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Take time out for yourself to induce the relaxation response – whenever you need it. Start your day calm, confident and capable; take a 10 minute break to refocus and energise; or sit back and release tension from top to toe before bed.

Meditation is an excellent self-awareness tool for creating inner peace from moment to moment. Successfully used to treat Depression, Anxiety, Panic and Post Traumatic Stress Disorders, meditation cultivates a deeper insight into the self, thoughts, feelings and conscious choices.

Each mediation CD is focused on a specific theme, with 3 to 5 tracks totalling 60 to 70 minutes of meditation and relaxation. Which one speaks to you?

July 27, 2016 in Body Image, dieting, Eating Psychology, Emotional Eating, Fat Loss, Food, Health & Fitness, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Mental-Health, Mindset, Nutrition, Personal Growth, Wellness Coaching

5 Limiting Beliefs Holding Your Mind Hostage

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5 Limiting Beliefs Holding Your Mind Hostage When I started MindBodyFood my main driver was to make a difference in the lives of women who struggled with liking themselves, accepting their ...

August 10, 2014 in dieting, Eating Disorders, Emotional Eating, Food, Health & Fitness, Holistic Health, Hormone Balancing, Meditation, Personal Growth, Stress Management

Is Stress Causing Your Weight Gain?

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Stress and Weight Wars A 2011/12 Queensland Health report revealed an average 57.3% of adults who are overweight or obese. On average, only 56.6% of adults reported getting sufficient physical act ...