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Sophie S. Whynacht Ph.dPsychology Today |
We can find peace and confidence in the bodies we have right now.
Health should not be a moral obligation.
The dark sides of dieting are rarely discussed.
Mothers have the power to promote daughters' self-acceptance.
We can overcome weight stigma and create a more inclusive society.
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