5 Things Parents Need to Know About Intuitive Eating for Kids
If you’ve been told to “let your child listen to their body,” you may be wondering what that actually looks like when they refuse dinner but happily ask for snacks five minutes later.
In this episode of Family in Focus, I’m breaking down five things parents need to know about intuitive eating and …
Perfectionism Is Keeping You Stuck
Perfectionism Is Keeping You Stuck
If you keep waiting until you feel completely ready, have the perfect plan, or know exactly how things will turn out, you may never begin.
In this episode of Family in Focus, I’m talking about how perfectionism can quietly turn into procrastination, especially w…
Beyond weight: What “Starfish” teaches us about empathy and connection with Dr. Wendy Schofer
For this inaugural episode of PracticeLink Media Network's "MD Bookshelf" podcast, host Georgia Scott welcomes Dr. Wendy Schofer, MD, dual-board certified pediatrician and lifestyle physician.
In this episode, Georgia and Dr. Wendy Schofer discuss Starfish by Lisa Fipps and how its story offers a …
Ep 209: Preventing Eating Disorders Without Turning Food Into a Power Struggle with Dr. Wendy Schofer Part 1
What if some of the ways parents try to improve their children’s eating habits could actually create more conflict around food? In this episode, Dr. Wendy Schofer shares why eating disorder prevention starts with the family—and why parents’ own relationships with food and body play such an importan…
From Military Medicine to Mission-Driven Entrepreneurship: Dr. Wendy Schofer's Journey
What happens when a physician realizes that the traditional approach isn't solving the problem families are actually struggling with?
Join Dr. Mona Sodhi and Dr. Wendy Schofer as they discuss her journey from military medicine and pediatrics to entrepreneurship and founding Family in Focus®.
Dr. We…
Ep 210: Preventing Eating Disorders Without Turning Food Into a Power Struggle with Dr. Wendy Schofer Part 2
How can parents help their children develop healthier eating habits without creating more pressure, control, or conflict around food? In Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Wendy Schofer, we explore the reasons children and adults eat beyond physical hunger and how parents can respond with curiosit…
Ep 211: The Surprising Skills Improv Can Teach You About Life and Medicine with Dr. Wendy Schofer
What can improv teach us about being better physicians, navigating relationships, and handling the unexpected? In this episode, Dr. Wendy Schofer shares how stepping onto an improv stage changed the way she sees herself, her work, and the challenges of everyday life. We talk about what she discover…
Parent–Teen Communication: How to Stop Fighting Over Food and Screens
What should I do when I find candy wrappers under my teen’s bed?
In this episode of The Positively Healthy Mom podcast I am sitting down with Dr. Wendy Schofer to help us understand coping mechanisms our teens are using and how to get curious about them without shame. Listen to improve your parent–…
Gray Zones with Wendy Schofer
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In this episode, Dawn Baker talks with Wendy Schofer. Wendy is a dual-board certified pediatrician and lifestyle physician, and a trauma-informed parenting coach specializing in eating disorder prevention for family members of all ages and sizes. She retired from a career in Navy m…
What Are We Teaching Our Children About Their Bodies? :EP20
What if the way we talk about our own bodies is teaching our children how to feel about theirs? Even when we think they aren’t listening, our comments about weight, appearance, food, and getting older can shape the way they see themselves and their bodies.
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Wendy…
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