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Bedtime Routine 2016 / The Benefits of Adequate Sleep

Bedtime Routine 2016 / The Benefits of Adequate Sleep

by Emily Fonnesbeck RD | Jan 6, 2016 | Lifestyle, self care, Wellness | 0 comments

I love a man with a plan.  My husband recently developed a bedtime plan for our family adapted from this article: 9 Things Successful People Do Right Before Bed Sleep plays an important role in our health.  Well rested individuals typically are more level-headed about...
One Step at a Time – New Year’s Resolutions

One Step at a Time – New Year’s Resolutions

by Emily Fonnesbeck RD | Dec 28, 2015 | Intuitive Eating, Lifestyle, self care, Wellness | 0 comments

When you want to make a change, it’s wise to identify what barriers might stand in your way.  This is most definitely applicable to adopting healthier behaviors around food and in my experience, the most common barrier is the all-or-nothing mentality.  This type of...
Why My Kids Keep (and eat) Their Halloween Candy

Why My Kids Keep (and eat) Their Halloween Candy

by Emily Fonnesbeck RD | Oct 10, 2015 | Feeding Children, Intuitive Eating, Lifestyle | 7 comments

Edited to add:  I’ve written about this topic for an online publication where I talk more in depth about the division of responsibility and practical advice for parents.  You can find that HERE. There are a lot of different recommendations, theories and opinions...
How to Make a Tasty Salad – A Formula

How to Make a Tasty Salad – A Formula

by Emily Fonnesbeck RD | Aug 13, 2015 | Lifestyle, Nutrition, recipe | 0 comments

I love making salads.  To me, the key to making a tasty and satisfying salad is to have lots of different colors, textures and flavors.  To see how I achieve that, below I will share my basic formula. Base of greens: My two favorite are romaine lettuce (I love the...
How Meeting Your Own Needs Leads to Self-Trust

How Meeting Your Own Needs Leads to Self-Trust

by Emily Fonnesbeck RD | Aug 11, 2015 | disordered eating, Lifestyle, self care, Wellness | 0 comments

I bet you have seen this before.  It’s Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and I feel really helps us understand why eating concerns, worries, frustrations and anxieties can feel all-consuming. According to this theory, when your basic need for food, eating and...
Getting Personal – Physical and Emotional Growth

Getting Personal – Physical and Emotional Growth

by Emily Fonnesbeck RD | Jul 29, 2015 | Lifestyle, orthorexia | 7 comments

I typically shy away from sharing too much personal information.  I would never want it to interfere with any client relationship or treatment plan.  However, I’ve had a lot of thoughts running through my head the past few weeks and I hope it only adds to the...
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