“Talking about food only helps to a certain extent; the real progress happens when clients eat the food they fear. This approach helps clients reduce anxiety over time.”
How Becoming a Therapist Taught Me to Be a Good Ally
Feelings Found Co-Founder & Chief Clinical Officer, Rae Thomas, MA, LPC, discusses how becoming a therapist has taught her how to be a good ally.
Redefining Success & Happiness
Society tells us success is all about the grind—but is it really? Licensed therapist Brandon Shindo, LCSW, challenges the achievement-obsessed narrative and redefines success on...
It's the Holidays... Help.
I never liked Hallmark holiday movies. I’m coming to dislike Netflix Christmas specials and Hulu holiday meet-cutes. I watch these stories where there’s one maybe...
Breaking Free: Redefining Eating Disorder Recovery in a World of ‘Shoulds’
Imagine This: A world where your worth isn’t tied to a scale, where your relationship with food isn’t dictated by TikTok trends, and where healing...
Perfectionism as a Trauma Response: Why Softening Is the Key to Healing
Is perfectionism holding you back? Learn why perfectionism is often a trauma response, how it affects mental health, and why softening toward yourself is the...
The Small Ways We Don’t Accept Our Body
Hello buzz word: body acceptance. This term has been thrown around like beads at Mardi Gras over the last few years, coopted by skin care...
