11/15/2025
Food guilt doesn’t come from nowhere. It’s something we’re taught.
Messages about “good” and “bad” foods, “earning” treats, or needing to “burn off” meals create shame around one of the most natural human needs: nourishment.
Healing your relationship with food isn’t about perfect eating. Rather, it’s about trusting your body again.
That might mean challenging the urge to overthink every bite, noticing the voices that call you “good” or “bad” for what you eat, and gently replacing guilt with curiosity.
Therapy can help you explore where these beliefs came from and begin to make peace with eating again without rules, judgment, or restriction.
At root + radiate psychology, Amanda Poelzer supports clients in navigating disordered eating, self-esteem, and body image concerns through a gentle, collaborative approach that helps them reconnect with their bodies and values.
✨ Book your appointment with Amanda today using the link in our bio!