‘Food Addiction’

Binge Thinking

By Darla Breckenridge on August 13, 2012

Binge thinking is when  you start thinking about what other people are thinking about you..especially your body. The invitation to use food to numb out begins.  Binge thinking frequently leads to binge eating. Instead of negative self talk in your own head you project what you are thinking about yourself into someone else’s mind. Saying things to yourself, often again […] read more »

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Weight Stigma and Loneliness

By Darla Breckenridge on August 6, 2012

Weight stigma enhances feeling fat and uncomfortable in public and can lead to greater and greater isolation.  At Green Mountain at Fox Run, we know that loneliness can interrupt self care and increase isolation. Harriet Brown discusses in Science Times how, in a time of public acceptance and tolerance of differences, the stigma of being obese may be at an […] read more »

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The Binge Eating Diaries: Food Over Friends

By Jacki Monaco on July 19, 2012

“The Binge Eating Diaries” is a series by Green Mountain alum Jacki Monaco on her experience overcoming binge eating disorder. Follow Jacki every other Thursday as she shares her story. Solitude and binge eating went hand in hand for me. Unless I knew a “bingeing party” with an equally food-obsessed friend was going to occur, I preferred and almost always […] read more »

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The Binge Eating Diaries: Testing My Trigger Food

By Lisa Christie on July 5, 2012

“The Binge Eating Diaries” is a series by Green Mountain alum Jacki Monaco on her experience with binge eating disorder. Follow Jacki every other Thursday as she shares discoveries, challenges and successes on her journey to health and happiness. My relationships with certain foods are much more complicated than my relationships with others. Certain bingeing foods weren’t easy to break […] read more »

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The Problem Isn’t Too Much Fruit: Enough with the Tired, Old Advice

By Marsha Hudnall on June 28, 2012

Anyone who watches MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” knows that Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough’s co-host, has made it her personal mission to fight obesity in this country. She’s frequently ridiculed by Joe and others on the show about her position on food, physical activity and weight. But if you go by the recent psa-like spot in which she and Joe discuss portion […] read more »

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The Binge Eating Diaries: Letting Go of Food Spaces & Places

By Jacki Monaco on June 20, 2012

“The Binge Eating Diaries” is a series by Green Mountain alum Jacki Monaco on her experience with binge eating disorder. Follow Jacki every other Thursday as she shares discoveries, challenges and successes on her journey to health and happiness. The end of this month marks one year since I started my month-long stay at Green Mountain. I’m sitting on what is […] read more »

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The Binge Eating Diaries: What’s Your Number?

By Lisa Christie on May 17, 2012

This post is an installment in “The Binge Eating Diaries” series by Green Mountain alum Jacki Monaco on her experience with binge eating disorder. Follow Jacki every other Thursday as she shares the discoveries she’s made on her journey to health and happiness. The scale has never been my friend. But in all honesty, has it ever done any of […] read more »

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The Binge Eating Diaries: Why I Recommend an Alter Ego

By Lisa Christie on May 3, 2012

This post is the second installment in “The Binge Eating Diaries” series by Green Mountain alum Jacki Monaco on her experience with binge eating disorder. Follow Jacki every other Thursday as she shares the discoveries she’s made on her journey to health and happiness. In my first blog post, I introduced myself and my journey to overcome binge eating. I […] read more »

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Emotional Eating: Questions to Ask When The Urge Hits

By Darla Breckenridge on April 16, 2012

When you are looking for help to stop emotional eating, realize you can respond to upset or distress by mindlessly eating.  Or the eating can become habituated without you realizing it. If you find yourself sitting in your favorite chair with the remote and you are prompted to get the food, hungry or not, it’s a habit. Charles Duhigg, author […] read more »

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