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Say goodbye to calorie counting, weigh-ins, and over-exercising. Break free from the diet cycle for a sustainable lifestyle

Cultivate mindfulness around eating; making choices that resonate with your body's needs

Embrace your body's cues, ditch Ridgid diet rules and find a healthier relationship with food

The non-diet approach focuses on noticing internal body cues to rebuild your relationship with food. Rather than traditional dieting, the non-dieting approach encourages awareness and mindfulness of external food triggers to achieve more sustainable results. Non-dieting avoids common diet behaviours like calorie counting, frequent weigh-ins and over-exercising. 

What Is The Non-Diet Approach?

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Over the years working with hundreds of clients wanting to lose weight we have seen success in both the diet and non-diet methods, however, the most successful and sustainable results have always been seen in our clients who have followed the non-diet approach. Empowering individuals to change their unhealthy behaviours, tune into their innate internal cues while simultaneously improving their food literacy has always proved more successful for weight loss in the long term.

WHY WE USE THE NON-DIET APPROACH

No. The most common reason for people failing to achieve their weight loss goals is because they are focusing on the weight loss as the goal, when weight loss is in fact the outcome of a goal. While it’s important to have a long term goal e.g. lose weight, it shouldn’t be the focus of your energy. The non-diet approach, uses small achievable and sustainable achieving your goals e.g. go to the gym twice this week, eat vegetables in every meal this week, go for a walk every morning before work. 

IS WEIGHT LOSS THE GOAL OF THE NON-DIET APPROACH?

According to research findings (and our experience) following a diet will almost always result in weight regain usually resulting in a higher weight prior to the diet beginning. So why is dieting so popular? The answer is simple, it provides quick results. Nearly everyone who has been on a diet could attest that they lost weight, that’s because weight loss is a simple equation – fewer calories in (eat less) and more calories out (more exercise). 

THE RESEARCH BEHIND TRADITIONAL DIETING