Types of Hunger
Cave Person Brain
Hunger Cues
Reframing ED thoughts
All Foods Fit
100

Stomach growling, empty feeling, light headed

What is physical hunger?
100

When our bodies don't get enough calories

What is famine mode?

100

eat when feeling hungry, not ignoring signals from our body, eat all foods 

How do we honor hunger cues?

100
Eating disorder thoughts 

What are cognitive distortions?

What are distorted thoughts? 

100

Ditch Labels, be flexible, enjoy eating

What are the 3 main principles of All Foods Fit?

200

Eating out of boredom, sadness, or anger

What is emotional hunger?

200

Slows these functions to conserve calories

What is metabolism?

What is heart rate?

200

Decreased anxiety, irritability, and fatigue

Improves relationship with food

Physiological cues return to normal

What is a benefit of honoring hunger cues?

200

Thought reframing is a skill taught in this group

What is CBT?

200

No more good vs bad, healthy vs unhealthy

What is ditching labels?

300

Thinking about food, feeling irritable, having cravings

What is mental hunger?

300

This increases when our bodies are in a vulnerable state

What is anxiety or paranoia?

300

In recovery, we eat this many times per day to restore or rebuild trust with hunger cues

what is 6 times?

What is 3 meals and 3 snacks?

300

My body knows what to do with the food I'm giving it

What is an example of a reframe?

300

Engaging in social eating activities, trying new foods

What is flexibility?

400
Cues from advertising, seeing or smelling something

What is external hunger?


400
Increased rigidity, slower reaction time, poor attention and working memory

What are the physical symptoms of the caveperson brain?


400

We use this in program to be more in tune with hunger and fullness

What is the hunger fullness scale?

400

I can't eat after 8 pm

What is a food rule?

400

Engaging in food interactions that don't result in guilt

What is enjoy eating?

500

Not based on hunger cues, based on anticipation of physical hunger that can't be satisfied in the moment

What is practical hunger?

500

These cues tend to disappear because they require too much energy to produce

What are hunger cues?

500

Honoring your hunger is the backbone of this philosophy

What is intuitive Eating?

500

Using more flexible language, understanding our own judgements about food

What is neutrality?

500

All foods can fit into a healthy diet and no foods are off limits

What is the philosophy of all foods fit?