by Daxle Collier I’m going to be outlining some of the social barriers to intuitive eating, but before beginning, I’d like to make a disclaimer. When talking about social justice,… Read More »Social Barriers to Intuitive Eating
by Lizabeth Wesely-Casella My mom has muscular dystrophy. It’s a disease that wastes the muscles and grows increasingly more serious over time. My mom will die with a brain as… Read More »My Mom Has a Disease
by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA The U.S. Supreme Court’s Burwell v. Hobby Lobby decision, ostensibly about abortion and religious liberty, may not seem like a Health At Every Size® issue… Read More »Exclusion
by Dr. Jenny Copeland Authenticity is the daily practice of letting go of who we think we’re supposed to be andembracing who we are. ~Brene Brown ~ What does it… Read More »What the What?! – 3 Steps to Discover What It Means to Embody You
by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA There is no more neutrality in the world. You either have to be part of the solution, or you’re going to be part of the… Read More »The Part of the Problem, Problem
From time to time the Health At Every Size® Blog shares HAES Matters “roundtable” posts with our readers. The questions below were posed by the ASDAH Blog Committee to some… Read More »HAES® Matters: Understanding the New HAES Principles
by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA, President, Association for Size Diversity and Health I began contributing to this blog before I became the President of ASDAH. Since then, I have considered… Read More »Revising the HAES Principles
by Dana Schuster, MS For the past two months I have been recovering from bilateral knee replacement surgery. Yep, I did them both at once—a decision that has been described… Read More »HAES Consideration Self-Applied
by Fall Ferguson, JD, MA I just taught a weekend course entitled “Embodiment as Transformative Practice.” It was an incredible privilege to have the opportunity to participate in a 10-hour… Read More »Embodying the Health At Every Size® Model