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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 13 MIN

22/ Are You Eating Your Feelings? When Food Becomes a Coping Tool When You Love An Addict

from Healthy Coping While Loving An Addict | Addiction, Burnout, Stressed, Exhausted, Boundaries · host Tara Little| Women’s Wellness Coach, Self Care Coach, Nutrition Coach, Stress Management Coach

One way that you may be coping with the high stress situation of loving someone with an addiction is food.  Let's face it we are exhausted, overwhelmed and under chronic stress. We are looking for ways to cope, even if we do not know it.  This is not abnormal and it is nothing to be ashamed of. If you feel concerned or would like a shift for your emotional or stress eating.  Try checking in with yourself and trying to determine what you need. Have you given yourself enough food throughout the day?  Reach in your tool box and try something else before you reach for that food.   Book a one one session with me  Let's connect: mailto:[email protected]   Join the Facebook community

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