An open letter to dance parents…
This letter is to parents of dancers who hope to dance professionally. Interesting things happen when you as a parent start to feel the pressure of
This letter is to parents of dancers who hope to dance professionally. Interesting things happen when you as a parent start to feel the pressure of
In all the conversations I’ve had with dancers about food and nutrition over the last several years, there’s been a common theme. There is a lot
For pros and aspiring pros. The dancers who reach out to me for support are mostly professional dancers or aspiring professional dancers. In that
How it started. At age 16, I went on my first diet. I decided that if I wanted to be a better dancer, I needed to lose weight. Long story short, this
Through The Whole Dancer, I work with dancers to reach their personal best body for dance healthfully and sustainably. I use a 7-step process that
At the start of a new season of dancing, you might be feeling some anxiety or worry caused by your high expectations for yourself. But at the
Dance nutrition workshops can be extremely valuable. It’s a way for dancers to gain information without the individual investment of one-on-one
As we approach the start of the performance season, some dancers may be facing a stretch of unscheduled time as they come to the end of their
What if we changed the concept of competition, comparison, and success in dance? What if your thought process about someone else’s success had
The Whole Dancer Ambassador program was created to support a group of dancers and also to encourage them to share the joy and value they derive from
The competitive nature of dance is undeniable. Whether you’re a competitive dancer or you’re vying for your next professional job, you’re bound
If you’re headed to a summer intensive soon, you might have high hopes for a pre-professional training spot or an entry level job with the
Coaching Support for Dancers: Health, Nutrition, and Lifestyle Coaching There’s a mentality that comes up around many support services: I don’t
Comparison will come up in dance. There’s research in the field of emotional psychology that shows how you as a human are impacted by comparison.
Moral labeling of food is everywhere. When food is categorized as “good” or “bad” or even “healthy” vs. “unhealthy,” we view it in a