Chantal specialises in uncovering the root of emotional eating: where it starts, why it sticks, and how our subconscious mind plays a huge role in the behaviours we repeat around food.

Together, we dive into:

What emotional eating really is (and what it absolutely isn’t)

Why so many women feel out of control around food, especially during times of stress

The subconscious beliefs that quietly shape our eating habits

How childhood experiences and learned coping strategies show up in adulthood

Practical, gentle ways to pause, reflect, and meet emotional needs without guilt.

Chantal’s mission is simple but powerful: to help women stop battling themselves and finally feel calm, confident, and in control around food, their emotions, and their bodies.

If you’ve ever found yourself eating when you’re not hungry, feeling guilty after snacking, or wondering why certain foods feel so comforting, this episode will make you feel seen, understood, and supported.

You can find Chantal on the links below:

Summer holidays are amazing, long days, sunshine, ice cream and maybe a little (or a lot) of routine chaos. But now that the holidays are over, how do you get back on track without beating yourself up? In this episode, we talk about embracing post-summer slip-ups, resetting your habits gently and why consistency matters more than perfection.

Join our free Facebook Group here for more health and fitness tips and our free 10 steps to get back on track after summer!

On today’s episode of Strong, Sweaty and Slightly Unhinged, we’re joined by the lovely Natalie MacKenzie, the Cognitive Strategist to dive into all things baby brain and brain fog. We’ll be unpacking why it happens, what it means for your everyday life and most importantly, the simple things you can do to clear the fog and feel more like yourself again.

You can find Natalie's free Brain Quiz here.

And her Best Kept Secrets to Executive Success here.

This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. The content shared reflects personal experiences and general information and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical care. Always seek the advice of your doctor, healthcare provider, or qualified professional with any questions you may have regarding your health or a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you’ve heard on this podcast.

This week’s episode is a full-on summer chaos catch-up.

Katie and Lisa are back, sweaty, slightly overwhelmed, but still here. Between house moves, dogs, kids everywhere and trying to remember what day it is, we’re sharing what real life looks like behind the scenes of business, motherhood and keeping ourselves vaguely healthy.

If you're also riding the chaos wave, this one's for you. You're not alone and you don’t have to be perfect to keep going.

If you’re a women looking for a place to feel supported, strong, and a little unhinged (in the best way), come join us in our Facebook Group

In this episode, we dive into a conversation that every woman, especially in her 30s, 40s, and beyond, needs to hear: why strength training is so important, and how simple it can be to start.

Whether you're brand new to lifting weights or coming back after a break, this chat is here to remind you that you don’t need fancy equipment or two hours a day to get stronger. We break down the real benefits of strength training beyond aesthetics (think bone health, hormone support, mental health, energy and more), and share the small, doable things you can start doing right now to feel better in your body.

This is an honest, encouraging conversation about feeling strong, building confidence, and ditching the all-or-nothing mindset that keeps so many women stuck.

If you would like to join our free community of amazing women, where we talk all things Strong, Sweaty & Slightly Unhinged please click here.

In this episode, we’re joined by Tija Connolly, a certified menopause and accountability coach who supports women through perimenopause and menopause using practical lifestyle changes, not overwhelm or unrealistic advice.

Tija shares how focusing on stress management, better sleep and small daily self care habits can make a big difference in how you feel during this transition. This isn’t about perfection, it’s about progress, support, and putting yourself back on the priority list.

Click the links below to get all Tija's brilliant resources. 

Sleep Guide

Stress Guide

Self Care Guide

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In this powerful episode, we’re joined by Annie Bennett, a woman whose story will stay with you long after the episode ends.

Annie was diagnosed with incurable cancer in July 2024 and in the weeks following, she began documenting her journey through her blog, The Annie Bennett Chronicles and podcast The Chronicles of Hope.

But Annie hasn’t stopped there, she’s now building something even bigger:

The Chronicles of Hope CIC, a charitable organisation supporting young adults who have a parent diagnosed with a life-limiting illness. Inspired by her daughters, Heather (24) and Elfie (21), who are the inspiration for the charity. Annie is on a mission to make sure no one feels alone in the unimaginable.

We talk about:

Finding purpose after a life-changing diagnosis

Why Annie started sharing her story publicly

How she’s turning pain into legacy

And how you can support the Chronicles of Hope mission

This is a conversation about strength, vulnerability and choosing hope, no matter what.

You can fill out the Chronicles Of Hope Survey here.

Read the blog and listen to The Chronicles Of Hope Podcast on the website. Please click here.

In this episode, we’re joined by Dr Hannah Newman, who’s on a mission to help people create a healthier, more sustainable relationship with exercise.

   What We Talk About:

 - Why so many people feel guilt around exercise and how to shift that mindset

 - How to build a routine that feels good and fits into real life

Dr Hannah Newman is currently training as a Sport & Exercise Psychologist (BASES/CASES), a CIMSPA Registered Personal Trainer Practitioner, and a Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol) with the British Psychological Society. Her work is grounded in research, empathy, and empowering others.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re not “doing enough,” or that you’re stuck in a cycle of guilt when it comes to fitness, this episode is for you.

Takeaways You’ll Love:

It’s okay to rest

Exercise isn’t punishment, it’s self-care

You can move your body and still enjoy life

If you’re a women looking for a place to feel supported, strong, and a little unhinged (in the best way), come join us in our Facebook Group

We’ve got some exciting things coming up at Strong, Sweaty & Slightly Unhinged.

✔️ A brand new membership

If you’re into straightforward support, workouts that fit your life and a community that gets it, this is for you.

We’ll share more soon.

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