Girl, you work hard enough.

Yes – but you’ll make it yourself. In my Sensatonal Eater™ method, you’ll eat the food you like and choose. There are no off-limits foods and no magic supplements or superfoods.

I’m not a nutritionist and I don’t give out food plans you have to stick to. It’s not the food that’s your problem, it’s your ability to manage your mind around food.

You can follow whatever style of eating you want.

You’ll have, to begin with, around 3 minutes a day.

As time goes on, and you learn journaling techniques, you might want to do more.

Sure, a liking for nutritious decent ‘real food’ makes it easier to navigate cravings and urges, but equally, I myself lost weight eating dessert after every meal for 3 months – I kid you not – so it’s really not about the food. 

For instance, most of us attribute our food struggles to ‘problem foods’ we tend to overeat, or eat even when we’d started the day promising ourselves not to.

But the food isn’t magic, it doesn’t have special powers.

Instead, we have a set of beliefs that weaken our ability to talk ourselves out of eating it, or out of stopping eating it: “Chocolate is my weakness”, “I just can’t be around sugar”, “Once I start eating crisps, I can’t stop”, “I’m out of control”, etc etc. 

Unless you have special dietary needs, I don’t advocate cutting out certain foods. I won’t make you eat them either.

And no, you don’t need to give anything up to lose weight. I want you to think about this: we are only going to make changes you want to keep up for the rest of your life.

My goal is that you have authority over your eating, feeling in control of your choices, regardless of what comes your way.

Why? Because that’s the sustainable, lifelong solution. Believing you have to avoid triggers your whole life is precarious and makes you vulnerable to opening the floodgates, should you one day give in. 

Oh, and ‘giving things up’ is the motorway to binge eating. That too. 

OK! I’m studying at the UK College of Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy, an evidence-based field called Hypno-CBT or Cognitive Behavioural Hypnosis. 

In simple terms, what this means is: I firstly help you identify thoughts and deal with feelings that are causing your behaviour.

Then, we cement new thoughts by teaching you techniques of self-hypnosis. 

Self-hypnosis isn’t going into a ‘trance’. That’s because there’s no evidence that such a special state called ‘trance’ exists. Instead, we believe that what we call ‘hypnosis’ is really the bringing together of powerful skills you already have: Your ability to pay full attention to one idea, your ability to imagine vividly, your ability to relax deeply, the ability of your brain to follow instructions when you choose to (these are called ‘suggestions’). 

No! We can just do the thought work if hypnotherapy isn’t your thing. 

Or, we can do thought work and just visualisation. Or, we can do thought work and relaxation. Your call. 

Yes, it’s on Zoom.

If that’s impossible for you, phone is usually also possible.

Using Marco Polo (free video messaging app for mobile smartphones) is also an option. You can leave voice messages if you prefer not to be on camera, but it’s confidential. 

I say give yourself the luxury of a year, but you’re only contracted with me for the first 3 months. After that, you can cancel any time.

You have taken a long time doing the habits you don’t want. Give yourself the gift of patience as you invest in learning to maintain a weight loss in a lifelong manner.

I’m in the UK, but I’ll do my absolute best to find a time when we’re both free. I have got out of bed to coach before!

Every week. You need the momentum. Trust me. 

Yes, absolutely, I myself was a binge eater as a teen and I offer a tried and tested process for that. 

Not at present. That’s not how I work right now. 

Let’s talk, drop me a line. The person you want to help really needs to be ‘bought in’ to the process. 

I know you want to help your person, but for starters, we can work with YOU on why you think you need them to change, and whether that’s helping!

Anorexia is outside my sphere of professional competence.

Although I myself was bulimic for a time, bulimia is outside my sphere of professional competence.