Habits to Ditch to Help Heal Body Image
Here are a few habits to ditch and habits to try that have been extremely helpful in my coaching practice with clients.
Ditch this:
Keep clothes that don’t fit you as a way to “motivate yourself” to lose weight
Try this:
Shop and buy clothes for the body you have now; get rid of clothes that no longer fit you
Ditch this:
Body checking (compuslively checking your body in the mirror)
Try this:
Focus on how you feel in your body as opposed to how you look
Ditch this:
Stepping on the scale
Try this:
Instead of weighing yourself everyday, checkin with yourself everyday. How are you feeling? What do you and your body need today?
Ditch this:
Following fitness and diet pages
Try this:
Follow positive and anti-diet pages
Ditch this:
Setting goals to change your body
Try this:
Set goal that allow you to honor and connect deeper to your body
Play around with it, see how it feels and how it shifts things for you.
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