Too Much on Her Plate is a podcast for smart, busy women who want to stop emotional eating and overeating. Psychologist and emotional eating expert Dr. Melissa McCreery explores why diets don’t work and what to do instead. Discover how emotional eating, mindless eating, stress eating, and comfort eating can teach you how to address your non-food Hidden Hungers, and how to implement smart strategie... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationSelf-ImprovementHealth & Fitness |
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I stumbled across this podcast and weirdly it is precisely what I needed to hear and delivered in the exact way I needed to hear it. Thank you for sharing this transformational information with warmth and calmness. I am so grateful!
The weekly podcast episodes are so applicable to my thoughts and feelings, it’s almost scary! I love to listen to the episodes more than once, letting it all sink in… absorbing something new each time while useless tidbits of deprivation thinking drift away. ⛵️⛵️⛵️
This podcast provides insight and encouragement to help navigate the complex relationship with food. I’ve been struggling for years and find information in each episode that inches me closer to freedom in my struggle. Thank you for the support, information and concrete tips.
Loved this podcast! looking forward to listen to the others. Really spoke to me.
I’ve really been enjoying this Podcast. Melissa’s voice is very soothing and calming. I don’t feel like she’s condescending or patronizing and she understands the crushing desperation that some of us have faced with this disorder, especially since it’s not “glamorous”.
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