Eating Psychology Coaching - special deal for pregnant & postnatal women

By LauraE
August 30, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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LauraE

Posted August 30, 2016

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Posted August 30, 2016

Dear family room members, I am an eating psychology coach, trained and certified by the Institute for the Psychology of Eating. I work with people on eating and weight concerns, and take a non-diet approach to weight loss and weight optimization which is brilliantly compatible with breastfeeding, pregnancy and indeed for anyone who cycles between diet willpower, guilt and self-loathe. As a mother of three, and as a former bulimic and binge eater, there is little that fazes me, and I offer an upbeat and compassionate approach to eating struggles. And I truly believe that the transition to parenthood is a wonderful, unique opportunity to end the battles with your own body and take a different, transformational approach to eating for the rest of your lovely life! If you are intrigued and would like to know more, I have attached funny illustrated pdf about my work, which includes a special reduced-fee offer to East Dulwich Forum members. All the best, Laura

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