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Emotional Eating Self Help: A Compassionate 10-Step Guide to Healing Your Relationship With Food and Feelings
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Virtual Voice
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De:
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Hannah Ellison
Este título utiliza una narración voz virtual
Break the binge eating cycle and soothe your nervous system with a psychology-backed guide to emotional wellness. If you constantly turn to food for comfort during stressful commutes or sleepless nights, willpower is not the missing ingredient. This non-shaming, warm audio companion helps you target the trauma and stress triggers that drive your cravings.
Perfect for unwinding after a heavy workday, this practical guide replaces toxic diet culture and strict rules with genuine self-compassion. You will learn to quiet your harsh inner critic, easily distinguish physical hunger from emotional distress, and build a peaceful, intuitive relationship with your body.
What you'll discover inside:
• Simple grounding techniques to ride out intense urges without white-knuckling.
• How to decode your body signals and separate true physical hunger from stress-driven cravings.
• Actionable strategies to soften perfectionism, all-or-nothing thinking, and body hatred.
• A science-based understanding of how trauma and learned coping mechanisms trigger binge episodes.
• A flexible, customized self-care toolkit designed to handle high-risk situations and inevitable slips.
You do not have to fight your feelings or punish yourself to achieve lasting, healthy change. Press play to start healing your relationship with food today, and finally give your mind and body the compassionate relief they deserve.
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