Eating For You

Do you feel comfortable in your own body, and confident making health decisions? In this special episode for International Women’s Day, I am promoting inclusive wellbeing for women without the scales! The theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is Inspire Inclusion, so in this episode I share ways to appreciate your body for its unique shape and size. I also share the top questions that I encoura...

Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by your own thoughts and feelings? And would you like to be rid of this stress? Then this episode will be of interest to you. Warning! Don’t listen to it while you are driving, walking, or moving! This episode requires you to sit as I share a simple and beautiful meditation technique that the late Thich Nhat Hanh promoted. “Thich Nhat Hanh was a global spiritual l...

Would you like more space in your day? Maybe you would like to feel more calm or grounded. In this episode, we are revisiting mindfulness and the benefits of daily practice. I also share my three “anywhere, any time mindfulness practices” of abdominal breathing, 10 deep breaths, and mindful walking. Take a pause so you can rebalance and re-energise yourself. It is not only good for you but for eve...

Are you afraid of failing with healthy eating? Perhaps you have tried everything possible and not been able to stick to anything long-term. In this episode, I jump into the fear with you and share that your worry about healthy eating failure is based on false beliefs. What we believe, we create.  So if you believe that you will fail, then you will. Changing beliefs about food and ourselves is key...

I encourage you to celebrate Valentine’s Day by yourself, with your partner, or with friends! In this episode, Angela Mills, our resident fitness expert, and I discuss why Valentine’s Day is worth celebrating. But not in the traditional way! Celebrate it alone by participating in activities that boost your self care and self love. There are novel and favourite wellbeing promoting ways to share the...

Would you love to reclaim a natural, healthy way of eating, your health, and your sanity? Then this episode is for you! I delve into the research that supports mindful eating as a way to enjoy long-term results for your health. I also share the three stages of mindful eating that we use in the Eating for You programs. Further information and support: Reclaim Challenge: Available, 5th to 17th Febru...

Have you set goals for exercise but not been able to maintain them? In this episode, our resident fitness expert, Angela Mills, discusses the importance of not only setting meaningful goals but also establishing exercise habits that you can maintain. In particular, we explore: Avoiding the achievement of a goal through exercise and then reverting to old ways. What meaningful exercise goals might b...

Maybe you have already forgotten your New Year’s resolutions, but you don’t have to wait until 2025 to set one that you can achieve and maintain! In this episode, I share the common success blockers that ladies often struggle with in our community. The three that I am exploring are: - Having the wrong focus. - Feeling weighed down by self doubt. - Being unclear on your “why”. These are things that...

Have you set a new year's resolution to lose weight? Maybe this year, or in the past? In this episode, I am going to share why your resolution may not have lasted and provide tips on what to do instead. Even though Eating for You is a non-diet approach, I am not anti weight loss, but I know, having worked for over 30 years in health, that focusing on food and weight does not deliver lasting re...

Have you set New Year’s resolutions before? Perhaps they never got off the ground or only lasted a few weeks. There are many reasons why we don’t keep our resolutions, which I covered last year in episode 16. In this episode, I share a very practical way to introduce new, healthier eating and lifestyle choices into your day. And these changes will last! Book your free Mindful Eating Discovery Call...

Would you like a Christmas Day eating strategy? That is, to enjoy your food guilt-free and without overeating! This is totally possible. Tune in to hear my “7 Tips to Avoid Christmas Overeating.” And if you love some extra support to take control of your eating and still enjoy your favourite foods, then join our free and private group for women on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/EatingF...

What do you think when you read the words sunrise, sleep, and mindfulness? This is not a trick question! These are three ingredients for a happy and healthy festive season. So in this short and sweet episode, I am encouraging you to make sure the things that make you feel balanced and calm during the silly season are in place. And if you would love some mindful eating support during the festive se...

Are you worried about overeating during the festive season? If you are, you are not alone. Summer in Australia, from December to February, is a peak time for weight gain, but this can be avoided by taking a look at your eating triggers. In this episode, I share the top three eating triggers and tips to avoid non-hunger eating. If you would love to learn more about avoiding Christmas weight gain, t...

Metabolic rate is one of the topics that we all want and need to understand. But I get quite annoyed by all of the misinformation out there about how to boost your metabolic rate. It isn’t as though we can just push a button and get the benefits of a higher metabolic rate, so in this episode, I welcome back our fitness expert, Angela Mills. Angela and I discuss metabolism, the types of exercise th...

Sunshine, beach walks, and relaxing by the pool! It is possible to take a break and stay fit and active over the summer holidays, whether you are at home or travelling. Our resident fitness expert, Angela Mills, and I discuss practical ways to enjoy the summer holidays without losing your fitness and the other health benefits of being active. Learn more about Angela’s online membership program, so...

1 in 10 adults worldwide have diabetes.  Over 90% have type 2 diabetes.  Close to half are not yet diagnosed.  In many cases, type 2 diabetes and its complications can be delayed or prevented by adopting  and maintaining healthy eating and lifestyle choices.  In this episode, I focus on type 2 diabetes and three myths that make me very cranky. I take great pleasure in dispelling these myths! And i...

I am so happy to share World Kindness Day with you in this episode. I recorded this episode to remind you that you need to be kind to yourself too. Self-compassion and self-kindness make giving kindness to others even more powerful, as you will be able to sustain it. You will take better care of yourself, so you will be able to take care of others. If you struggle to prioritise your eating and hea...

Do you stress eat? It’s International Stress Awareness Week (30 October–3 November), so in this episode I am exploring stress and stress eating. Stress or comfort eating is a habit that can develop in response to a stressful situation, like the sudden death of a loved one, as it was in my case. Research shows that women are more likely to develop stress eating habits than men. Men are more likely...

Do you eat in secret? Or use food as your coping mechanism? Bronwyn graciously shares her journey from secret eating to mindful eating in this episode.  Bronwyn is a busy mum of three boys and is happy to be off the emotional eating roller coaster, so she can spend more time with her family, her chooks and dog and in her garden! She is now less fearful of her genetic pre-disposition to type 2 diab...

What type of movement supports osteoporosis? Do certain foods and supplements help? When is the best time to reverse bone thinning? Because it was World Osteoporosis Day on October 20th, Angela Mills, our resident fitness expert, and I answered your questions about osteoporosis. Book a free call with Sallyanne to overcome your barriers to healthier eating:  https://www.eatingforyou.com.au/free-cal...

Why are vegetables health warriors? Vegetables are one of nature’s vitamin pills, and unlike tablets, they come with the added bonuses of vitamins and minerals in complementary amounts, antioxidants, and fibre.  But we don’t eat enough of them.  Why? In this episode, I provide tips to not only eat more vegetables but also enjoy them. Search recipes on the Eating for You website : https://eatingfor...

What types of foods are recommended to reduce the risk of breast cancer? What foods increase your risk? And who should you listen to when it comes to nutrition advice? In this episode, I answer these questions to the best of my ability based on the current research into food, nutrition, and cancer.  Email your questions to me here: https://eatingforyou.com.au/contact/ Book a free 15-minute call he...

What type of exercise is recommended after breast cancer treatment and surgery? I welcome Angela Mills back for this episode, as she shares her expertise in guiding women post-breast cancer. A personalised approach to movement at this time is recommended, and Angela explains the important things that need to be considered. You can find out more about Angela here: https://www.fitandfabulous.com.au/...

On and off diets for 50 years, Judy thought she would never get her eating sorted. In this episode, Judy explains what life and eating was like before she discovered the Eating for You mindful eating approach. Judy used to worry about food all day, and now she doesn’t think about food unless she is physically hungry, which she says is wonderful! If you’d like to get your eating sorted without a di...

Want a lasting solution this spring for your eating, weight, and health? Then, don’t go on another diet. Research suggests that  On average, people will try 126 diets to lose weight. Only 1% will stick to a diet for 12 months. And in her lifetime, a woman will lose her body weight nine times. What does work is: #1 Identifying and resolving the true problem—and it’s not food. #2 Being part of a tri...