103 | How to Re-Enter in a Supportive and Aligned Way
Small Steps
After over a year of living a very different way, things around us are changing again, mostly for the better. And, as more folks get vaccinated and things open back up, returning to whatever our new lives are could feel scary or anxiety-inducing. This episode invites you to check in with how you want to re-enter the post-vaccine life in a way that’s supportive and aligned for you and what you want and need.
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102 | Healing your Multiracial Inner Child with Farzana Nayani
Small Steps
Being a mixed race can bring with it a wide range of experiences, cultures and microaggressions, all that can start at a young age. As mixed race people grow up, looking back and processing and working through the experiences when we were children can be incredibly healing and formative to our identities. Farzana Nayani talks about why it’s important to look at this and how mixed race people can start to give some love and attention to our inner mixed kid.
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101 | Finding and Going at your Own Pace
Small Steps
Moving towards living your own definition of health and wellness can be a lot easier to do when you’re going at your own pace. So often, our societies push us to move faster and faster to keep up with the never ending newness in this interconnected world, and that may not actually work for everyone. This episode talks about how you can find, go at, and honor the pace that works best for you.
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100 | Disordered Eating Recovery as a Person of Color with Kimmie Singh
Small Steps
Working through disordered eating and eating disorders can be a lot to navigate and potentially adding navigating racial microaggressions can be even more overwhelming. There are many layers and nuances to working through your relationship with food as a person of color that may be missing from the majority of the conversation. In this episode, I talk with Kimmie Singh about those layers and nuances of this and how folks of color can find connection with their food and bodies.
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99 | How Diet Culture Effs with Our Relationship with Food
Small Steps
Diet culture can cast a wide and sticky net in someone’s life and push them to live a word hyperfocused on getting thin at whatever cost. This episode dives deep into how “good” and “bad” foods and the food lists diet culture thrives on are harmful, especially for people of color who have rich food cultures.
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98 | Moving Towards Sex Positivity with Jayda Shuavarnnasri
Small Steps
Sex positivity has become something that’s gotten a lot more attention in the past few years, but what does it mean, especially for folks of color? I invited sex positive Asian auntie Jayda Shuavarnnasri on the show to talk about this with me and unpack the things we all didn’t learn about sexuality, our bodies and how our sensuality is our birthright.
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97 | Seeing and Letting Go of What You’re Carrying
Small Steps
Whether we realize it or not, we’re all carrying ideas, beliefs, and ways we live our lives based on our identities, experiences, how we were raised, and more. While some of these things can be helpful or fine, others can be out of alignment with who we truly are and take up too much mental and emotional energy. As the past year has led to a lot of folks reflecting on what hasn’t been working in society, let’s get curious on what we’re carrying and what we can let go of in order to live a more align
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96 | What’s Next for the Podcast and More
Small Steps
The Small Steps Podcast is back! Listen in to see what’s changing in the podcast, my nutrition business and where you can hear the most up to date information about the changes ahead.
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95 | Redefining your Health, Wellness and Life with Shohreh Davoodi
Small Steps
We all have moments where we feel it’s time for a change. Whether you can fully see things are out of alignment for you based on your values or you just know that something’s not working anymore. It can be scary (and totally normal!) to figure out where to go next, especially when it’s moving away from things you’ve done or believed for years. In this episode, I talk with Shohreh Davoodi about her evolution in her life, career and views on health and how she redefined her life as she evolved and shi
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94 | Ways to “Do the Work”: Sharing and Taking Action
Small Steps
Learning about social justice and understanding the systems of oppression that affect us is extremely important. And it’s just as important to take action on what you’ve learned or in light of what you’ve learned to bring about changing the systems to create something new. This episode covers how to figure out where to share what you’re learning and how to take action on what you’re learning. This is part five of five in a social-justice focused series.
info_outlineA lot of people are passionate about learning more about nutrition to help themselves, their families or their community. In this episode I share my experiences becoming a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, how the program has evolved and how you can make the program a little more manageable if you enroll.
Small Steps in the Show:
- Figure out what you want from a nutrition program
- Look into the program’s websites as much as you can
- Contact the admission departments to see if they can connect you with an graduate to talk to
- Read as many graduate reviews that you can find
- See if how the programs runs works with your schedule
- Give yourself time to make a decision that works for you
Mentioned in the Show:
My Review of the Nutritional Therapy Program
Small Steps Podcast #3: One Size Doesn’t Fit All
Nutritional Therapy Practitioner Course Overview (affiliate link)
Video Speed Controller Plug-In for Chrome
IIN vs NTP comparison from Autoimmune Wellness
Apply for the NTP Program (affiliate link)
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