“Will I ever find an answer that works for me?” Whether one-on-one, in my workshops, or online, this is a question all my clients hold at the start of our...
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Intermittent fasting, body-positivity, tapping, or weight loss surgery…what will be the thing that finally works for you? I’m going to be real with you…this is going to be a tricky...
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No wonder you’re confused about your weight… One “expert” is promoting their new research on the benefits of intermittent fasting, another is suggesting you are looking down the barrel of...
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If you were more comfortable in your skin, life would be better, right? Maybe you would: Just go the party (without all the stress beforehand). Be happy to be in...
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If you are a person who lives in a body, social media is probably not that friendly a place for you. Research shows us that the more we scroll through...
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“Just have a glass of water” “Think about your goals when you want to eat” “Go for a walk instead” Uurrggghhhh…. I’d wager you’ve heard advice like this before. And...
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If you’re anything like most of my clients, you probably hate your emotional eating habits. While emotional eating may sometimes make you feel better in the moment*, after you finish...
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If you’re a part of my community, you’ve seen the research showing face-to-face tapping works better than diet and exercise, and heard all about tapping from the world authority Dr....
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The earth is flat, A little hole drilled in the head will cure your migraines… And diet and exercise programs lead to permanent weight loss. It’s not the first time...
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Let’s face it, (for good reason) dieting is dying a slow death, and intuitive eating is being born into public awareness. But for non-dieting* to become all it can be...
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The diet industry is a crafty beast. They’ve known diets don’t work for years (but have been happy to take your repeat business nonetheless!). But now they know YOU know...
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My clients have various pet hates. From lean husbands who can’t understand why they struggle because they can eat what they want and never gain a kilo, to doctors who...
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Something weird happened this week. I shared my personal story in a blog… And it totally BLEW UP* Within 24 hours I’d received hundreds of emails, Direct Messages to My...
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Disclaimer: I’m going to share more about myself than I usually do, so if you prefer your health professionals with a perfect façade - be warned!* About this time last...
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Every year I take time to reflect on the year that has passed and set goals for the one to come. You may be thinking "no one ever reaches their...
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“Can I really change?” This is a question that underlies all of my work with weight management clients, be it face to face, in my workshops, or online. I mean,...
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I hear the pain of people struggling with eating, exercise, weight, and body image issues every day. So when I recently wrote to you about 5 reasons people struggle endlessly...
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Do you think about losing weight at the beginning of every year, but find yourself at the end in the same place (or worse!) thinking something along the lines of:...
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The last couple of times I wrote to you we talked about the psychological and physical cost of body image issues. I've been truly overwhelmed by your touching feedback - thank you...
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I recently wrote to you about the psychological impact of your body image and it was comforting to hear all of your responses! And while many of you resonated with...
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With all the work I do in weight management I feel body image may be the biggest issue people face today. Almost ALL of my clients struggle with their relationship...
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It’s still too cold, it’s still too dark, and comfort food is still too yummy. Nobody in their right mind would start a health kick at the end of winter…...
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In my last blog we talked about how emotional eating can be really harmful for your mindset and your waistline. It was heartening to hear so many people getting back to...
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Let’s face it, emotional eating is not very fun*. First, you start by feeling bad. And no one likes feeling bad. Your particular “bad” may be stress, frustration, sadness, loneliness,...
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Hello guys! As promised, I’m back to share with you some of the amazing new research on what we’re learning about tapping for weight management. I know I’m a research...
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Towards the launch of our last tapping for weight program, I wrote to you about my journey from into the world of tapping.* It started with reading the AMAZING results...
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A while back I had a wonderful experience with a client that was so good I had to share. But we all know weight management is not all sunshine and...
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I wanted to write to you about a wonderful experience I had with a client this week – it was so good I had to share! As, unlike most approaches,...
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A couple of weeks ago we finished our Twelve Month Transformation program. Every year, as well as running the program,…
So, as many of you know from my first blog, Stills and Alreadys, I had shoulder surgery a while back. Whilst I spent my fair share of time feeling sorry...
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Hello Blogees it’s been a while since our last blog, like you I’ve been flat out finishing up work, running around buying pressies (this year, I must say, my family...
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Last night, I went to “No Lights, No Lycra”. Oh my god, was it fun. I guess it’s sort of an “anti-exercise class”. They turn the lights right down (and...
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These are 26 things that only a yo-yo dieter would understand: You walk into a room and check to see if you’re the fattest person You think your skinny friends...
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On the eve of the launch of our new and improved Online EFT for Weight Management Program, I am reflecting on my journey into the Emotional Freedom Techniques. For those...
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When you think to embark on your next weight loss attempt, I want you to think of this blog, and remember something. You don’t want to lose weight. Before you...
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On the eve of launching our Healthy Kids Camps developed by my twin brother, Heath, and having just visited our parents for the weekend, I wanted to write a blog...
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When I wrote the blog “Love is the new hate”, people got it. People are ready for a broader social change, for a more weight-inclusive society. But in addition to...
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All around the world, things are changing. Over generations, people of all different colours, races, and religions are learning how to coexist together. Gay people and straight people and everyone...
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I don’t want to write this blog today. I have just flown overnight, delivered a great workshop to a wonderful group of people, and now I’m flying home and I...
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It seems there are as many diets out there as there are grains in the sand. Each diet has their own principles, types of food that are “in” and “out”...
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Open letter to weight management practitioners, RE: We are all in this together In the short ten years of my career, timing, luck, and opportunity have granted me an unusually...
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I sometimes find it hard to get excited about a client’s fast weight loss these days. In fact I always do. This is even the case if the person tells...
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This is a topic I feel is very important - although part of me thinks “yikes” as I write it. I was having a conversation with a mentor of mine,...
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After seeing people change for ten years or so now, I feel there is a mysterious relationship between the clutter in peoples’ minds, bodies, and environment… At Weight Management Psychology,...
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Unfortunately, we live in a world where we are at war. We are at war with food…a love-hate relationship that never seems to end. We are at war with physical...
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As you all know, sustaining motivation for managing your health can sometimes be challenging. This can be especially so when you don’t have a clear goal in mind. But, following...
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Weight management is such a complex, multi-factorial issue that I feel like practicing with most people without the support of a great team is almost unethical. Anita Cochrane, in her...
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There are many ways that we can view our setbacks. We can see them as validation of our doubts, reasons to be angry at the world, sticks to beat ourselves...
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“Still” and “Already” are words that describe our change. The word still tends to focus on what we HAVEN’T achieved, what we CAN’T do, and where we are NOT. For...
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