As we set ourselves up for the new year, perhaps you're cleaning up...or cleaning out. Have you thought about cleaning your emotional pantry? This week Jenn is joined by Ana Vucetic, psychologist and health coach. Together they discuss the impact of external factors on our view of ourselves plus how and why we use food to cope with emotions. Then they dig into this "emotional pantry" to help us understand what it is and how to clean it. For 2022 to be our healthiest year yet, this is a must listen!    Outline:Welcome backMeet Ana VuceticAna's story - her own struggle leading her to study psychologyHow different cultures & countries impact our body imageThe impact of external factors on our view of ourselvesHow to re-establish the connection to our own bodiesThe foodThe mindset around foodThe triggersWhat to track in this new yearHow we're taught to cope with emotions...by eatingThe emotional pantryWhat it isPast beliefsCurrent triggersThe way you view foodShifting the powerTriggers, learned habits, current circumstancesDismantling "what I eat is who I am"Tools to clean your emotional pantryStarting pointThe path - trial & error, journaling, photosReplacing negative thoughtsThe bird perspectiveHow to believe you know your body bestLinks:Become a MemberConnect with us! FB Page & Private FB Group & Jenn's InstagramTake the free Weight Loss Profile, Jenn will send you a Menu PlanAna Vucetic on IG, FB, & WebsiteQuotes:"I didn't know my weight gain was a problem 'til other people started pointing it out." – Ana Vucetic"I wanted to focus my attention on where do the psychological elements and emotions play a part in weight loss and weight gain."  – Ana Vucetic"I was so focused on dieting, I lost touch with what is it that I want."  – Ana Vucetic"The average woman diets for 17 years and has tried over 260 diets." – Ana Vucetic"Change the mindset that we can't trust ourselves."  – Ana Vucetic"If driven by weight loss, you'll always be depriving yourself."  – Ana Vucetic   "Weight loss is the side effect of what we do."  – Jenn Trepeck"Stressing over eating the cookie is far worse than just eating the cookie."  – Ana Vucetic