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

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.

Diet, Habits, Health, Health Professional, Healthy Eating, Holistic Health, Life, Lifestyle, Lifestyle Changes, Melbourne, Meals, Mind Body Connection, Mental Health, Mindset, Physical Health, Recipes, Self-care, Thought Patterns, Wellbeing, Wellness, Dietician, NutritionBridget Murphy6 September 2018health goals, diet, dieting, nutrition, nutritious, exhaustion, guilt, shame, regret, self-punishing, self-sabbotage, compensatory behaviours, exercise, purging, risk factor, eating disorder, mental health, mental illness, nutrients, physical health, social health, emotional health, dietician, melbourne dietician, melbourne yogi, food groups, protein, dairy, essential nutrients, nutritional deficiencies, intuitive eating, cravings, food cravings, food, drink, goals, lifestyle, lifestyle changes, eating, meals, food intolerances, recipe, recipes, healthy eating, food choices, carbohydrates, glycemic index, blood sugar levels, thought patterns, appetite, hunger, satiety, weight loss, mindset, connection, mind-body connection, amy giannotti, yoga teacher, body image, behaviour patterns, habitsComment

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.