I was you.
Ambitious. Hard-working. Smart. Successful, (at least in others’ eyes!)
I could do and become whatever I wanted, if I worked hard enough, right? I was ambitious, and I had crazy high expectations of myself.
So why did I have all this private, shameful failure around food? Why was I binge eating, overeating?
I’d solved binge eating by my 20s, but I still hadn’t finished with food struggle.
What would it take for you to finish with your food fight and get on with your life?
In my 30s, I was doing a high-adrenaline job, and still eating emotionally – to procrastinate, to reward myself, to be a bit rock n’ roll and let loose.
So I set out to understand overeating from a new perspective.
There’s a lot of talk about ‘diet culture’ and how we rein ourselves in, and how that affects our eating psychology.
What’s unique about my work as a coach is that I have studied the flipside – how we push ourselves, and set ourselves crazy high expectations.
I’m here to help you understand that how we do food, and our work ethic, are inextricably linked.
'How do I stop After-Work Overeating?'
This FREE 20-minute coaching video will teach you how.- You'll see the real thoughts and feelings that drive your after-work overeating.
- You'll get coached to quickly and effectively self-coach through the Stop Overeating Roadmap workbook.
- You'll make a step by step plan to stop overeating and lose weight through habit change, not restrictive diets.

You’re smart.
You’ve got goals. You’re creative – ‘cos you’ve already tried tackling your issues with body and food yourself.
Should be doable, right? Professionally, you’re sooo capable.
So why do you feel like you’re failing around food? Unable to do what you know is best for your weight, your body, and your sanity?
Doesn’t add up! But look closer, and you’ll see that it makes perfect sense.
It did in my case. Let me explain with this 3-minute video.
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