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Today, in episode 25, I continue my discussion with registered dietician Jane Curry Weber for part 2 of 12 Reasons You Don’t Have Peace at Your Table. If you missed part one, head back to episode 24, where we cover the first eight reasons you don’t have peace at your table. They ranged from feeling rushed or not even having a table available to giving shame a seat, food scars, and emotional eating, to name a few.

Jane is a Dietitian who has helped individuals and families work towards better nutrition for 20+ years.  Listen in as she discusses the remainder of her "12 Reasons You Don't Have Peace at Your Table."

· 9. Picky eating – some who dine with you will not eat what you make, no matter how hard you try.

· 10. Cravings take over, and you feel out of control when you eat.

· 11. Cooking skills – they are not there yet, or you simply have no interest.

· 12. You’re not setting a place for Peace itself at your table yet. And if you are being honest, you don’t see how that will change anything.

Jane offers several wonderful suggestions and strategies to help us overcome these barriers to peace. AND, she is offering a very valuable and FREE resource JUST FOR YOU to help get you started! Click the link  to grab your free copy of “7 Steps To Bring Peace To Your Table.”

For more strategies on tweaking your cravings, check out Jane’s helpful posts, “How Food Cravings Overwhelm & 5ish Strategies to Conquer Them” and “2 Easy Tweaks to Create Balanced Eating (and Tone Down Cravings)”

For Jane’s blog post on this topic, entitled “12 Reasons We Don’t Have Peace At Our Table“, visit her blog and community on substack, The Contented Table.

For the blog post Jane mentioned entitled "What Is Anointed Motherhood" by Monica Switzer, head over here.

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