Changing self-talk part 2

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These are notes from my weight management class. Any inaccuracies are the fault of the note taker. This discusses how self-talk can influence your behavior toward eating.

 

  • Too many bad habits: you have good habits. Working on overcoming bad habits.
  • Can’t bake I’ll eat it. > give away or just control portions.
  • Too stressed> go on a walk and drink water. Eat a snake that is healthy. Eat a healthy snack before you go home.
  • Pay attention to what goes in our head.  Connect them to the type of talk and what is their trigger. Create a list of positive talk to combat them.
  • How to avoid hanging skin: lose weight slowly and build msuld4e to replace fact space.
  • Body image: is how you see/perceive yourself and others. An emotional response to those perceptions.
  • Positive body image
  • clear, true perceptions of your shape
  • -appreciating and celebrating natural shape
  • Understand that a person’s physical appearance says little about their character or value
  • Feeling comfortable and confident your body

 

Negative body image:

  • A distorted perception of shape.
  • Believing that only other people are attractive
  • Body shape and size is a sign of personal failure
  • Feeling embarrassed, self-conscious and anxious about your body and spending a lot of time thinking about physical
  • Feeling uncomfortable and awkward in your body.
  • People can look fit and fit people don’t look all the same.
  • Vide0: evolution of a model.
  • We are comparing ourselves to people who have been photo shopped.
  • Video: REAL BEAUTY sketches
  • com/realbeautysketches

Do you have something to add? If you do, please share in the comment section of this blog.

 

 

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