Published Jun 30, 2022
On Reclaiming Comfort Food
Explore the benefits and myths of emotional eating with Virginia Sole-Smith and Amy Palanjian, as they delve into comfort food's cultural roots, intuitive eating principles, and the influence of parental attitudes on children's eating habits, advocating for food as a source of emotional comfort and well-being.

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