Living with Anxiety

This is a very real summary of my experience with anxiety. I hope that it starts many conversations and helps others to feel understood and supported. Whether you’re a constant worrier, experience anxiety, know someone who is battling mental illness or simply want to know more about what it feels like, what some triggers can be and how you can manage it, then take some time to have a read.

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How to improve your relationship with food

Dietician Amy Giannotti, chats about why deprivation, food restriction and dieting aren’t the answer to long-term health and happiness and how we can differentiate between intuitive eating and responding to cravings.

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Introducing Dietician, Amy Giannotti

Amy is also a coach, yoga teacher and speaker. She talks about everything from the time she felt like she was treading water to survive to why she doesn’t believe in restrictive diets and how she moves her body daily.

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