Savour Life Therapy

"The message we need to send to our kids is that there are many different ways to eat food and that they’re all worthy of respect and acknowledgement. We need to show them that good manners can look quite different from table to table, particularly here in Canada....Learning how to properly use a knife and fork is very important, but so is learning how to squeeze a slippery dumpling between chopsticks and how to tear the perfect piece of naan with just one hand."

Yes, I'd say so, lol

Bad body image day? This is a cultural problem, where some bodies are valued more than others. Not surprising it gets internalized, there are real rewards/punishments given to certain bodies. One healing step: recognize the problem lies in an unjust culture, not you.

You can provide great insight for program development while also entering a contest for a great book! Win-win! (Also, Suzanne from Gut Instincts Nutrition Counselling in Kitchener is awesome!!)

Thanks Males Allies for this picture @maleallies . The more you consider *why* boys can't do things associated with girls, the more you realize how demeaning that is for boys, girls, and people beyond the binary. #equality #gender #parenting #boyswillbekind

Important words from @theintuitive_rd. Sizeor weight is not an indicator of health and regardless of shape or size, everyone deserves access to quality, respect...ful healthcare. . Learn more about the Health At Every Size framework here: https://www.nationaleatingdisorders.org/size-diversity-heal See more