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Published by Aoife Deane. Dietitian, Hypnotherapist
Hi, I’m Aoife. I’m a Registered Dietitian with an MSc in Nutritional Medicine and a Clinical Hypnotherapist. But my most important qualification is that I started dieting at 11 and spent the next 18 years yo-yo dieting, moving up and down four dress sizes and developing binge eating disorder and bulimia. I used to envy slim people who loved food, but didn’t obsess over it. Now I’m one of them. Through this podcast, I’d love to share the skills, tools, and mindset I learned through my own struggles and 17 years of helping others.
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Most weight problems stem from an all-or-nothing attitude toward food. We are either not allowing ourselves to have something, or we are on a cheat day/ not caring day and eating loads of it to discomfort. Neither is good. The happy ever after we want with eating and weight requires getting to a less chaotic, more regulated, positive place with all foods.
Ireland's boxing legend Katie Taylor had her final fight last Saturday night. Her speech after winning gave us an insight into her winning mindset and self-talk.In this episode, I pick apart 4 concepts from Katie's speech and compare them to some of the best and worst mindsets we can have when it comes to eating, weight and our bodies.
Comfort eating can have a lot to do with how the people around us are affecting how we feel. In this episode, I talk about how other people can lead us to overeat and share strategies to reframe things and avoid turning to food. I also share some ideas I love from Rhonda Byrne’s The Power , Don Miguel Ruiz’s The Four Agreements and Tara Swart’s The Source .
When old thoughts win, and we go back to hating our body it generally leads to eating and not caring : not caring about food- respecting it, being grateful for it, not caring about what it tastes like,or how it's going to make us feel after. So it's not nice on any level, either on the day or afterwards dealing with the weight we gain from these kinda days. In this episode I explain how to seperate body imaging from eating.
We all have many very real obstacles against us when we decide we want to come out of eating and weight issues. But this episode is to help you move forward and have hope, no matter what.
We can put on a bit of weight and feel soo bad. But this worsens how we eat, how we treat our body and so we gain even more weight. We can have excess weight, currently, without having a weight problem mindset. That's what I discuss in this episode: where we need to get to now, in order to lose weight but also to make sure it never comes back.
The bad thing about rules is that it is sooo fun to break them! The idea that some foods are "bad" for weight loss and some are "good" actually makes "bad" foods more fun to eat or overeat! This can keep us in an eternal cycle of trying to be strict and meanwhile gaining weight. This episode is about dismantling that framework, so we start eating the right way, for the right reasons :)
To lose weight, we don't have to find new foods or new diets; we need to stop eating in a way that always results in non-stop grazing, overeating or binging. Therefore, blocking our true lightness and natural weight. “Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it" - Rumi. I discuss how to easily and consistently let go of the weight we put on, in a non-diety, permanently-slim-person kind of way.
The abundance mentality needed to get out of dieting and weight problems and become our ideal weight, is a strangely similar journey to getting out of a scarcity or lack mentality and getting to a better place with money. Here I chat about 4 mindset shifts that help both!
We can be doing quick-fix weight loss plans for decades! Jumping from diet to diet, never really getting anywhere or getting heavier year on year. There is such a difference between what you do when results are short-term versus when it is for life. In this episode, I go over 3 of those differences. Check out my online courses go to www.happyweight.ie
Top tips to make this holiday different if you are coming out of eating and weight issues and becoming your ideal weight.x
When we’re carrying extra weight that we don’t want, our body is telling us there’s extra going in somewhere. In this episode I discuss a whole section of calories that both block us from letting go of weight, and reduce how enjoyable our diet is. Check out my online courses go to www.happyweight.ie
We know different, we do different. These are 3 things I didn't know when I was struggling with binging and overeating. Understanding them can help you look at your eating differently, have a nicer time with your food, so you reduce the need or want to overeat or binge.
This episode goes over 4 of the most common ways people manifest weight problems and how to manifest our ideal weight and way of eating instead. x
After years of struggling with dieting, overeating and binging, I started moving in a different direction that ultimately led to no longer binging. Hope this episode is helpful! If it is, like and subscribe :D
I've been overweight and a binge eater. I've been/ I am a healthy weight person with a good relationship with food. So I know the two ways of being are very, very different. In this episode, I go through a few classic changes we'll make when we're finally healing and on our way to our ideal weight.
Dieting taught us to be all or nothing, to categorise foods and days as good or bad, on track or off track. We will not be able to keep this way of thinking AND become someone without weight or eating issues. In this episode, I break down these moments and suggest a new way of seeing them and reacting that facilitates more progress towards our happy ever after.
Hosting a party this week meant I needed to do a lot of cleaning and housework. Instead of getting started, I spent 2 days eating more chocolate than I have in ages and playing video games on my phone. It reminded me so clearly of how things used to feel when I did that all the time. In this episode, I talk about spotting our patterns, becoming more aware of our needs, emotional and physical cues, and reducing the number of times we end up in situations where using food to medicate emotions feels almost unavoidable.
When we're feeling burnt out, demotivated, something is up. This is not on track. We can keep forgetting that the joy is IN the journey, and if there's not joy in the journey we're probably heading in the wrong direction. Especially when it comes to improved mental and physical health and an improved relationship with food. This episode is to help you feel more energised as you move forward, being aware of how our mind sabbotages that and can make us go back to feeling stuck. For online courses or to work 1-1 with me go to www.happyweight.ie
When we're "trying" to lose weight, we go through our day coming from a place of "I'm a fat person trying to get slim." We make choices, comments, and practice thoughts that a person without a weight problem would never. And so, with every day that passes, we are becoming less like a person who doesn't have eating and weight issues. In this episode, I walk through what a typical day : how we'd normally act or respond Vs how we'd act or respond as someone without eating and weight issues. Check out my online courses go to www.happyweight.ie
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