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Why Do I Eat When I’m Bored? Jul 22, 2026

 What boredom eating can tell us about stimulation, rest, and the nervous system

The first explanation I ever heard for eating when I was bored was t...

How to Support Someone Recovering from Binge Eating Jun 14, 2026

Mike joined me on an episode of Full But Not Finished to speak about what it was like for him before my all-in recovery process. I recommend listening...

So There Syndrome: I lost an entire podcast episode and immediately wanted to eat May 13, 2026

I just recorded an entire podcast episode and realized, after I had finished, that I never hit record. I know there are worse things that could happen...

Feeling Judged About Your Body? 35 Body Neutrality Reminders May 07, 2026

Feeling judged about your body is one of the most common body image triggers, but the feeling is not always proof that judgment is actually happening....

Appetite vs Mental Hunger: Why You’re Always Thinking About Food Apr 06, 2026

 A lot of people think they’re struggling with self-control when they’re actually underestimating their appetite.

They assume that if they’re still t...

Food Freedom in BED Mar 04, 2026

 

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Meet the Founder

About Stefanie Michele

 

I'm a Certified Coach, Occupational Therapist, Intuitive Eating Counselor, and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner IT with a background in Human Development and Mental Health Psychology. Perhaps more importantly, I have boots-on-the-ground experience with recovery from 20+ years of body and food disorder.

A little history: My disordered eating began when I was 15 years old dealing with adolescent strife and hormonal shifts. For the rest of my teens, 20’s, and well into my 30’s, I struggled with bulimia, binge-eating disorder, and orthorexia. The binge-restrict cycle was THE focus of my life for over 20 years and something from which I never, ever thought I would recover.

I thought I was broken.

Somehow during that time, I got married, had 3 girls, and led a pretty normal looking life. There were times I even felt normal — when I was with my friends, snuggling with my babies, or engrossed in a book. But most of the time, I felt ashamed, angry, and completely out of control. I hated my body and lived in fear of gaining weight.

Just before my 40th birthday, I made the decision to challenge diet culture and enlisted the support of a coach to work through my body image, which went hand in hand with food recovery. I did the work, and the work worked.

When I tell you that I’m excited to help you, I mean it. I have laid in bed for days, canceled plans, avoided mirrors, and detached from my authentic self just like you have, and I know there is a different way. You can change your life, and start changing the way women in this world are valued and seen.
xo Stef.

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