Psychologist & Coach
Secret lover, loyal friend or clingy ex? Once you know the role food plays in your life, you can put a breakup plan in place so you can focus on a longer term, healthy, secure relationship.
Just like any other relationship in your life, it has a style.
For a lot of us, it isn't a healthy one. Food can be a secret lover, a clingy ex, a loyal best friend who's always there when no one else is.
If you've struggled with your eating and your weight for years, chances are you're in a toxic relationship with food. It was never a willpower problem. It was the relationship dynamic.
Once you know your food relationship style, you can't unsee it. And that's where things start to change.
Most women see themselves in two or three. The quiz shows you which one is running the show.
Take the free 3-minute quiz →Whichever one you are, the goal is the same:
The Lifelong Partner.
A calmer, more secure and enjoyable relationship with food.
What it actually looks like
I'm a registered psychologist, coach and hypnotherapist with over 15 years of experience. I've worked with over 3,000 women who were stuck in a toxic relationship with food, and helped them create a new one that's long lasting, healthy and secure. Most of them were brilliant at everything except the 9pm pantry.
Food noise, all-or-nothing eating, GLP-1 medications, weight loss surgery, late-diagnosed ADHD. I've heard every food relationship story there is, and nothing shocks me. Not even the Tim Tams in the glovebox. I won't hand you a meal plan. I'll help you work out what food has been doing for you, so you can finally be free of it in your head. Imagine having all that headspace back for your actual life. Dinner with friends where you're in the conversation, not counting the bread rolls. A holiday where the buffet is just a buffet. When you're ready, your next step is a Break Up Session.
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