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In this heartfelt episode of Confessions of a Binge Eater, Tricia sits down with Julie, a Heal Your Hunger client whose journey is filled with honesty, courage, and hope. Julie shares how letting go of sugar, isolation, and self-blame opened the door to healing, self-love, and a deeper connection with herself and others. If you've ever felt stuck in emotional eating or dieting despair, Julie's story will remind you that real change is possible.

Have you ever told yourself, "At least it's healthy," while overeating foods like nuts, hummus, or granola? In this episode, I talk honestly about why binging on so-called healthy foods still keeps the cycle of emotional eating alive. We'll explore what bingeing is really about, why it so often leads back to sugar and processed foods, and what truly helps you break free.

In this episode, I share a simple practice that quietly changed my life—a small, symbolic act I call a "nod to God." It wasn't fancy, and it wasn't perfect, but it opened the door to humility, support, and a transformation I couldn't have imagined. If you've ever felt like you can't do it alone, this conversation is for you.

If you struggle with emotional eating, chances are your self-esteem has taken some hits along the way. In this episode, I share how low self-worth fuels overeating, how bingeing damages our trust in ourselves, and why healing your relationship with food has to start from the inside out.

As we step into 2026, this episode invites you to imagine a different relationship with food—one where food no longer owns you and choice replaces compulsion. In part two of my Top 10 Tips for Lasting Weight Loss, I'm sharing the deeper, often overlooked shifts that create real change. This is about healing from the inside out and discovering a path that supports your whole life, not just the number on the scale.  

What if this is the year you finally stop starting over? In the first episode of the year, I'm sharing my top 10 tips for lasting weight loss — not diet rules, but deep, meaningful shifts that address what's really driving overeating and bingeing. If weight loss were about food alone, you would've already solved it. These tips look beyond the plate and into the emotional, spiritual, and nervous-system roots of the struggle, so real healing can begin.

The holidays can bring joy—and a lot of stress, especially when difficult family members are involved. In this short and sweet episode, I share my number one tip for getting through holiday gatherings with more peace, less frustration, and a lot more compassion. If family dynamics tend to push your buttons, this gentle reminder may change everything.

The holidays can bring joy—and a lot of stress, especially when difficult family members are involved. In this short and sweet episode, I share my number one tip for getting through holiday gatherings with more peace, less frustration, and a lot more compassion. If family dynamics tend to push your buttons, this gentle reminder may change everything.

If you've ever wondered whether what you eat could actually affect your mood, your clarity, or your mental health, you're going to love this conversation. Today I'm talking with Moira Newiss, a registered nutritional therapist and expert in ketogenic metabolic therapy, about the powerful connection between brain energy, mental health, and food. Moira shares her own journey through burnout, anxiety, and deep exhaustion—and how changing the way she fueled her body helped her heal on every level. We talk about ketogenic diets beyond weight loss, emotional eating, cravings, and what it really means to support your brain and body from the inside out.

In this heartfelt confession, I share a very real moment with chocolate chips—and the powerful reminder it brought. This episode is about radical self-honesty, knowing your personal food triggers, and choosing freedom over self-sabotage. If you've ever told yourself "just one won't hurt," this conversation is for you.

In this uplifting episode of Confessions of a Binge Eater, I sit down with intuitive coach and energy healer Alison Scammell for a heartfelt conversation about energy, vibration, and healing the emotional blocks that keep us stuck. We talk about how our emotions show up in the body, why "bubbles" of old pain resurface, and how to release them with compassion instead of food. It's a grounded, empowering discussion that will help you feel lighter, clearer, and more connected to yourself.

Do you shut down, over-function, or overeat when someone close to you goes passive aggressive? In this powerful episode, I reveal 7 tools you can use to help protect your peace, stay grounded, and communicate clearly when others use silence, sarcasm, or guilt to express their feelings. It's a must-listen for emotional eaters who want healthier, calmer relationships—without turning to food to escape the tension. 

In this episode, I'm diving into a pattern so many emotional eaters struggle with—passive aggressive behavior. If you've ever gone quiet to make a point, said "I'm fine" when you weren't, or felt resentful because someone didn't read your mind, this conversation is for you. Together, we'll explore why emotional eaters fall into these patterns, how they keep us stuck with food, and the small, brave shifts that help us communicate honestly, feel safe with our emotions, and finally break free.

In this holiday episode of Confessions of a Binge Eater, we explore gentle, practical ways to stay grounded and connected during a season that can feel overwhelming for emotional eaters. With compassion and honesty, this episode offers support, encouragement, and simple steps to help you feel more at peace—no matter what the holidays bring.

In this episode of Confessions of a Binge Eater, I'm talking about one of the biggest triggers for emotional eaters: worry. If you've ever spun out with "what if" thoughts until you're stressed, scared, and reaching for food… this one's for you. I share the real-life stories, tools, and spiritual practices that helped me step out of fear, get present, and stop letting scary thoughts run the show. You don't have to awfulize every possible future scenario—there's another way, and I'll show it to you.