Nov 11, 2025 | Achieving permanent weight loss, Change your relationship with food
What’s stopping you losing weight? When you’re stuck in a loop of getting a handle on your eating, then it all goes to pot, you can start to feel hopeless about genuine, lasting change. It’s not you The problem is one of your biology interacting with our modern food...
Aug 19, 2024 | Get control of your eating, Overcoming barriers to weight loss, Psychology
You’re exhausted and jittery, but you have to keep going There’s a big deadline coming at you – it might be a work presentation, last-minute adjustments to an upcoming exhibition of your work, or a looming submission deadline. So you’re working mad hours,...
Feb 13, 2024 | Overcoming barriers to weight loss
What’s your immediate reaction to someone leaving food on their plate? Disapproval? Admiration? Or even envy? It turns out that not finishing what you were served is a highly emotive issue. One of the steps I recommend to my Appetite Retraining clients who are working...
Jul 4, 2023 | Achieving permanent weight loss, holiday eating, weight loss
Holiday season The schools are about to break for the summer as we approach peak holiday season in the UK. A break from routine A change of scene and a different pace of life mean the chance to recharge your batteries and decompress from whatever else has been...
Nov 26, 2022 | Achieving permanent weight loss, Change your relationship with food, changing eating habits, Overcoming barriers to weight loss, Psychology
If you’re trying to lose weight, you’ll no doubt have come across the less than helpful advice to ‘just eat less’. It seems obvious on the face of it that if you downsize the amount you eat at mealtimes, you’ll consume fewer calories and your weight will drop....
Oct 23, 2022 | Achieving permanent weight loss, Change your relationship with food, Overcoming barriers to weight loss, Psychology
How do you deal with the treat foods that lead you to overeat? People often tell me that their way of dealing with the high calorie foods they find hard to resist, is to keep them out of the house. Their reasoning is that if something’s not in the cupboard, they are...
