This collection of books, podcasts, and resources reflects anti-diet, weight-inclusive, and compassionate approaches to food, body image, movement, and mental health. Whether you are beginning your journey with intuitive eating, navigating eating disorder recovery, supporting a loved one, or exploring body liberation work, we hope these resources offer support, validation, and practical guidance.

The foundational anti-diet book by RDs Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch. Learn to trust your body's natural hunger and fullness cues.

A companion workbook to Intuitive Eating with structured exercises to help you rebuild trust in your body's internal cues.

Christy Harrison exposes the harms of diet culture and offers a compassionate path toward food freedom and body acceptance.

RD Alissa Rumsey blends research and client stories to help you break free from chronic dieting and make peace with food.

Christy Harrison examines how the wellness industry exploits fear and misinformation and how to reclaim your health.

RD Rachael Hartley offers a science-based, compassionate guide to nourishment that aligns with Intuitive Eating principles.

Christy Harrison explores the relationship between food, psychology, and diet culture. One of the most popular anti-diet podcasts.

A fun, no-nonsense podcast making nutrition approachable and freeing you from food guilt and confusion.

Investigates health and wellness claims with rigor and humor, separating evidence from myth.

A practical guide to eating disorder recovery grounded in compassion and evidence-based care.

A comprehensive, family-centered approach to raising children with a healthy, joyful relationship with food.

Eight practical keys to help you recover from an eating disorder and build lasting resilience and self-compassion.

A powerful memoir and recovery guide for anyone navigating life beyond an eating disorder.

Honest, compassionate conversations about eating disorder recovery from people who've been there.

Expert insights on eating disorder treatment and recovery from a leading therapist in the field.

Helps you break free from food rules and reclaim a peaceful, intuitive relationship with eating.

Sonya Renee Taylor's groundbreaking call to radical self-love and liberation for all bodies.

Sisters Lindsay and Lexie Kite challenge the idea that our worth is tied to our appearance.

A practical guide to building body confidence and releasing shame, comparison, and self-criticism.

A healing framework to rebuild trust with your body and move beyond shame and disconnection.

Sabrina Strings examines the racial roots of fatphobia and the politics of the “ideal” body.

A guide to dismantling diet culture through an anti-racist, justice-centered lens.

Aubrey Gordon debunks common myths about fatness with sharp research and personal insight.

Explores the overlooked dimensions of eating disorders - race, culture, and the limits of mainstream treatment.

A podcast exploring body grief, chronic illness, and making peace with bodies that don’t fit the mold.

Investigates health and wellness claims with rigor and humor, separating evidence from myth.

Christy Harrison explores the relationship between food, psychology, and diet culture.

Virginia Sole-Smith challenges diet culture with warmth, wit, and evidence-based reporting.

A practical guide for parents on raising intuitive eaters from the very start.

Tackles the harmful effects of weight and diet talk on kids and teens and how parents can help.

An Intuitive Eating workbook adapted specifically for teens navigating food, body image, and identity.

Encourages kids to celebrate and care for their bodies with joy and confidence.

A family nutrition guide built around positive, pressure-free feeding relationships.

Abbie Attwood explores nutrition, body image, and recovery with nuance and compassion.

Practical guidance for raising competent, joyful eaters using a division of responsibility approach.

Virginia Sole-Smith challenges diet culture with warmth, wit, and evidence-based reporting.

A weight-neutral approach to joyful movement, helping you exercise for how it feels, not how it looks.
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