Chubby in childhood, anorexic in her teens, and then obese until age 47, Emily Boller was desperate to find freedom from her struggles with food. In 2008, when she began documenting her 100-pound weight loss journey as an online art exhibit, she never expected to become an inspirational voice for food addiction recovery.
Today, as a result of recovering from an active eating disorder in recent years. . .she also combines her lived experiences to inspire and help others break free from inner blocks that sabotage their health and well-being. And, after losing a young adult child to suicide, she also knows the impact of trauma and grief on addiction and mental health recovery—and how to recover from relapse as well. For anyone desiring long term freedom, she can show the way!
Emily earned a Bachelor of Arts from Purdue University and certificates in Basic Nutrition and The Science of the Nutritarian Diet from the Nutritarian Education Institute. She and her husband, Kurt, have been married for 42 years, and together they have raised five children.
Due to the death of a son by suicide, Emily Boller also speaks on the topic of suicide loss.
In memory of Daniel Maurice Boller, 1991-2012