Public Book
Rewrite Your Story
A Self-Discovery Workbook to Heal Eating Habits, Emotions, and Body Trust
by Shannon Waters
Book Description
Rewrite Your Story: A Self-Discovery Workbook to Heal Eating Habits, Emotions, and Body Trust is a compassionate, guided journey for anyone ready to break free from emotional eating, self-criticism, and patterns that no longer serve their well-being. This workbook isn't about restriction or willpower; it’s about reconnecting with yourself, understanding the emotional roots of your eating habits, and building a relationship with your body based on respect, trust, and kindness. Through a blend of journaling prompts, reflection exercises, body-awareness tools, and somatic practices, Rewrite Your Story helps you explore the deeper "why" behind your struggles with food. Whether you find yourself overeating in times of stress, trapped in cycles of guilt and shame, or disconnected from your body’s signals, this workbook offers a safe space to pause, listen, and heal.
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Confirmed Reader Feedback
3 confirmed reader reviews.
Thoughtful and helpful
Thoughtful and helpful. Not a replacement for therapy, but a good self-reflection tool. It can genuinely help you work on yourself as a useful addition, helping you put things together and look deeper into yourself. At times, the formatting could be better tho.
Thoughtful and Eye-Opening
Rewrite Your Story is an amazing workbook for anyone looking to understand their eating habits on a deeper level. The exercises are thoughtful, easy to follow, and emotionally supportive. I love how it focuses on awareness and healing rather than restriction. It truly helps you reconnect with your body and emotions in a healthy way.
Helpful guide to stop binge eating
This book feels more like a caring friend than a self-help book. It gently guides you through understanding your eating habits, your emotions, and the deeper reasons behind binge or emotional eating. The workbook-style makes it easy to follow. It comes with prompts, reflections, and space to heal. What I loved most is how it doesn’t judge: instead, it offers tools to rebuild a healthy relationship with food, body, and self-image. If you’ve struggled with diet, body image, or emotional eating this book would give the clarity you want.
















