Trust your body. Eat with freedom. Find the peace you know you deserve.
The Love Food Again Program helps you heal the underlying cause of binge eating, emotional eating, and feeling “crazy” around food.
You want to trust your body with food again.
Not be constantly thinking about it. Not be torn between restriction and chaos. You want to eat what sounds good, enjoy it, and move on with your day without the guilt spiral or the mental calculation.
You want to stop being at war with yourself. You want to feel at ease instead of exhausted. You want this to be the last time you have to figure this out. You want to feel like you’re doing the right thing for your body.
That’s not too much to ask for.
But that’s not how it’s been going.
You’ve tried everything. ALL the diets. Apps. Intuitive eating on your own. Maybe even medication. Things felt good, until they didn’t.
And now you’re trapped in a pattern:
- You think about food constantly. It’s exhausting.
- You’re living in black and white.
- You feel hopeless. Why am I even trying? Nothing sticks long term.
- You can’t trust yourself. So you keep looking for external fixes – another plan, another rule, another day.
- You use food to cope with big feelings, and then the shame after makes it worse.
- Your cravings feel too intense to ignore and you don’t think “letting yourself eat whatever” is working.
- You’re constantly comparing your body to others.
- Maybe you tried to break free from dieting. But without knowing what to replace it with, you ended up in this weird space of “not caring” that feels like chaos.
- And underneath it all, there’s shame. Like you’re the only one who can’t just eat normally.
Here’s what I want you to know:
This is not a food problem, not really. It’s not a willpower problem either.
Your brain is doing exactly what it was trained to do – protect you by controlling you. You learned early that your body was something to manage, that food had moral value, that restriction kept you safe. Those beliefs got installed so deep you stopped questioning them. Now they run the show.
So when you try another diet or app, you’re not addressing what’s underneath. You’re trying to solve a belief problem with a behavior solution. That’s why you’re still binging, wanting to restrict, and second-guessing yourself constantly.
This is where it changes.
You don’t need another “fix”. You need healing.
You don’t need more willpower. You need to understand the beliefs running the show—the ones installed through years of trial and error, before you got fed up enough to think critically about them, and rebuild your relationship with food from the inside out.
Not alone. Not with a one-size-fits-all approach. With people who actually get it, tools that address the root, both personal and structural, and the space to practice this in your real life until trusting yourself becomes natural.
That’s what The Love Food Method does.
The Love Food Method has four phases.
the beliefs underneath, the healing needed, the practice required, and the community to hold you.
EXAMINE
You start recognizing the automatic thoughts dictating your relationship with food and your body—the ones about good and bad foods, earning the right to eat, controlling your body instead of trusting it, what your body should look like, what it means about you if it doesn’t. You notice when you’re reacting or rebelling rather than deciding. You question what you’ve been taught and what you inherited. Your struggles with food and your body start to make sense.
UNDERSTAND
You get curious about what’s underneath: the shame, people pleasing, perfectionism, fear of losing control, and the belief that you can’t be trusted with food or your body. You examine the connection between body shame and your eating patterns and how directly they feed each other. These aren’t flaws or personality traits. They’re patterns that developed for a reason, maybe a good one. Through healing work in community, you learn to listen to yourself, trust your intuition, and interrupt the autopilot.
INTEGRATE
Now you learn what to replace it all with. You learn intuitive eating not just as ten principles, but as something you integrate into your life, your belief system, and your values. You learn to act out of body respect—moving your body because it feels good, dressing the body you have now. You practice the hard things that should be easy—like treating yourself with the kindness you’d show someone you love. You learn radical self-care you maybe never felt you deserved. You nourish yourself as an active resistance against a system profiting from your self-doubt. And you practice all of it in your daily life, alongside a group of people doing the same.
EMBODY
After the practice, things settle in. It stops feeling like something you’re doing and starts feeling like who you are. You’re surprised by how easy it feels – because you did the foundational work. You trust yourself with food. You see the forks in the road and choose healing and self-care. You move your body because it feels good. You speak to yourself with kindness. You eat what sounds good without spiraling after, because you see “good” and “bad” foods as equal choices. You stop worrying what others think of how you eat or how you look. It feels balanced and like a freaking relief.
I know it can be hard to believe things can be different.
You may be thinking: But what if I gain weight? Will I really stick to it? I’ve already tried Intuitive Eating… And then you see what happens for people who’ve been through it.
“It is such a gift to not be consumed with thinking about foods and diets and instead to just feel peace and enjoyment around meals.”
– Katie
“I now feel a self acceptance I always struggled to reach and am fueling myself from a place of love and care for my body exactly how it is.”
– Lisa
“For years I felt like food was the one puzzle piece I couldn’t solve, even though I’d figured out everything else in my life. Now I actually feel at peace with my body and how I eat.”
– Nancy
You’ll Learn To
stop being consumed by food thoughts
The mental loop that used to run constantly (all day, every meal) finally quiets down because you’re happy with how you’re eating. You get your brain space back.
start trusting yourself again
Not because you’re “fixed,” but because you understand what was driving the struggle and you changed it. When you feel less intense urges, the quiet space breeds trust.
eat with confidence
No more second-guessing every bite. No more guilt spirals, no more constant comparison. Just food, nourishment, and the ability to enjoy it.
feel good in your body
Not because it looks different, but because you stop fighting it. You move through the world without that constant inner commentary. Your body becomes home, not enemy.
Women are taught the way their body adheres to the thin ideal is the most important thing about them. This wreaks havoc on the way we relate to that body, which creates dysfunctional eating habits, binge eating, stress and anxiety, and disconnection from ourselves.
I’d love to invite you to reconnect.
What’s Included In The Love Food Again Program
The resources inside are designed to walk you through my step-by-step approach to improve your relationship with food and your body within an evidence-based, empowering framework.
12 Weeks of Live Coaching Sessions
You’ll meet with me every other week over our 6-month journey (that’s 12 calls total). Ask questions, process your experience, and get immediate feedback from me and support from your peers. Hearing other members’ questions will help you relate, reflect, and process.
Weekly Video (& Audio) Lessons Made By Me!
A new module is released every week with several mini-lessons to keep you paced and on-track. The space between modules gives you time to process and apply the practices in your life – perfectly paced out for you to integrate and finish the program feeling confident in your new plan.
Workbook, Food Journaling & Meditations
This program workbook (sent to you via snail mail) will keep you on track, taking action, accountable, and engaged. Meditations, guided audio, and activities will build new thought patterns and help behaviors stick.
Voxer Support & Feedback
Text and voice memo support are so great. Ask your questions on the go and get audio answers from me throughout our time together. This keeps you connected and inspired when you need it most.
Lifetime Access To Group Membership Space
Support from the other women in your cohort can fast-track your progress. With so much diet culture noise out there, you need a safe place to land – during and after the program.
Lifetime Access To Materials
The course and workbook are yours forever so you can go back and revisit as you need it. The more you work it, the more you embody it.
a look into the 12 modules of
Love Food Again
Beliefs & Self Connection
STAGE 1
- Separate truth from cultural rhetoric about health, bodies, and worthiness
- Understand what binging (or restricting) has been protecting you from
- Active Receptivity practice—train your nervous system to calm down enough to hear your body
- Learn to distinguish between hunger, fullness, emotions, and other needs
- Recognize food coping as a smart, resourceful adaptation (and learn when you need it & don’t)
- Explore what emotions are actually underneath the eating
- Learn how to rebuild trust in yourself
- Understand how your eating behaviors have been protecting you
- Identify your emotional eating patterns
- Understand the cycle: emotion → food → shame → more emotion
- Build a toolkit beyond food for soothing, numbing, celebrating, coping
Food Freedom
STAGE 2
- Create your meal frequency plan—how often do YOU need to eat?
- Give yourself full, unconditional permission to eat all foods (yes, really)
- Practice eating all foods mindfully and without shame
- Identify your personal hunger signals (everyone is different!)
- Understand your relationship with fullness and satisfaction
- Experience the paradox: permission creates calm; restriction creates cravings
- Reprogram your beliefs about your hunger
- See the true cost of food rules
- Get out of scarcity mode and into abundance
- Finally understand how it feels to trust yourself (even if it’s a work in progress)
Nourish All Of You
MODULE 3
- Separate nutrition knowledge from food morality (they’re different things)
- Challenge the internal food & body critic
- Reveal your ability to trust your body
- Learn the actual science of nutrition without the diet industry spin
- Breakthrough the fear of not having enough
- Identify what “health” actually means to YOU – own this
- Change your language from fear to abundance (cheesy but it works)
- Guided meditation: Self-Compassion When You Eat
- Determine your post-diet food goals
- Find the amount of a “plan” that works for your brain
Embodied Living
MODULE 4
- Explore your body story and understand how cultural messages shaped you
- Go on Body Image Field Trips
- Explore the body heirarchy of privledge and marginalization
- Let go of the belief that this is about vanity
- Learn that body appreciation is a practice, not a feeling you wait for
- Movement that makes you feel alive (not exhausted or obligated)
- Radical self-compassion practice: for when old patterns or body judgment show up
- Own your need for pleasure
- Integrate bad days without giving up
- Learn that embodied eating naturally leads to better choices
We belong in community.
Food struggles are lonely. You’ve probably carried this silently through dinners with friends, family comments, internal shame spirals, while you assume everyone around you has it figured out.
When you’re in a room (or a Zoom) with other women who get it, who’ve also pretended to be fine while suffering internally, a lot can happen – especially when the space is made sacred by the shared committment to healing. You hear other people say exactly what you’ve been thinking. You say out loud what you’ve been carrying silently. You hear their questions and think “oh my god, that’s me.” You realize the shame you thought was yours is actually collective.
Your Body Image Woes Are Not Yours To Bear Alone.
Food and body issues are way too often experienced in silence, intensifying the shame and loneliness. Leaning on the support of community will change the way you show up.
Diet Culture Is Collective Oppression.
The culture of comparison will keep you stuck. We were all born into this system, so no matter what your body looks like, we all suffer.
Shame Dissipates In Community.
Putting voice to the ways in which you’ve been taught your body is not good enough will lighten your load and allow you to see a different perspective – with consistent support.
Nida
“The Love Food Again Program has transformed my perspective on food and gave me loads more self-acceptance with my body.”
Katie
“Hearing other women share the same struggles made me realize I wasn’t broken. That community piece was life-changing for me.”
Lisa Ann
“This has transformed the way I feel about eating! I feel SO proud that I’m consistently doing the right things for my body and mind. If you’re on the fence at all, I can confidently say that joining Love Food Again was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.”
About Me
Emily Van Eck, MS, RD
Registered Dietitian
Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor
I have been guiding people in all types of bodies toward healthy relationships with food for over 10 years. My experience as a dietitian, certified intuitive eating counselor, and person also navigating diet culture has informed the creation of this transformative program.
I decided to become a dietitian because I knew that deeply satisfying food was nourishing, but it seemed that the dominant cultural narrative about “healthy” food and “healthy” bodies was making this extremely difficult and doing harm.
I struggled with my relationship with food a lot as a youngster and feel I have a unique perspective to help others break free from that oppression.
And now I myth-bust fad diets, advocate for body equality, and help people connect to their inner wisdom and sense of “enough”.
I’m so glad you’re here. You can learn more about me here.
The next cohort will start early Fall 2026. Join the waitlist to get earlybird enrollment.
Curious if Love Food Again is right for you? Let’s talk.
The Love Food Again Program
This strategically designed program delivers the perfect balance of support and transformation – long enough to create lasting change in your relationship with food, but focused enough to keep you motivated and engaged throughout the entire process.
Investment
I know we don’t all have the same resources, so I built a system that honors both accessibility and sustainability, one that lets you choose what’s fair for your situation.
Running this program takes considerable time and effort from me, as I am committed to supporting each person who joins. If this program feels like the right thing for you, I want you to be able to join. Please choose the tier that feels honest and best to you. No questions asked.
ACCESSIBLE
For those facing financial hardship, systemic barriers, or just limited resources right now.
ONE PAYMENT OF
$ 695
OR
SIX PAYMENTS OF
$ 120
STANDARD
The baseline price that covers what this program costs to run.
ONE PAYMENT OF
$ 995
OR
SIX PAYMENTS OF
$ 170
SUSTAINING
For those with financial stability and the means to invest more. This tier sustains the program, and me, and keeps lower-cost access available.
ONE PAYMENT OF
$ 1395
OR
SIX PAYMENTS OF
$ 235
You will be given the option to choose your payment option at checkout.
more wins…
Mallory
“I can treat my body kindly with good nutrition while also accepting it in its current size, not some ideal future size.
Sarah
“If you want a program that dives deep so you can love food and your body, you’re in the right place.”
Michaela
Now, I understand my body enough to stop all that worrying. I know what my body needs and I trust myself to do it. And it allows me to enjoy eating so much more!
🎥 Alyssa’s Journey with Love Food Again
What could change in your life:
Physical
More energy throughout the day
Find weight stabilization – no more up and down
Eat amounts and types of food that feel balanced and calm
Find enjoyable movement that is easy to stick to
Blood sugar and hormone improvements
Mental
Time to think about things that really matter to you
Focus and clarity – consistent and balanced eating does this for you!
Improved body and food-triggered anxiety and depression symptoms
Relief that you’re letting go of unrealistic standards for how you should be and look
Emotional
Accept your emotions and learn to process them without turning to food
Increased willingness to spend time doing things you love
Capacity for self-compassion
Body image resilience
Discover coping mechanisms rooted in self-care
My Promise
I absolutely guarantee that fully engaging through this program and committing to doing the work and showing up for yourself will change your life. You will drastically shift how you relate to food build a foundation for a lifelong relationship with your body. I cannot promise results – but that’s not what this program is about. This program is about unlearning the culture of “results” and “perfection”. You will learn to see progress differently and be so glad that you did.
I do not assume that you can drop everything and put 100% of your attention here. That would be replicating diet culture’s oppression.
We’re going to build strategies that fit into your life, no matter how full it is. I understand women often have caregiving responsibilities, that although may not always feel sustainable, are often not optional.
It’s super important to me that we don’t recreate the harmful treadmill that you’ve been on.
More Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I need to miss a group call?
All calls are recorded and shared within 24 hours, so you won’t miss any content. The 6-month structure means each call is valuable, but you can always catch up if needed.
How much time do I need per week?
Most participants spend about 2 hours per week on the program – about 1 hour for content and 1-2 hours for implementation, which could literally mean going to the grocery store, journaling, going on a walk with my voice in your eat, or cleaning out your pantry.
That said, if you need (or want) to take it slow, do that! You can add on extra group coaching calls after 6 months to extend the support inside. And since you have the materials life, you can make it work for you no matter how busy you are, or how little bandwidth you feel you have.
How do the group coaching calls work?
We meet on Zoom twice a month. I’ll answer questions, provide guidance, and create space for group discussion. These calls are where many breakthroughs happen! If you need to miss one, the recording and summary can be super helpful.
How do I access the materials and calls?
Everything is hosted inside the program Podia. It’s easy to use from the desktop or mobile. You’ll receive login details and onboarding instructions after enrolling.
Does it matter where I live?
Not at all! Our community is global. If you can’t attend live calls due to time zones, you can submit questions in advance and watch the recordings.
Will I lose weight with this program?
The truth is: I don’t know. Your body is in charge of that. That’s not a personal failing, but a result of the culture we were raised in. In Love Food Again, you’ll learn to hold complicated feelings about your body with compassion, while discovering the freedom and stability that the cycling of dieting has never given you.
That said, if you’re on the fence because you really want to lose weight, my suggestion is to join anyway. Give this approach a try, that way you’ll feel more committed whatever direction you go next. If you want to talk this out with me, book a discovery call.
I have a health condition like PCOS or diabetes. Is this a good program for me?
Yes absolutely. More and more studies show the benefits of Intuitive Eating for hormonal health conditions – especially for those who also have disordered eating.
Intuitive eaters have lower blood pressures, get more enjoyment from exercise, feel better about themselves overall, have a more diverse diet, and have more stable weight.
I have an eating disorder. Can I join?
If you’re currently in recovery and working with a therapist, this program can be a great support. However, if you’re in active eating disorder treatment, please speak with your treatment team before joining.
How much improvement will I get with this program?
Most participants see significant shifts in their relationship with food if they engage with the program, show up to calls, and let themselves evolve. The exact pace varies, but the structured program is designed to create lasting change. Just joining and committing to yourself can cause a shift, but I typically see the biggest changes happen about 2-3 months in.
I have another question.
Please, reach out to me! You can email me at emily at emilyvaneck.com or get in touch on instagram at @emily.nutrition
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Are you sick of stressing about food, overeating, and hating your body? Let me lead the way.
TRUSTING YOURSELF, FEELING WORTHY, OWNING YOUR APPETITE
