
As long as women are in competition with one another to have the “best” body, we all lose.
“As long as we live in a culture that tells women that being admired and desired for the way we l…
“As long as we live in a culture that tells women that being admired and desired for the way we l…
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
This week in the Body Liberation Blanket Fort we’re talking about hobbies and how they affect body image, and journaling about how we can be…
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
My humanity gives me inherent worth. My body is worthy because it’s mine. My body deserves love, attention, and care no matter what. My body…
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
You are worthy of rest. Up until a couple of years ago, I was forever getting sick, mostly colds and respiratory stuff. Once I got…
An ongoing series about the privileges of thinness in a world filled with diet culture.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
An ongoing series about the privileges of thinness in a world filled with diet culture.
I wish I could just talk about loving your body. I really do, y’all. I would be perfectly content to post pretty photos and talk…
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
An ongoing series about the privileges of thinness in a world filled with diet culture.
An ongoing series about the privileges of thinness in a world filled with diet culture.
One of the things I consistently hear from folks in larger bodies is that they can make a certain amount of progress on their body acceptance journeys, but then get tripped up by infrastructure.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
An ongoing series about the privileges of thinness in a world filled with diet culture.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
Your worth is not dependent on your health. That meme about how “your weight is not your worth” goes around a lot, and it’s true!…
An ongoing series about the privileges of thinness in a world filled with diet culture.
What would your life look like if you just…didn’t worry about what other people’s bodies looked like or were doing? What could you focus on…
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
The words we use to talk about our bodies are so important, because how we describe our bodies dictates how we see our bodies.
Today I’m asking body-positive and Health at Every Size®-aligned nanny and parent consultant Sarah @bodypositiveparenting all about her job, including: 🚸 What does a body-positive nanny do?…
Here’s something to think and write about in this coming week: Is it possible for me to consider my body as a partner, rather than…
Here’s something to think and write about in this coming week: If you were able to show up fully in the world, without body shame,…
I was honored to recently be part of a roundtable series, a collaboration between the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) and Yoga & Body Image…
Theresa is an illustrator and creative entrepreneur with a background in art therapy and psychology. She is passionate about the power of creative business and…
Krystal Thompson of The Luscious Life helps people struggling with their relationship with their body and their relationship with food. Working as a Yoga Therapist…
This is a guest post from Dawn Clark, who graciously allowed me to share her experience at the National Association for the Advancement of Fat…
Would you call your best friend ugly? Would you tell her she looks terrible in every outfit she owns? Would you feel guilty every time…
Today it’s my pleasure to feature a guest post by Tiana Dodson, a coach and friend who writes about “being fat and winning at life by…