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Alison Ross, LMFT is the founder of NDH Therapy in Agoura Hills, California, a certified eating disorder specialist, neurofeedback practitioner, and advocate for body-positive living. Her outpatient center offers psychotherapy, neurofeedback brainwave training, nutritional coaching, and group support to teens and adults struggling with disordered eating, eating disorders, mood, attention, and trauma-related disorders. Alison views disordered eating patterns as predictable responses to being exposed to a highly-rewarding food environment and diet culture pressure to control one's weight and appetite. When internalized, this conflict can lock people into reactionary mindsets about food and their bodies and disordered eating patterns. Alison helps clients shift from shame-based dieting mindsets into body respect, nutritional self-care, and resilience to diet culture and the food industries' traps. Alison is the author of Non-Dieting: How to Love Your Body and Be Healthy in Diet Culture.

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Oct 20, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Rewriting Your Story About Your Body
"My body isn't good enough." If that thought has followed you for years, it can feel like a fact, quietly shaping how you eat, how you move, and how you see yourself. But body image is less about the size or shape of your body and more about the beliefs you've learned to hold about it, and beliefs can change. Learn about a journaling practice to help you question that old story and develop a more empowered one. Click to read more and begin rewriting your story about your body.

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Oct 6, 2026 ∙ 3 min
The Pattern That Perpetuates Disordered Eating
Have you ever had a day when everything felt “right” with your eating? You ate the foods you thought you should eat, passed on the foods you considered “bad,” maybe exercised, and went to bed feeling proud of yourself. You felt disciplined. In control. Then, a day or two later, something changes. You’re thinking about food more. You’re hungrier than usual. You find yourself eating foods you hadn’t planned to eat—or eating more than you intended. Maybe you find yourself thinking, Why do I keep...

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Sep 27, 2026 ∙ 4 min
The Beliefs About Our Bodies That Trap Us
https://teachingwithsimplystef.blogspot.com/2026/03/ant-experiment.html There’s a fascinating experiment involving an ant, a piece of paper, and a Sharpie that has become a powerful metaphor for how our beliefs can shape the way we live. You draw a circle around an ant with a strong-smelling marker and watch what happens when the ant reaches the line. It stops. It may wave its antennae, turn around, and follow the line instead of crossing it. You can even draw another, smaller circle inside...

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