Monday, August 6, 2018

How An Emotional Eating Coach Works

By Joshua Foster


Just about everyone has been on a diet at some point in their lives. This happens because you want to lose a couple of points to feel better within yourself or you want to feel more healthy. However, it is difficult to go ahead with this when it is more psychologically related. In a case like this, it can do a lot of good to invest in an emotional eating coach.

This type of coach helps support you when you struggling on your own. It is not easy to lose the pounds on your own when you are exposed to stress and anxiety throughout the day. Many people have learned to have a chocolate or a packet of nuts when they become highly stressed or depressed.

You may need therapy to help you with this issue in your life. It can go right back to your childhood. Some people become depressed and anxious and this takes a lot of deep one on one counseling until you feel you are ready to go onto the next step.

It is important to know what triggers you when you feel that you need to eat. When you feel these emotions come up, it is important to have something planned. It could be meditation or a source of mindfulness. You can have music downloaded on your phone. It means that wherever you are, you will be prepared for this.

You won't have to run into the nearest coffee shop because you know how to cope with this. Taking a few deep breaths, followed by a brief guided meditation with background music can ease your anxiety levels. You will eventually feel more calm and relaxed and realize that you are not actually hungry.

A person like this may have to go through intense therapy with a counselor who is more specialized. It is not always easy, but it will pay off at the end of the day. Of course, they still need to go to the coach because they will have the habit that they need to break. Even though they have been through this type of therapy, they are still left with the addiction.

The mindful aspect to losing weigh has been very effective over the last couple of years. Most people with these sorts of problems have tried one diet after the next. But it is the mental aspect that sets them back every time. The mindful approach is so helpful because it trains your brain to help you know when you are hungry.

You will begin to ask yourself whether you really need that chocolate or whether you are simply going to eat it because it is a habit. Of course, it can take time to get to this point. The coach is there to offer support. You will check in every week and you will take note of your improvements, and notice how you have progressed over this time. You will also begin to discover what areas you need to work on. The relationship between the client and the coach are also most important.




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