Insatiable with Ali Shapiro, MSOD, CHHC

[Rewind of Episode 43]What if you were asked to go 90 days without alcohol? Does this sound scary? If so, this episode is for you. You may not be a candidate for AA meetings, but that doesn’t mean alcohol isn’t an issue for you. Kate B of the Sober school talks about the myths we tell ourselves to make drinking acceptable. Do you use your booze for liquid courage or to make social outings more enjoyable? Or how about that long and stressful day and “needing” a glass of wine? Learn if alcohol is something you should cut back on, or cut out completely and some tipsto get started. This episode puts our habits into question and puts a different lens on something that is socially acceptable, but should it be?Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

[Rewind of Episode 63] Justine Musk is a writer of fiction + nonfiction, a speaker of two TEDx talks and a divorced feminist mother of 5 boys (who are awesome). Her work has been published by Penguin, Simon + Schuster and Marie Claire, among others; an answer she wrote about self-made billionaires onquora.com went viral and received attention in the New York Times. She blogs at www.justinemusk.com about how we can learn from what’s insideus to live with depth, speak art to power and tell the stories that will transform the culture. In today’s episode, Justine and I discuss how telling and healing our story is essential to ending emotional eating and how to not lose your voice when it gets hard. We also talk about how Justine survived the online vitriol that came when her divorce to Elon Musk went public and why creativity is one of the most important prescriptions to discovering and expressing your story.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

[Rewind of Episode 101] October 15 marked 10 years for me as an entrepreneur in the wellness space, studying, practicing and synthesizing what it means to be well. In today’s episode, I want to share 10 wellness truths my clients and I have experienced. I hope these insights will help invigorate your journey if you have momentum or support you to get you unstuck if you’re struggling.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

I get asked several times a week about the best educational and entrepreneurial paths for those who want to transition into the wellness world. “How did you get started?” is the most common question. Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

How can you #doallthethings required of a natural healing approach when we still have to work, sleep, and keep the lights on in our lives? Or as my client Joy asked after her diagnosis, “How do I do this without Oprah’s chef and budget?"Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

Fertility is about being in tune with your own hormones and cycles, no matter what your age. Erin Borbet, MS, L.Ac shares how to navigate this fertile yet tricky landscape from a nutritional, emotional and spiritually integrated perspective.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

In today’s episode, we share personal experiences of recognizing and recovering from burn out, how “compare and despair” causes burn out and mindset shifts to stop feeling like you’re falling behind and powerless over overwhelm.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

Oprah resurfaced how trauma is a root cause to many stubborn issues in this 60 Minutes story. In today’s episode with therapist Rebecca Ching, we will expand upon this conversation and how it relates to body image and eating.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

So many of us want to protect our environment. For it’s beauty. For our health. Yet with the climate crisis so massive, it can feel overwhelming and we often end up doing nothing. Mustafa Santiago Ali, a renowned speaker, policy maker and member of the environmental justice organization HipHopCaucus, shares with us how we can get involved, have a lot of fun and shares inspiring stories of renewal when communities come together in the name of holistic environmental health.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.

Saying “No” to family and friends who offer you food can create guilt, worry about offending or wasting food and also make you feel like you’re missing out on the fun. Coach and communication expert Varsha Mathur shares how she’s managed to stay healthy and connected to her Hindu culture where food is part of several traditions and how you too can successfully navigate social situations involving family and friends.Send me (Ali) a text message. Connect with Ali & Insatiable: Click here to text Insatiable (for privacy, we only see the last 4 digits of your phone number) and won’t be able to text back. Please don’t delete prepopulated numbers as that identifies your message is meant for us.