more about Ashley and how she can support you through eating disorder related anxiety and body image issues.
Meet Jody Green, one of our Kindful Body clinicians, who shares a DBT skill you can use to deal with big emotions.
Learn more about Jody and how she can support you in your eating disorder recovery.
Meet Lauren Lambert, one of our Kindful Body clinicians, who walks you through an intention setting exercise in this video.
Learn more about Lauren, her therapeutic style, and how she can support you in your recovery from eating disorders
Kindful body clinician Jen Villaseñor shares an important way to gain insight into your disordered eating behavior through chain analysis.
Watch to learn more about Jen, this DBT-inspired tool, and to get a sense of what it would be like to work with her in your eating disorder recovery journey.
Kindful Body dietician Alisha Rowe has been supporting clients with disordered eating for the past 12 years. Her “Mindfulness at a Meal” coping skill is one that is a vital practice to your eating disorder recovery.
Watch to hear more about this tool, and learn about Alisha as a therapist and beyond.
