I’m Done! Now What?

You think you have a weight problem — but what if that’s not actually the issue?

In this episode, I share my own experience of feeling tired, overwhelmed, and stuck in the all-or-nothing cycle with food, exercise, and life. I talk about what my days really looked like, why forcing discipline never worked for me, and the moment I realised the problem wasn’t my body — it was overload.

We explore how stress, lack of structure, and constant decision-making quietly sabotage progress, and why calm, steady habits create real change. Not through punishment or perfection, but through support, consistency, and meeting your body where it’s at.

If you’ve ever felt fed up, bloated, exhausted, or like you “should be further along by now,” this episode is for you. There is another way to do this.

Click play and let’s dive in.

I’m starting this year the way I mean to go on — slowly and steadily. In this episode, I talk about how self body-shaming is deeply harmful.

I share how learning that where your focus goes, energy flows completely changed my life. I also reflect on the fact that none of us are here forever, and why that matters when it comes to how we live and work. 

This episode is a reminder to do the things you want to do, live fully, and leave work on time.

Click play and let’s dive in.

After how popular our first Ask Trisha episode (episode 293) was, Trisha is back.

In this Ask Trisha, we answer the questions you sent in — the ones about feeling drained after therapy, navigating family dynamics, supporting others without taking everything on, and making sense of the emotions that show up after loss.

It’s an honest, practical conversation about protecting your energy, setting emotional boundaries, and learning how to care deeply without burning yourself out.

As always, Trisha brings clarity, warmth, and common sense to topics that can feel heavy, helping you understand what’s normal and how to look after yourself through it all.

About Trisha

To contact the Galway centre:

Click play and let’s dive in.

Every Christmas, well-meaning advice gets thrown around like confetti.

In fact, it’s the reason so many women stay stuck in the same December–January cycle year after year.

In this episode, I talk about the advice I will never give over Christmas — and why quick fixes, swaps, and control-based thinking don’t work long term. We’ll look at how diet culture sneaks in during the festive season, why all-or-nothing thinking ramps up, and what actually helps you stay steady, grounded, and well.

This isn’t about being perfect over Christmas.

If you’ve ever thought, “I’ll just get back on track in January,” this episode is for you.

Click play and let’s dive in.

In this episode I’m chatting about how I only changed when the pain of my own habits got too big to ignore.

I was tired of feeling sluggish, bloated, unfit, anxious, trapped in excuses, trapped in cycles I kept promising myself I’d break.

That pain wasn’t a weakness — it became my turning point.

Today, I’m breaking down how I turned the pain of my old habits into power…

and how you can use your own pain as the push that gets you out of the patterns you’re stuck in.

If you’re fed up with your own bullshit, if you’ve hit a point where you can’t keep living the same day on repeat, this episode is for you.

Click play and let’s dive in.

How do you get out of old patterns and cycles that you’re stuck in?

How do you talk to your adult children?

And how do you stop self-sabotaging on a Thursday when you’ve been healthy all week?

These are the questions I put to psychotherapist Trisha McHale on my latest podcast episode. Trisha has a real gift for getting straight to the root of things and explaining it in a way that actually makes sense — it’s why she’s been on the podcast so many times.

Contact Trisha:

Phone: 091 725750

Click play and let’s dive in.

Are you done eating crap and drinking too much over Christmas?

This will be my 4th Christmas having a healthy one — enjoying myself in ways that aren’t food or alcohol related. I’m blessed. I feel like I’ve broken free from a toxic part of our society that gets pushed on us the second Halloween is over.

The idea that we need to spend, eat, and drink to have a good time — and if we don’t, there’s something wrong with us or we don’t know how to have fun.

Nobody feels good after overeating and over-consuming, so why do we keep doing it?

If you’re sick of how you feel at the end of every December, this episode is for you.

Click play and let’s dive in.

I used to feel so bad, stuck and trapped in so many unhealthy habits. It felt like no matter what I tried to do, I couldn’t get out of these patterns. I hated it. In this episode, I’m sharing how I went from feeling so stuck in these unhealthy habits to becoming fit, strong, centred, and calm.

If you’re feeling stuck in old patterns and you want to take back control, this episode is for you.

Click play and let’s dive in.

When life breaks you open, how do you find the strength to rebuild?

In this powerful episode, I talk with Rachel Gotto — a woman who has faced unthinkable loss, illness, and recovery, and somehow found her way back to peace, purpose, and strength. Her story is raw, real, and deeply inspiring.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or like you’re starting again from zero, this conversation will remind you that you can rebuild — no matter what you’ve been through.

You can find Rachel at rachelgotto.com and on Instagram at @rachelvgotto.

Her book, Flying on the Inside, shares her full story of survival, healing, and transformation.

Click play and let’s dive in.

On holiday, I got the wake-up call I didn’t know I needed — not from my phone, but from the silence that came when I finally put it down.

Somewhere along the way, I’d let my phone run my day — checking, scrolling, reacting, repeating. And I realised just how much energy, focus, and peace it was stealing.

In this episode, I’m sharing what I learned from stepping back, the signs that your phone might be running you, and the simple changes that helped me take my focus and calm back.

If you’ve ever said, “I don’t have time,” but spend hours checking your phone without realising it — this one’s going to hit home.

Click play and let’s dive in.