Self-Compassion: A Surprising Key to Healthier Eating

Young girl with straight light brown hair, wearing a pink shirt and blue hair clip, stands indoors with hands over her chest, radiating self-compassion as she looks at the camera.Check out my latest Girl Power Hour blog on how self-compassion can improve your nutritional health and relationship with food. (Included in the post is therapist and author Jean Fain’s “Self-Compassionate Eating Quiz” to help you determine whether you’re too hard on yourself when it comes to food.)

A woman, Minh-Hai Alex, with straight dark hair and hoop earrings, wearing a teal sweater, smiles while sitting on outdoor steps in front of a house.

Hi, I'm Minh-Hai

I'm a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist located in Seattle, WA.

I love working with people on their relationship with food and body image because it’s truly life-changing work.

The writer Annie Dillard famously wrote, “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” I’ve supported countless people, just like you, who start out feeling dissatisfied with how much of their days are spent preoccupied with food worries, guilt and unease.

It’s possible to have more confidence and ease with food, which gives you more time and energy for what truly matters to you.

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