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Take the Quiz: Discover Your Eating Personality to Unlock Food Freedom

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The 10 Best Tasting High Fiber Breads, According to a Dietitian

If you’re trying to eat more fiber, switching up your bread choice is one of the easiest ways to do it. But with so many options on the market, you might find  yourself in the bread aisle staring like a deer in headlights.  How do you know which breads are actually high in fiber and…

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Why You Binge At Night Plus Proven Steps to Stop

You’ve been good all day. You ate a low fat yogurt parfait for breakfast, salad with chicken for lunch, and resisted the cookies your coworker brought into the office. And then you walk in the door from a long day and immediately head for the pantry. Minutes later you’re arm deep in a bag of…

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15 Easy and Healthy Snack Plate Ideas

As a mom, dietitian, and business owner, I know the importance of finding fast, easy, and healthy snacks and meals that are filling and satisfying. One of my favorite solutions—especially when I’m low on energy, time, and ideas (or didn’t have a chance to meal plan)—is the humble snack plate.  Snack plates are not just…

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9 Simple Steps to Start Intuitive Exercise

Intuitive exercise, or intuitive movement gos hand in hand with intuitive eating. In fact, finding joy in movement is the 9th principle of intuitive eating. It’s a way to reap the benefits of exercise without boredom or burnout. It’s a personalized approach that emphasizes the importance of listening to your body’s cues and responding to…

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Why Do I Feel Guilty After Eating? A Dietitian Explains How to Ditch Food Guilt

Feeling guilty after eating certain foods like sweets, carbs, snacks, or heavier food is common. This probably happens when trying to eat healthy, but then come face-to-face with a slice of chocolate cake that you can’t resist. Or after a really good day of eating, you end up arm deep in a bag of chips….

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Obsessed with food? Here’s why plus 3 tips to end the obsession

Obsessing about food is exhausting. It can often feel like an ongoing mental loop that takes over your thoughts. You might find yourself trapped in a never-ending cycle of questions: what to eat, when to eat, and how much to eat. Plus the guilt that follows when you don’t stick to the rules you’ve set…

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How to Stop Counting Calories in 7 Simple Steps

How to Stop Counting Calories in 7 Simple Steps

You probably started counting calories with the best of intentions. But what started as a simple tool to track what you eat (and lose weight) can quickly spiral into an obsessive habit that takes joy out of eating and consumes your life.  Letting go of this meticulous tracking can be daunting, especially after years of…

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5 Ways to Break Free from the Binge-Restrict Cycle

Binging or eating more than feels comfortable can cause a lot of stress and shame. For many people, the natural response is to try to “fix” it by restricting their food intake the next day. But restriction can actually make the desire to binge stronger and feeds the binge-restrict cycle. Read on to learn what…

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40 Positive Body Image Affirmations to Boost Body Confidence

If you struggle with body confidence (really, who doesn’t?), body image affirmations can be a useful tool to improve your body image and help you worry less about your body. Learning to accept your genetics and the natural changes that will inevitably occur in your body throughout your life is an important part of becoming…

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I'm Sarah, registered dietitian nutritionist, certified intuitive eating counselor and mom of 2. I help busy moms ditch the diet rules and learn to eat to improve energy, reduce cravings, and support long-term health without counting or giving up their favorite foods.

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It’s one thing to logically understand these thi It’s one thing to logically understand these things and another to actually believe it for yourself.But when you do finally learn to believe these things? That’s when food stops holding any power over you…The guilt disappearsAnd food—while it brings you joy and nourishment—is also just food and stops taking up so much of your mental load.Tell me, which one feels the hardest for you to really believe?
My client always overate when she was at restauran My client always overate when she was at restaurants or got takeout.That was, until she stopped trying to rely on calorie counting or expecting herself to have willpower, and actually got to the root of why she struggled.I taught her to:
🥑Nourish her body with what it needs to thrive instead of saving up calories
🧠shift her mindset from one of scarcity and restriction to permissionOnce she did these 2 things, food stopped controlling her. She now goes out to eat or gets takeout without fear and is able to stop when she’s full, put away the leftovers, and not think about them (or raid the fridge after her kids are asleep).If you’re ready to get to the root of why you overeat so you can be in control no matter where you are (instead of putting band-aid fixes on your eating problems or crossing your fingers for more willpower)…I’m looking for 4 women who want to be personally coached by me to feeling in control around all foods by the time the holidays roll around (that’s sooner than you think).DM me ‘UNDIET’ to see if it’s a mutually good fit.
My clients are always shocked when their emotional My clients are always shocked when their emotional eating literally disappears and we don’t even ever get to talking about emotional eating specifically. Really.When you tackle these two things:
✔️Fueling your unique body with what it needs (not what trainer Brad or MFP tells you is ‘enough’)
✔️Shifting your mindset around food (ditching the diet mentality)Your brain stops screaming for food anytime you’re stressed, lonely, sad, bored, or overwhelmed.Because when you’re fueled, satisfied, and no longer looking at food as good or bad, you don’t need to reward or comfort yourself with food.Ready to eliminate emotional eating by fixing the real reason you end up in the pantry after a tough day instead of trying to do those deep breaths that we both know never really work?I have 4 spots open to work with me starting in September.DM me ‘UNDIET’ to see if it’s a mutually good fit.
The problem with cutting out the foods that you fe The problem with cutting out the foods that you feel out of control around is that it’s not a real-life approach.It works until…You have a stressful day and you end up in the candy aisle on the way home from work.(Or eat your kids fruit snacks b/c that’s all you have in the house)You go to the birthday party and just can’t tear yourself away from the dessert table.You go on vacation and everyone else is easting dessert every night — so you do too.Instead you need to learn how to exist around these foods without them holding so much power.And the way you do that is by
✅Eating enough and the right combo of nutrients for YOUR body so your brain and body aren’t screaming for sugar.✅get out of the good/bad, all-or-nothing mentality with these foods.✅normalize these foods so they’re not so specialI know that is easier said than done, but with a few simple, strategic shifts, you’ll be passing by the Halloween candy bowl this fall without a thought.And that’s exactly what I help my clients do. If you’re ready to quit the dieting roller coaster and stop letting food control you, let’s chat.DM me ‘UNDIET’ to learn more and see if working together is a mutually good fit.
You’re craving chocolate… but you’re trying You’re craving chocolate… but you’re trying to be good.

So you eat fruit and a bunch of other things that diet culture tells you are as satisfying as chocolate.Blueberries are great and all, but I don’t think they’ve ever cured a chocolate craving in the history of all of the chocolate cravings.

You know what actually cures a chocolate craving? Chocolate.🍫And when you try to ‘cure it’ with other foods, you not only end up eating way more food than you would have if you just allowed yourself the chocolate.You also end up eating way more of the chocolate than you would if you actually gave yourself permission to eat and fully enjoy the chocolate.I know it sounds backwards, but research actually shows that just the anticipation of restricting chocolate (and other ‘bad’) foods leads you to eat MORE of the chocolate.And those who try to “be good” actually eat more “bad” foods than those who don’t think about food as good or bad.Just telling yourself “I’ll only have one,” is a ticket to eating 10 (or more).Because this isn’t a willpower problem—it’s a mindset problem.But what’s a girl to do who craves chocolate all the time?I got you.

Inside my Crush Your Cravings Guide, I break down why you crave chocolate so much (spoiler: no, you’re not addicted) and the super effective (but simple!) mindset shift you need to make so you can eat a small piece of chocolate and move on—without the constant mental tug-of-war.Comment or DM me CRAVINGS and I’ll send it to you.
Feel like you’re doing all the right things but Feel like you’re doing all the right things but you still can’t stop eating at night….even when you’re no longer hungry?That’s exactly how Laura felt (and so many other women I work with).She thought she had a willpower and emotional eating problem.Turns out the real problem is she wasn’t eating enough for her body during the day.She didn’t need a new diet, more protein, more willpower, or stress eating techniques like deep breathing (what busy mom has time for this anyway?)She needed a strategy that helped her work with her body instead of constant trying to fight and control it.And that’s exactly what I taught her to do.And within just 4 weeks she sent me a message that she hadn’t eaten after dinner in over a week. And she went out to pizza with her family and actually stopped when she was full even though there were still plenty of slices to grab.6 months later, she’s hasn’t raided the candy jar once after dinner like she did beforeStress eating is gone
Cravings are a thing of the pastAnd she’s consistently eating when she’s hungry and stopping when she’s full. Yes, even when she enjoys the occasional piece of cake or m&ms.No tracking. No food rules. No restriction.If you’re tired of being good all day only to ruin it with the peanut m&ms every night, I got you.DM me ‘UNDIET’ to learn more about working together.
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