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From Coast to Coast
Dr. Linda Mintle has been featured on Fox News, Joyce Meyer’s Enjoying Everyday Life, Queen Latifa’s Talk Show, CBN’s 700 Club, as well as many national conferences.
Dr. Linda is a national expert on the psychology of food, weight and body image and relationships. With years of clinical experience in weight loss and eating disorders, she is uniquely qualified to speak to anyone struggling with weight, eating and body image.
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Dr. Linda, Monthly Columnist For ParentLife
ParentLife offers help, information, and advice in all the areas where you seek godly guidance for your children: health, education, discipline, safety, nutrition, and spiritual development. Each issue gives parents practical ideas, wisdom, and insights to help you meet the responsibilities and celebrate the joys of parenting.
Learn more about ParentLife on their website here: http://www.lifeway.com/article/?id=169746&CID=RDR-ParentLife
Dr. Linda’s book “Raising Healthy Kids In An Unhealthy World” expands on her monthly column. Check it out in Dr. Linda’s bookstore. -
Press Pause Before You Eat
For all the times you’ve said, “Why did I just eat that?”
Say good-bye to one of the most overlooked areas of our relationship to food — mindless eating. This groundbreaking book shines new light on why we eat along with practical, proven strategies to control our eating.
Does your busy schedule translate into eating on the run or skipping meals altogether? Is your life so filled with multitasking and on-the-go consumption that eating becomes a thing to do while doing other things? Dr. Linda knows that all too often such eating becomes a source of guilt and distress.
The more stressed we feel, the more food becomes a source of gratification and relief — a numbing agent. Dieting treats only symptoms. “Unless people are coached to be intentional about their eating, they will continue to eat mindlessly and be part of the 90 to 95 percent of failed dieters,” writes Dr. Linda. “A new approach is needed — one that addresses the emotional, relational, and spiritual side of our relationship to food.”
Food is not your enemy; it is something you can once again enjoy! Dr. Linda deals with the root causes of unintentional eating and restores your joy of eating. This is your practical guide to cultivating a healthy awareness of eating that attends to your body, soul, and spirit.