Ep 619- 5 Lies Keeping You Stuck in Food Noise, Emotional Eating & Binge Eating

What if you’re still struggling with food not because of a lack of willpower, but because of what you believe about food, weight, and yourself? In this episode, we’re exposing five common lies that can keep you stuck in food noise, emotional eating, and binge eating, including: Why trying harder isn’t the answer. Why your favorite foods […]
Ep 618- 3 Steps to End Emotional Eating and Food Noise at Work Without Feeling Deprived

The office can be a perfect storm for emotional eating and binge eating. Stress, boredom, difficult coworkers, deadlines, and exhaustion can leave you looking for relief—and then someone puts candy, donuts, or leftover birthday cake in the break room. Before you know it, you’re having an exhausting debate in your head: “Should I have some? […]
Ep 617- Why “Boredom” Often Triggers Food Noise and Binge Eating

Do you find yourself reaching for food simply because you’re bored? What feels like boredom eating may actually be emotional eating in disguise. In this episode, I explore why slowing down can make food noise louder, how uncomfortable feelings can trigger the urge to eat, and why boredom eating can sometimes lead to binge eating. […]
Ep 616- Emotional Eating and People Pleasing: The Connection That Causes Food Noise

What does people-pleasing have to do with emotional eating, binge eating, and food noise? More than you might think. In this popular episode, I reveal how people-pleasing, while navigating social situations that involve food, can lead to stress, resentment, and overeating. Discover why healing emotional eating isn’t just about changing what you eat—it’s about learning […]
Ep 615- The GLP-1 Problem Nobody’s Talking About: What Happens When the Food Noise Comes Back

What happens when a GLP-1 quiets the food noise—but you haven’t healed what’s driving your emotional eating? In this episode, Tricia explores why food noise and binge eating can return after stopping medications like Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound, and why weight loss alone may not resolve the deeper patterns behind binge eating. You’ll discover how […]
Ep 614- Why Therapy May Not Be Enough to Stop Binge Eating and Food Noise

You’ve been to therapy. You may now understand your patterns and maybe even why you started eating in the first place. So why are you still struggling with emotional eating, binge eating, and food noise? In this episode, I explain why insight alone may not stop compulsive eating—and why healing requires specific tools, support, and […]
Ep 613- 5 Steps to Stop Binge Eating at Night (and Finally Quiet the Food Noise)

Nighttime is the hardest time for emotional eaters. In this episode, I unpack what really drives your food noise and binge eating at night, why it is not a willpower problem, and five simple steps to quiet the noise and stop emotional eating after dark.
Ep 612- Is Weighing Yourself Weighing Your Down? How the Scale Might be Causing Food Noise for Binge Eaters…

What if the thing you’ve been relying on to keep you accountable is actually keeping you stuck? In this episode, I’m taking a closer look at something so many of us have been taught to trust—and asking whether it really deserves that much power. If you’ve struggled with binge eating, emotional eating, or food noise, […]
Ep 611- The Binge Eater’s Journey – from Your Head to Your Heart

In this episode, I’m talking about why emotional eaters can get stuck overthinking, how unprocessed feelings can fuel binge eating, and why the connection we’re truly hungry for may have nothing to do with food. I’ll share simple ways to reconnect with yourself, your feelings, and the people who make you feel safe and understood.
Ep 610- Is It a Sleep Problem or a Going to Bed Problem?

I used to think staying up late was just a bad habit, but I’ve come to see that there can be something much deeper behind it. In this episode, I’m exploring the surprising connection between sleep, emotional eating, and the ways we may unknowingly avoid taking care of ourselves. If your nights tend to get […]