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8 tips to eliminate Emotional Eating during the holidays
Most emotional eaters dread the holiday season with its treats, food focused social events and hyper buffets. That’s because food is the socially acceptable addiction, compulsion and even obsession. For emotional eaters, this can make the holidays a time of self-loathing, complexity and strain. We hope these few tips can help you more successfully negotiate this seasonal food-fest:
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Taking Care of Your Emotional Health
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Keeping Your Healthy Mind In The Right Place
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Taking Care of Your Emotional Health
It is natural to feel stress, anxiety, grief, and worry during and after a disaster. Everyone reacts differently, and your feelings will change over time.
Returning to School With Hope and a Little Dread? You’re Not Alone.
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3 Ways to Quiet Calm Amygdala: Decrease Anxiety in Uncertain Times
Now, perhaps more than ever, we need to look after our mental health and equip ourselves with the information and strategies to manage our mood,
How Anxiety Can Affect Your Relationships
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Voo Breathing: A Quick Guide to Managing Anxiety
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Mindfulness: How Can It Help Me?
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