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5 Signs that Lead to Being Out Of Control With Food

5 Signs that Lead to Being Out Of Control With Food

by Georgie Beames | Nov 14, 2016 | A Non-Dieting Approach, All or nothing thinking, Being in control with food, Being out of control with food, Emotional Eating

When I’m working with women in the space of emotional eating & self sabotage, I find that there are 5 common signs that women are in control too much, which is having a direct affect on their emotional eating & their weight. Why is this important, I...
Are You an Out of Control Perfectionist?

Are You an Out of Control Perfectionist?

by Georgie Beames | Oct 26, 2016 | A Non-Dieting Approach, All or nothing thinking, Being in control with food, Being out of control with food, Emotional Eating

Calling all perfectionists out there? Come on, you know who you are…. I know you know, because I’m one of you (but in recovery!). You see the world in black or white. We call this all or nothing thinking in the world of Psychology. You’re either on a...
1 Key Way To Stop Sabotaging Yourself Today

1 Key Way To Stop Sabotaging Yourself Today

by Georgie Beames | Oct 17, 2016 | A Non-Dieting Approach, All or nothing thinking, Being in control with food, Body Image, Emotional Eating, Self Acceptance, Self Compassion

One of the key areas that will hold you back from being the person you want to be is holding onto a fantasy that your life will be 100 times better when you lose weight. OK…maybe your scoffing right now, “Georgie, that’s outrageous, that’s not...
What’s Unsafe About You Being Slim?

What’s Unsafe About You Being Slim?

by Georgie Beames | Jul 28, 2016 | Body Image, Emotional Eating, Feelings & Food

Have you heard of the term secondary gains? In the world of Psychology it means that there is something positive going on for you at a subconscious level that is keeping you stuck and is keeping the weight on. You might be thinking, “there is nothing positive about me...
If your fat could talk, what would it say?

If your fat could talk, what would it say?

by Georgie Beames | Jun 3, 2016 | Confidence, Emotional Eating, Feelings & Food, Uncategorized

I see client’s who have lost an enormous amount of weight and all is going well for them, and then they start to approach their goal weight and all of a sudden their weight either plateaus or starts to creep back up. This is text book self sabotage. What’s...
How to handle stress eating

How to handle stress eating

by Georgie Beames | Apr 23, 2016 | A Non-Dieting Approach, Being in control with food, Being out of control with food, Emotional Eating, Feelings & Food, Mindfulness

Calling all stress eaters? You will know you know who you are.  That’s when you’re running around all day – trying to get everything done, sort out everyone else and that strong feeling that there’s too much to do and not enough time. Are your...
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