-want to approach wellbeing holistically, to include caring for body, soul, and spirit
-are open to exploring various spiritual Judeo-Christian practices to facilitate personal discovery and encounters with God
-feel like they struggle during the holidays with eating and balance and feel shame about it
-become dissatisfied or even more dissatisfied with their body, and self, when diet culture is at a peak
–do or have struggled with negative body image and/or disorder within their eating in anyway
-are ok talking about food, body, feelings, and faith
-are tempted to try yet another diet once the New Year comes, but deep down believe that there could be more to wellbeing than weightloss
-seek encouragement and support from those not talking about how much weight they intend to lose, “need” to lose, or want to lose while focusing on wellbeing
-are open to defining health as more than body shape and size or a number on the scale