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How's Your Body Image Doing?

How's Your Body Image Doing?

4 quick questions & you're done

Mar 09, 2025
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How's Your Body Image Doing?
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Checking in weekly with your body image can help you feel less overwhelmed and may even help you spot positive or negative patterns. Let’s do this!

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No matter how you answered, kudos for taking the time to notice how you feel. Next question…

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Just naming factors that might impact your body image is a great practice in self-knowledge and self-awareness. Next question…

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Having a small, easy action item helps you learn to take care of yourself and your body image. Ready for your last check-in question?

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This week, notice if checking in with your body image helped you feel more clear or empowered.

Scroll down & hit play to do a quick grounding exercise with me and listen to this week’s body image lesson:

This week, we’ll apply the theme of BELONGING to our body image work.

Oof. Belonging.

The feeling that we don’t belong is what’s at the crux of our deepest wounds - whether related to body image, food, or anything else.

As children, belonging is about a sense of unconditional acceptance from the people we grow up with, usually our biological family. Some people are lucky to feel like they truly belong, and that they are truly safe with their family of origin. However, we know that’s not true for most of us. If you learned fatphobia and food restriction from your family, remember that deep down you associate these behaviors with both what “love looks like” and the fear that if you don’t do these behaviors that you will be deeply rejected by people who are responsible for your survival.

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