top of page

Worried About Christmas Party Food?


Blurred party scene with colorful lights and round bokeh. Text reads "Enjoying Christmas Parties (without overeating)." Reshape and Recover logo, with website www.reshapeandrecover.com
Enjoying Christmas Parties Without Overeating


Christmas parties coming up this weekend — and you’re already worried about overeating?


I used to struggle every holiday. I’d go into parties telling myself I’d “be good,” only to leave feeling uncomfortable, discouraged, and frustrated. Holiday gatherings used to feel stressful instead of joyful.


What I didn’t understand back then was that it wasn’t a lack of willpower. Certain foods — especially those loaded with sugar and chemicals — are addictive. Just like an alcoholic can’t safely have one drink, many of us can’t have “just one bite” of our binge foods.


And that’s okay.


Today, holidays are no problem for me — not because I’m stronger, but because I’ve sworn off my binge foods completely. I don’t negotiate with them anymore.


For those who are newer to recovery, prayer, planning, and committing your food to a trusted friend or accountability partner can be incredibly helpful. That extra layer of support removes pressure and protects your peace while you’re building new habits.


Staying abstinent from binge foods doesn’t make parties miserable — it actually makes them more enjoyable. No guilt. No physical pain. No emotional fallout afterward.


You don’t have to dread Christmas gatherings anymore. You can show up present, peaceful, and focused on what truly matters — celebrating the birth of our Savior.


If Christmas parties feel overwhelming this year, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Learn more about how we approach food freedom inside Reshape and Recover. You can contact me at info@reshapeandrecover.com for your free discovery call.




 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page