Truce With Food
with Ali Shapiro
While the holidays only last a handful of days, the stress and disruptions to our routines often leads to falling off track with our food for months.
The new research on sustainable food changes points to why holiday food habits are so challenging: because traditional habit formation relies on predictable circumstances. And the holidays, like the last two years and foreseeable future, are anything but predictable.
This new research means battling to “stick to the eating plan” or rule following is out. In it’s place is learning to get out of the rigidity of all-or-nothing thinking and learn how to be flexible with our eating for sustainable change and results (with a side of ease and freedom).
November 4 and 18, December 9 will meet in person at Harmony Studio. November 11 and 28, December 16 will meet virtually on Zoom. No class Thanksgiving week.
November 4: The four root-cause emotional triggers that generate our automatic stress eating patterns. November 11: Integration on Lesson 1 concepts and tool via Zoom
November 18: Exploring our thoughts to recognize rigid, all-or-nothing, “diet starts tomorrow” mindset. December 2: Integration of Lesson 2 concepts and tool via Zoom
December 9: Learn the two-step inquiry tool to generate the best choice for what’s available to prevent and simplify stress so you eat more in alignment with your food and health goals December 16: Integration on Lesson 3 concepts and tools
$247.00
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