Hear My Radio Ad?
I haven't made a post in a long time! It's been a busy year, with a new part-time job at Bone Coach, which works with people with osteoporosis and osteopenia. I also helped my folks plan and make the move closer to me, and while also juggling various other responsibilities and my own health, I
No Mo’ Yo Yo
𝐘𝐨𝐮'𝐯𝐞 𝐠𝐨𝐭 𝐢𝐭 𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬. Here's what happens: You're sitting there, working, minding your own business, and BING! "I want something to eat." A tiny piece of you feels guilt and shame. You just had a snack like what, an hour ago? Yet here you are again. You open the cabinets and stare in. You open the fridge
Emotional Eating podcast guest!
What an honor to be invited as a guest on Gretchen Holmes's podcast, The Work In Between. Isn't that title fantastic? Gretchen has had her own 100 lb weight loss journey, and recognizes that it's lifelong work. Her podcast is a labor of love to help anyone she can who is struggling with weight loss
Emotional Eating (GROUP COACHING PROGRAM FOR 2024!)
Hear ye, hear ye! I have launched and concluded the first cohort of an 8-week group coaching program, Understanding and Exploring Emotional Eating! This is limited to 6 people. I will open other groups as needed, but spaces are limited. Please email me at [email protected] if you, or someone you know, is interested. I
Health Coach or Therapist?
I am grateful to the HealthieYoo website for the opportunity to be included with this article. Having worked as a Licensed Psychologist and currently as a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, I can say that there are certainly plenty of similarities. My opinion may change in the years to come as nuances become
Viral in 2023: Health Coaching!
I was so delighted to see the Cleveland Clinic list getting a health and wellness coach as #3 on their list of health trends to go viral in this new year. I'll post the link below, but for the curious, here is what that section says (photo below is my add, and not part of
Kale Salad for People Who Don’t Like Kale
Health coaches commonly hear this complaint: "But I don't like vegetables." We understand. You're motivated to make changes to your health and lifestyle, but some things you just don't like. Let's look at this from a few angles. First, research has shown that our taste buds will often adapt to tastes we don't like after
Making a Move…But How?
It's enough to make your head spin if you're someone who is contemplating trying to get physically active. These are the main blurbs associated with articles on exercise which have landed in my inbox just in the last week. Are you ready? * A New Study Says You Might Need to Exercise Twice as Much * One Hour
Healthy Salesperson: An Oxymoron?
Do you work in sales? Are you a sales leader? I spent many years as a sales professional in my second career. Unfortunately, it was before I had really figured out all of the key components to my complete health. For much of the time, I was overly stressed, too sedentary, and watched many of
Don’t Be a Statistic
I attended a lecture yesterday where some staggering statistics were reviewed. I already knew, but to hear them spelled out all together was mind-blowing.47-50% of people in the USA have high blood pressure. HALF. Left alone, this puts you at risk of heart attack, stroke, and destruction of your other organs, such as your kidneys.1
