The number one factor that stalls client’s health journeys is consistency. So many women (and men!) come to us as holistic health coaches having tried countless diets and health programs only to fail and return to where they started. Our coaches focus on teaching you the how in the process so that you can build a lifestyle that supports your health and wellness goals long term. If you’re struggling with consistency, read this.

A lot of our focus for staying healthy is directed at food, dieting and exercise. These are crucial but not a magic cure, we also need to build wellbeing and health foundations in other areas such as toxins and stress management. We need to make time for our minds and bodies in our busy lives and I want to help. I have an extensive list that I dip into on top of daily routines, this week I’ll introduce my detoxification methods for you and your family.

Goals are a part of life. Health goals, weight loss goals, nutrition goals and fitness goals - they are a part of life and there are some critical components of these goals that will determine if we achieve them or not. Learning how to set appropriate goals, reverse engineering them and taking the appropriate step by step with intentional effort is a huge part of 1:1 health coaching. In this blog post I break down a couple of simple methods you can slot into your busy lives.

It’s hard to make new habits and harder still to make them stick. I hear this from so many women, their lives are too busy to keep good behaviors up and their goals are slipping further away. I have developed a process to help my clients stick to their new habits and reach their goals, I thought I would share it with you.

Let’s think about the ‘you’ of the future. The ‘you’ in 5 years. And the ‘you’ in 10 years. What will you be thanking yourself for in health, mind, movement and body?

This visionary practice is important because I truly want each and every one of you to find your inner fire, that deep inspiration, dedication and drive from these thoughts, to help you make the hard changes now.

Changing behaviors is HARD, I get it. But we all have goals we want to achieve that may never take off or get maintained: ‘start eating better’ or, ‘go swimming next week’. I will share my process for step-by-step behavior change that makes it manageable in your busy life.