FlightlessDuck
Y kant Donald fly?
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If she is eating because she is stressed. you need to find out where her stress is coming and help her find ways of dealing with it or eliminate the stress all together. If the stress is from school work being too hard, get her help with her school work. If she is doing too many things, think about cutting out an extra-curricular activity. Maybe talk with the school guidance office or even seek out counseling.
While it is important that she learns healthy eating habits, fighting the symptom (eating) without fighting the cause (stress) isn't going to help. She will continue to eat and hide it, causing her to remain unhealthy AND have her feel guilty about it. Or worse, she will steer toward other stress relievers, like alcohol, drugs, or sex.
While it is important that she learns healthy eating habits, fighting the symptom (eating) without fighting the cause (stress) isn't going to help. She will continue to eat and hide it, causing her to remain unhealthy AND have her feel guilty about it. Or worse, she will steer toward other stress relievers, like alcohol, drugs, or sex.