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ABOUT THE BOOK
This body liberation journal includes [almost] everything I have learned in my journey about diet culture, fatphobia, and anti-fat bias-both internally and within the systemic systems around you. It also includes several of the steps and activities I have found and implemented to improve my own body image over the last seven years. I highly recommend not waiting and, instead, keeping this journal around as a consistent tool for discovery and learning in your own self-help work and recovery from a diet-cultured society. Working through your internalized and externalized anti-fatness will help you not only lessen its impact but become much more aware of any behaviors you're currently engaging in that aren't serving you. This journal gives you an easy-to-read story accompanied by hands-on journal-style pages and several activities/exercises, journaling prompts, and more. Go along with me and other readers on this journey toward body neutrality and self-love while holding yourself accountable for learning and lessening the impact your personal implicit bias has on yourself and others.
WHAT'S INSIDE THE BOOK
Stories of Nia's Life and Their First-Hand Experience with Anti-Fat Bias
Interactive Activities and Exercises
Journaling Prompts and Questions to Work Through
How to Take an Inventory of Your Own Internalized Fatphobia
The "Authentically You Avatar" Activity
Free, Blank Journaling Pages
DISCLAIMER: This journal is a self-paced self-reflection tool. I do not consider it a substitute or equivalent to therapy. This is much more akin to body image coaching practices. If you are facing emotional or psychological struggles more akin to therapy practices, please consult a licensed therapist or mental health professional.
