Just when you’ve had a full meal, the craving for dessert starts. What do you do? Do you push that craving down and ignore it, or do you give yourself an all-out YES and start bingeing it? Dessert can be a trigger for many people, and so many women feel shame around their “sweet tooth”. It feels impossible to stop after just one cookie, so you don’t even keep your favorite desserts in the house out of fear that you’ll overeat and feel sick. The problem is that you’re not yet aware of your satisfaction cues - that is what will help you effortlessly decide when to put the dessert away! The truth is that knowing when you’re full versus when you’re satisfied are two different things. Unfortunately, not knowing how to draw the line between the two can lead to an unhealthy relationship with food. Once you understand the root cause of your never-ending search for satisfaction, you can also start having a healthier relationship with dessert and, as a result, have better control over your mental, emotional, and physical health, too. Tune in to this episode to find out how to continue enjoying your favorite dessert without compromising your overall health. "When you eat an amount of dessert that satisfies you on a mental and a soul level but doesn’t compromise your physical health, that is when you’re really checking off all the boxes with Eating with Love and Intuition for your holistic health.”  - Sloane   In this episode, Sloane talks about: Understanding fullness cues vs satisfaction cues The importance of mindfulness when eating dessert Common reasons why you never seem to be satisfied with food The importance of having a mindset of abundance vs a state of lack Understanding that your relationship with food is a two-way street …and more!   Resource Mentioned:  Food Freedom Collective Episode 31: Understanding the Role Your Subconscious Programming Plays in Your Eating Habits   Connect with Sloane Elizabeth: Website Instagram TikTok Free QUIZ: What’s holding you back from releasing the (emotional & mental) weight? Join the Food Freedom Collective