Disordered eating is used to describe a range of irregular eating behaviors such as frequent dieting, anxiety associated with specific foods or meal skipping, chronic weight fluctuations, rigid rituals and routines surrounding food and exercise, feelings of guilt and shame associated with eating, preoccupation with food, weight and body image that negatively impacts quality of life, a feeling of loss of control around food, including compulsive eating habits, or using exercise, food restriction, fasting or purging to ‘make up for bad foods’ consumed”. People struggling with problematic eating behaviors may avoid eating around other people and hide food, or focus heavily on only consuming “healthy” foods. 

Search more info here

Learn more

Learn more

Learn more

Learn more

Learn more

Learn more

HOW DO YOU PLAY-IT-SAFE?

  

Complete this 7-minute quiz
and get your Playing-it-safe Profile!!

You have Successfully Subscribed!

FREE WEBINAR

How to Skillfully Tackle Procrastinating Behaviors

Procrastination is not laziness. It's a skills problem.

Learn actionable and research-based skills to deal effectively with the cycle of procrastination.

-How to avoid becoming a goal junkie, setting unrealistic goals.

-How to develop a new mindset to get things done!

-How to manage those overwhelming emotions that push you to postpone and delay activities.

-How to deal effectively with those tricky thoughts that make it hard for you to get things done.

You have Successfully Subscribed!