The Room That’s Never Quite Right (And What That Has to Do With Your Body)
We got new furniture. The room looked genuinely good. And immediately I thought: that wall needs a mirror.
When Someone Famous Makes It Easier to Talk
Most of the time, the hardest part isn’t addressing what’s happening with food or with your body. It’s admitting that something is happening at all.
Borrow Someone Else’s Body for a Minute: A Different Way to Think About Body Image
If you woke up tomorrow in the body of someone you love — your daughter, your best friend, your sister — how would you treat it?
When Wellness Turns Into Worry: Rethinking Midlife Health Culture
After more than two decades of practice, I’ve watched countless women get pulled into a new version of diet culture — one that sounds responsible but causes the same harm.