An insight into some of the reasons why I switched from teaching to creating and running my own business, The Truest You.

Women's Wellness, Women's Health, Wellness, Wellbeing, Mindful Living, Mindset, Mental Health, Melbourne, Lifestyle, Life, Lifestyle Changes, Intentional Living, Holistic Health Coach, Holistic Health, Health Professional, Health Support, Health, Emotional Health, AnxietyBridget Murphy29 October 2019health coach, holistic health coach, wellbeing coach, women's wellness, womens wellness, womens health, burnout, fatigue, adrenal fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome, CFS, anxiety, mental health support, life coach, perfectionism, personal boundaries, vulnerability, health professional, lifestyle coach, lifestyle changes, self-inquiry, alignment, life purpose, best self, authenticity, small business, Melbourne business, female business owner, IIN, Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, IIN Health Coach, South Yarra, South Melbourne, Ballarat, Melbourne Health, Ballarat Health, Toorak, Toorak Road, St Kilda, self-care, health prevention, self-car tips, healthy habits, habitsComment

Introducing Clinical Nutritionist, Katherine Hay

Clinical Nutritionist Katherine Hay, grew up in Melbourne and now lives in one of Australia’s most loved places- Byron Bay. She’s extremely passionate about the gut and all areas of gastrointestinal health and doesn’t believe in unnecessary food restriction. Katherine feels her best when surrounded by the people she loves and enjoys being out in nature doing everything from watching the sunset to riding motorbikes and skateboarding.

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My Gaia Experience

A snapshot of my stay at Gaia Retreat and Spa in the Byron Bay Hinterland. I chat about some of my highlights along with how I spent my days, how I felt during my stay and why it aligned so closely with my values.

Health, Wellness, Wellbeing, Self, Physical Health, Nutrition, Movement, Mindset, Mental Health, Melbourne, Lifestyle Changes, Life, Holistic Health Coach, Holistic Health, Healthy Eating, Exercise, Behaviour, Lifestyle, Self-careBridget Murphy26 September 2018Gaia, health retreat, retreat, wellness retreat, Byron Bay, NSW, New South Wales, Hinterland, Byron Bay Hinterland, Brooklet, healing, health, holistic health, healthy eating, organic, mother nature, remedial massage, vegetarian, yoga, restorative yoga, Pilates, sound healing, sound meditation, boxing, restoratation, becoming whole, authenticity, true self, The Truest You, womens health, womens wellness, wellness, wellbeing, time out, health professional, health support, health coach, holistic health coach, melbourne practitioner, south melbourne, connection, mindful living, slow down, slow living, conscious living, consciousness, technology detox, disconnect, reconnect, tune in, self-development, self-care, self-reflection, self-awareness, self-inquiry, self-love, deep conversations, personalised coaching, values, priorities, scenery, gratitude, notice the good, grateful, overwhelmed, fresh air, space, freedom, choices, naturopath, wellness consultation, alignment, balanced, refocused, restored, fulfillment, memories, life experiences, travel, australia, review, experience, sunrise, sunset, challenges, personal growth, growth mindset, meditate, embodiment, healthy living, lifestyle changes, lifestyle, changed behaviour, thought patterns, perspective, recallibrate, refreshing, surrender, thrive, let go, newrybar, local produce, northern rivers, Newrybar, human connection, five senses, easeComment

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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