Functional Self Care™ uses behavior change strategies—not willpower—to help people build lasting physical activity habits. This means focusing on confidence, comfort, and consistency. Because improving public health starts with making movement safe and accessible for everyone.
When Concern Becomes Commentary: What We Get Wrong About Talking About Bodies
It would be easy to dismiss the people commenting on Ariana Grande's body as intrusive or unkind. Most of them aren't. They're fans who have loved her for years, and their concern is real. But real concern can still cause real harm — especially when it's directed at someone's body without their invitation.
Why You Can't Stop Thinking About Food (And What That Actually Means)
It's exhausting, isn't it? You wake up thinking about breakfast. By mid-morning you're mentally planning lunch, scrolling through options, second-guessing your choices. Your brain won't stop working through food decisions — what to eat, how much to eat, whether you should eat at all. This constant mental loop is called "food noise".
Are Your Healthy Habits Actually Making You Anxious?
You started tracking your sleep, cleaning up your diet, optimizing your routine. So why does taking care of yourself feel so exhausting?
How to Feel Better in Your Body — Starting With Your Next Workout
Struggling with body image and exercise? Discover how paying attention to your thoughts and feelings during a workout — without judgment — can build a healthier, more positive relationship with your body over time.
Feel Good in Your Body: A Values-Based Reflection
When you know what you value, taking care of yourself stops feeling like a chore — and starts feeling like a choice. This check-in is your first step toward a healthier, more confident you.
Reconnecting With Your Body: How Attunement and Mindful Self-Care Support Body Image
If you’ve ever felt disconnected from your body - or stuck in a cycle of judging, fixing, or ignoring it - you’re not alone. Body image struggles often show up quietly, in the way we talk to ourselves, eat, move, or care for our bodies day to day.