upcoming class: From Compulsion to DIGESTION
RESTORE A RIGHT RELATIONSHIP WITH FOOD AND YOUR BODY
You already know what you are suppose to do. You've read the books, tried the plans, understood the science. And still the compulsive reaching continues.
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This class is not about more information. It is not about more discipline. It is not about fixing what you may think is wrong with you.
It starts from a different place entirely: the possibility that what looks like a problem with food is actually the body doing something intelligent — reaching for what it actually needs, in the only direction that is left open.
When urgency sets the pace — when the body is asked to manage threat, uncertainty, needs, or meaning through eating — food gets recruited into roles it was never designed to hold. This class explores what happens when that urgency is met differently. Not managed. Not overcome. Met.
This is for the one who is tired of being the problem.
In this class, you will learn:
READING YOUR BODY SIGNALS
RESTORING WHAT WAS NEVER BROKEN
READING YOUR BODY SIGNALS
How the nervous system detects safety and threat beneath conscious awareness — and why those signals often get confused.
Why what feels like hunger is sometimes mislocated fear, loneliness, or overwhelm.
How to locate what is actually happening in the body, so food stops being recruited as the answer to everything.
IMAGINAL CIRCULATION
RESTORING WHAT WAS NEVER BROKEN
READING YOUR BODY SIGNALS
Why feeding the feelings become urgent when there is nowhere inner for them to land.
How food absorbs symbolic and emotional weight when imagination goes offline.
What it means to let experiences move through you rather than be managed through eating.
RESTORING WHAT WAS NEVER BROKEN
RESTORING WHAT WAS NEVER BROKEN
RESTORING WHAT WAS NEVER BROKEN
Why health emerges — it cannot be enforced.
How digestion, both physical and symbolic, depends on pace and context.
How new patterns arise not by fixing old ones, but by restoring the conditions that allow the body to reorganize itself.
TO REGISTER
$595.00
This is a small group class designed for depth, not scale. Therefore space is limited to ensure an intimate group experience.
Registering is its own act of reaching — toward something more real than what’s being projected onto food.
guest speaker
Paula DeSanto
Paula is a consultant for the mental health industry. She will be discussing the limitations of the therapeutic model and the ways the emergence of health can be unintentionally thwarted within the client-therapist relationship.
She will also explore the lasting imprints therapists make on clients' nervous systems — imprints that can leave clients feeling vulnerable and dependent, (which can worsen their relationship with food and body) rather than supported toward their own self-authorship and creative emergence.
