Have you ever struggled with emotional eating?
Today, I have a heartfelt conversation with Jennifer Schrappe, where she talks about her experience with eating disorders and how her struggles with food addiction shaped her career in counseling others toward healing.
Jennifer uncovers the harsh edges of bullying, loneliness, and the paradox of teaching others while wrestling with her demons, as so many counselors do. It's a conversation that defines food addiction and gives practical advice to those who desire positive change.
Together, we navigate the principles of Bright Line Eating, dissecting the complexities of addiction as a coping mechanism and the process of restoring one's emotional health. We talk about the power of holding oneself accountable, the fine line between nourishment and emotional fulfillment through food, and how maintaining progress can be a triumph in its own right.
Jennifer's journey serves as a testament to the transformative potential within us all, and our conversation is an inspiration for anyone seeking to find freedom from compulsive behavior and step into a life with purpose and connection.
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