I am a certified Mind Body Nutrition and Dynamic Eating Psychology coach. I was trained at the Institute for the Psychology of Eating by Marc David, the institute's founder and the thought leader behind these amazing new methods. This training has given me powerful cutting-edge tools and protocols that enable me to work with weight concerns, binge eating, overeating, body image challenges, and various nutrition related health concerns such as digestion, fatigue, mood, and immunity. The skills I use are a combination of practical coaching techniques, results-oriented psychology, clinical nutrition, body-centered practices, mind body science, and a compassionate approach to challenges with food and health. My approach is both positive and empowering. I don’t see your eating challenges as a sign that something is wrong with you but as a place for exploring personal dimensions that impact food, weight and health. Oftentimes, our eating challenges are connected to work, money, relationship, family, intimacy or life stress. By working on the places that are most relevant for you, success is more easily achieved. I look to support you with coaching strategies and nutrition principles that are nourishing, doable, and that yield results.
A timely new field that advances the practice of clinical nutrition by exploring the psychophysiology of how thoughts, feelings and beliefs impact nutritional metabolism and health. It incorporates practical nutrition strategies but moves beyond classical nutrition by focusing on the fascinating connections between brain, body and behavior. Mind Body Nutrition reveals how stress physiology, the relaxation response, breathing, awareness and pleasure profoundly influence digestion and calorie burning. It offers practical, results-oriented strategies for the most common eating challenges and health issues of our time.
A positive, empowering, transformational approach that is designed for anyone who eats. Each of us has a unique ever-changing relationship with food. Dynamic Eating Psychology affirms the primary importance of this relationship and views our challenges not as indications that we are broken but as beautiful opportunities to grow and evolve. Previously, eating psychology was limited to those with clinical eating disorders but this approach is for everyone. It recognizes that our challenges may well be intimately connected to other primary life dimensions. Our relationship with food has important lessons to teach us if we learn how to listen.
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