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Laura Burkett
Oct 13, 20191 min read
How your eating affects your loved ones
Caring about nutrition and eating can easily get dismissed as self-absorbed, not important, or something similar when there are people...
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Laura Burkett
Jun 29, 20191 min read
How to tell if your eating is supportive
On the path to a healthy relationship with diet and food, it’s common to fanaticize about what eating will finally be like… “…when I...
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Laura Burkett
Mar 30, 20192 min read
3 Core Concepts that will change your eating
As you know, I practice a holistic approach to health and wellness, which means that I look at how all areas of your life are connected....
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Laura Burkett
Mar 1, 20192 min read
What gets in the way of progress
A key to making some wonderful progress with your health and eating has much to do with choosing the right thing at the right time. Yes,...
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Laura Burkett
Jun 29, 20183 min read
Reflections at 35
Last month I celebrated my 35th birthday. I’ve been steady on the path as a counselor and coach for nearly ten years (10 years this...
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Laura Burkett
Mar 30, 20182 min read
Do you eat for long-term or short-term pleasure?
When it comes to eating for pleasure, it’s important to be aware of these distinctions: Short-term pleasureable eating, versus Long-term...
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Laura Burkett
Nov 14, 20174 min read
Eating Quiz: Do you need more structure or soul? (Part Two)
Today, in Part Two, we are focusing on the signs and symptoms of inadequate soul demonstrated in eating. (You find Part One on Structure...
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Laura Burkett
Sep 14, 20172 min read
Exciting News
A couple weeks ago you read my light-hearted story about cupcakes, weight loss, and the crazy contradictions many a women find themselves...
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Laura Burkett
Feb 28, 20173 min read
What freedom looks like + NEW PROGRAM
The thing about freedom and confidence around eating, is that they’re not as easily measured as, say, a pay raise or counting calories,...
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Laura Burkett
Feb 13, 20173 min read
3 edgy mantras to liberate eating
Truth be told, I don’t have a grand story about waking up one morning feeling like a new woman eating fully free. But I will say, quite...
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Laura Burkett
Sep 14, 20162 min read
The Multi-Dimensionality of Binge Eating
When I was a child I learned how to play the organ. I learned how to make my mom laugh really hard. I learned how to swim underwater. As...
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Laura Burkett
May 30, 20162 min read
An unusual place that regulated my appetite
Last July, two of my girlfriends and I went for a skinny dip in Lake Michigan on the evening of the full moon. We were the only 3 people...
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Laura Burkett
Apr 6, 20161 min read
Requirements of Food Freedom
Here’s a short-ish musing I posted on social media not long ago. Perhaps you’ll find it good food for thought: Overly focusing on...
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Laura Burkett
Mar 26, 20164 min read
Why sensitive women eat too much sugar
I am very recently home from a third trip to Peru within the last 13 months or so. Each experience I’ve had has been ENTIRELY different....
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Laura Burkett
Feb 14, 20162 min read
DO NOT do this when your pants are tight
Imagine this scenario: You wake up in the morning, moving through your usual routine, having a hot tea or coffee, maybe doing a morning...
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Laura Burkett
Dec 1, 20154 min read
The Shadow Side of Healthy Eating
When it comes to your health or eating habits, what do you pride yourself on? Your dedication to eating locally-sourced foods? Opening...
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Laura Burkett
Nov 16, 20151 min read
Food for Thought for “Emotional Eaters”
Here’s some quick food for thought if you dub yourself as an “emotional eater”: Consider that overeating or binge eating can sometimes...
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Laura Burkett
Aug 30, 20153 min read
3 Food Rules that will actually free you
Think “food rules” always means forcing and gripping? Think “permission” always means throwing in the towel and eating large or frequent...
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Laura Burkett
Jul 30, 20153 min read
Why I needed a timer to finish my meals
When I was a child I was a SLOWWWW eater. So slow, my brother would often come back into the kitchen to try and help me finish eating so...
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