Body Image
Anti-fat bias is prevalent throughout our society, from how we think about food and exercise to the words we say.
The Bridgerton star called people's fixation on her figure "insane" in a new interview with Time.
It's not as safe as it seems.
"I wish I could say that I hated the return to a problem I thought I’d left behind 30 years earlier. But I didn’t hate it. I loved it."
We have bigger (ahem) things to worry about.
The Sex And The City actor opened up about her childhood relationship with food – and how she’s raising her daughters differently.
And what parents can do to encourage a healthy relationship with their body and food.
If any of these sound familiar, you're certainly not alone. Here's what therapists recommend.
"I was an ocean away from anyone who’d made fun of my body ... so I tried to psych myself up for this new adventure."
Two-thirds of parents believe their children are under more pressure than ever before. Here, a psychologist offers advice on how parents can support their kids.