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Yoga for Eating Disorders: Movement, Recovery, & My Story
Yoga for eating disorders can be a powerful, supportive tool in the recovery journey when practiced with intention and alongside professional care. While many people think of yoga as simply physical movement, its deeper practices of breathwork, mindfulness, and self-reflection can help rebuild trust between the mind and body. This post explores how yoga can support recovery, what to watch out for, and how to integrate it safely and thoughtfully within an eating disorder tre
Caroline Young


How Yoga Helped Me Heal
In light of it being Eating Disorders Awareness Week, I am re-sharing a post I wrote for Yoga for Eating Disorders, a wonderful online...
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Here's How Diet Culture Hijacks 'Actual' Yoga
Hi and thanks for reading! I have taken a hiatus from blogging over the summer and I’m happy to be back writing about the things I’m...
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3 Ways to Cultivate Balanced Self-Worth (includes a free tool & yoga practice!)
Self-worth is a topic that almost always comes up in conversation with my clients. It makes sense because when we are healing our...
Caroline Young


4 Ways to Welcome the New Year with Greater Calm & Less Anxiety (hint: dieting is not one of them)
During the last two Januarys, my dear friend and colleague Amanda Marks and I led New Year’s retreats in the mountains of north Georgia....
Caroline Young


Ways to Nourish All Parts of Yourself in a Global Crisis
Hello lovely readers. Thanks for being here. Wow. We are living in an emotionally heightened, extremely uncertain time and not much is...
Caroline Young


Yoga & Mindfulness: Keys to Healthier Food & Body Relationships
Ever since I knew I was going to become a registered dietitian (RD), I dreamt of merging my yoga background with my nutrition expertise – a fusion of Eastern (yoga) and Western (clinical nutrition) philosophies. This year, I have slowly started to integrate yoga and mindfulness tools into my nutrition counseling work — and I truly feel like it makes a difference for any client who is open to letting me guide them. Whether it’s a few yoga poses, meditation, guided imagery, bod
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Free Self-Care Tools for the Holiday Season
This is a time of year when I feel like it is really easy to disconnect from our bodies. Whether it’s trying to tie up lose ends at work,...
Caroline Young


How I shifted from compulsive exercise to joyful movement, plus 10 tips
My relationship to exercise has changed drastically over the past decade of my life, but most significantly in the last 3ish years. It...
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Beyond the mat: An interpretation of yoga’s first limb
It’s easy to think that yoga is only physical poses. It makes sense why we would think that, since our society tends to focus on the...
Caroline Young


“Healthy” is not a look.
This morning, I took my dog Harvie for a run/walk… beautiful day, awesome little jaunt. The sun was shining and surprisingly the Atlanta...
Caroline Young


3 Breathing techniques for a calmer & more joyful mind
You may be wondering what pranayama is. Put simply, it is breathing techniques — ways of controlling the breath. In the Yoga Sutras, it...
Caroline Young


What a yogi is … not.
I’ll never forget it — about 5 years ago, I got a facial for the first time. It was a wonderful experience until the very end. The...
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Happiness is an inside job: Interpretation of Yoga Sutra 1.15
Most of my inspiration for the themes I offer my yoga students come from a combination of two things — my studies of the Yoga Sutras (you...
Caroline Young


Ease in to the New Years with Focus: Sankalpa Meditation with audio
sankalpa – Click for meditation. Please read the next several paragraphs before starting the short meditation. On New Year’s Day, I...
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Super Moon Guided Meditation
Audio: moon meditation (for use as a starting point) With the election last week and all of the chaos happening since, it seems almost...
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