If you would like to learn about brain-based weight management techniques, join us this October for an in depth 7-week course to cover the key elements of psychology around eating.
Classes are two hours per week, held on Monday mornings at The Observatory Practice.
During our seven-week programme we will cover:
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- why we find it hard to reach and maintain our ideal weight or size
- the problems with diets
- the physiology of eating and weight management
- how we sabotage ourselves and what we can do about it
- intellectual vs emotional choices
- the impact of stress, and the power of stress reduction
- how our thinking styles and expectations affect our weight
- the importance of sleep, and how to improve it
- taking small steps forward
- mindfulness and eating
- how relaxation and hypnotherapy can help
You will experience for yourself:
- the benefits of taking small steps forward
- the positive effects of changing your thinking
- a healthier, happier relationship with yourself and food
- stress reduction techniques
- relaxation and guided visualisation/meditation
- tools to continue your journey after the course
We will work in a holistic way towards your weight management goals, providing information, tools and techniques that you can continue to use after the course has ended.
This is a supportive and positive course, aimed at encouraging self-awareness and self-compassion. There is no obligation to share anything personal during the course, and there is no competitiveness amongst course delegates (we are a ‘shaming-free zone’).
Each session will include a presentation of information about weight management, some general discussion, goal-setting, and relaxation/visualisation/meditation. You will receive a digital download/MP3 as part of the course which you are encouraged to listen to throughout and beyond the programme. There will be tools and techniques to use outside of the course, as well as opportunities to join future weight management and wellbeing courses.
To find out more, and book your place, visit the website.
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