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107. THANKSGIVING SERIES DAY 2 // Break the Cycle: A Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Freedom from Food Triggers This Thanksgiving
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Ever feel like holiday stress and food triggers have you spinning in circles? đľâđŤ What if you had a simple, step-by-step process to stop those spirals before they lead to unwanted behaviors?
Welcome to Day 2 of our 5-part Thanksgiving Week series, where weâre walking you step-by-step through a super tactical strategy to help you avoid engaging in disordered behaviors, even after youâve been triggered!
In todayâs episode, Brittany shares her go-to tool, the Behavior Chain Analysis, which can help you trace the steps between your triggers and behaviorsâand teach you how to break the cycle right where it starts. Youâll learn how to identify whatâs really setting you off, what makes you more vulnerable to these triggers, and the key steps to make sure those triggers donât dictate your behavior this holiday season.
Over the next several days, youâll be getting a handful of tactical strategies that you can implement right away to help make this Thanksgiving season one thatâs full of peace and joy.
The Joy-Filled Eater LIVE is no longer open for enrollment, but you can get access right now to The Joy-Filled Eater Course. This is our signature on-demand program for Christian women ready to find food freedom and better body image. We'll walk you through our proven evidence-based, Christ-centered approach. To learn more and get started today, head to www.brittanybraswellrd.com/course.
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*Reminder - Podcast content is not meant to be taken as professional nutrition or medical advice or to replace counseling with a licensed therapist. Please consult with your own treatment team.