The Mindful Feast
Navigating Holiday Gatherings with Presence and Peace
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Chloe Vance
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Here's how to stay calm, kind, and (mostly) sane during the holidays—even when your relatives think boundaries are optional.
Every year you promise yourself this season will be different: fewer meltdowns, more meaning. Then the group chat explodes, your aunt asks about your love life, and someone brings up politics over pie. Cue stress, guilt, and the faint smell of panic.
The Mindful Feast by Chloe Vance—author of The Art of Imperfect Holidays and The Giver’s Guide to Receiving—is your hilarious, heartfelt guide to surviving the social chaos of the holidays while keeping your cool, your compassion, and your sense of humor. Blending research-backed mindfulness with real-world irreverence, it helps you navigate family drama, social anxiety, and emotional burnout with grace (and maybe a cookie).
Inside, you’ll discover:
- Science-based mindfulness tools for reducing holiday stress and overwhelm
- How to regulate your nervous system in 60 seconds or less
- A “mental go-bag” system for emotional first aid on the fly
- Conversation detours that steer away from landmines and back to peace
- Boundary-setting scripts that protect your sanity without starting a family civil war
- A mindful-eating guide for real humans (yes, dessert included)
- Tools for managing social anxiety and post-party burnout
- And so much more!
Whether you’re navigating in-laws, old wounds, or an endless loop of “When are you getting married?", this book offers practical tools for real humans—not monks on mountains. Designed for readers who crave calm but live in chaos, it works even if you’ve never meditated, can’t sit still, or think mindfulness sounds like something involving incense and chanting. The tools are simple, quick, and designed to work even in noisy kitchens, crowded living rooms, or emotional minefields disguised as dinner tables.
If you’re ready to trade stress for presence, pressure for peace, and chaos for connection, grab your copy of The Mindful Feast today—and make this the year you actually enjoy the holidays.