<p>Dieting taught us to be all or nothing, to categorise foods and days as good or bad, on track or off track. We will not be able to keep this way of thinking AND become someone without weight or eating issues. In this episode, I break down these moments and suggest a new way of seeing them and reacting that facilitates more progress towards our happy ever after. </p>

Dieting taught us to be all or nothing, to categorise foods and days as good or bad, on track or off track. We will not be able to keep this way of thinking AND become someone without weight or eating issues. In this episode, I break down these moments and suggest a new way of seeing them and reacting that facilitates more progress towards our happy ever after.

EP105. The 'Good Week, Bad Week' Trap

Hi, I’m Aoife. I’m a Registered Dietitian with an MSc in Nutritional Medicine and a Clinical Hypnotherapist. But my most important qualification is that I started dieting at 11 and spent the next 18 years yo-yo dieting, moving up and down four dress sizes and developing binge eating disorder and bulimia. I used to envy slim people who loved food, but didn’t obsess over it. Now I’m one of them. Through this podcast, I’d love to share the skills, tools, and mindset I learned through my own struggles and 17 years of helping others.

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EP105. The 'Good Week, Bad Week' Trap

EP105. The 'Good Week, Bad Week' Trap