Feeling shame isn’t you reacting to where you are. It’s you creating where you’re going to go next. Everyone overeats or puts on weight from time to time but not everyone will react with shame & self loathing. Feeling shame is the opposite mode to reaching your potential. The aim of this episode is to help you notice your shame, stop it, reduce it so you can move forward quicker ♥️
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Ep 61. Food As A Drug
The more we overeat the less enjoyable food is as our pleasure centres & taste buds desensitise to deter us from eating. This means more “Meh” tasting foods & underwhelming food experiences. The benefit of sorting out your eating isn’t just weight loss. It’s also so you can finally get the joy, comfort & pleasure that others get, that we’ve never experienced because of dieting & overeating. ♥️
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Ep 60. Dissolving Guilt To Get To Your Ideal Weight
Unlearning guilt is such a huge, huge part of letting go of weight & eating issues. Guilt always results in punishing & sabotaging behaviours with food, ensuring we stay at a higher weight. As we turn down the volume on guilt we make minding our body & helping it reach it’s potential possible ♥️
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Ep 59. Crisps! How To Love Them But Not Overeat Them
Crisps are one of those foods that are super easy to mindlessly overeat. But cutting them out isn’t an option either because it increases the chances of overeating & binging leading to weight problems. This episode gives you tips on how to eat them, love them but not overeat them ♥️
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Ep 58. Avoiding overeating At Family gatherings
In this episode I help you with tips to avoid dieting/restricting or overeating at family events. I’ll help you choose the foods that are best for you, so that eating can be part of the great memories you make that day
Hi, I’m Aoife — Registered Dietitian, MSc in Nutritional Medicine, and Clinical Hypnotherapist.
I started dieting at 11, caught in a cycle of “good” foods, “bad” foods, guilt, and always starting again on Monday. It led to binge eating disorder and left me three stone overweight.
I used to envy my slim friends who had a relaxed, healthy relationship with food. Now, I’m one of them.
After overcoming my own struggles and supporting others for 16 years, I have practical, compassionate guidance to share. I’d love to help make your journey easier, happier, and more successful.
Ireland