Self-defeating behaviour interferes with the best-laid plans and goals, often leaving us with the fear that we may just not be good enough. The fear of failing to yet again achieve our hopes and dreams can keep us trapped in a cycle of trying and failing for many years.
Although we may not have consciously chosen to be where we are, we do get to consciously choose to change.
Coaching can help you gain control over your self-sabotage so that you will be confident and positive in your ability to break free from all that has kept you from achieving what it is that you want from life.
The system
Binge behaviour usually becomes a regular occurrence leaving the person engaging in the behaviour filled with feelings of shame at not being able to stop, being yet another reason someone does struggle to stop their negative behaviour! Often the lack of control spills over to other areas of one's life and can have a dramatic effect on work, career, and relationships with family and friends.
A rather unglamorous trick of mind, when combined with a few other techniques, has been very successful in creating an about turn in binge behaviour, quickly having us back in control, achieving our goals and living our lives free of obsessions.
CONTROL FOOD URGES
Most diets fail because they don’t teach us how to manage our food urges and desires… especially when stimulated by the abundance of tempting smells, tastes and images. But with the NBA system you can…
End emotional
eating
Stop
overeating
Create
strong motivation
Food
obsession freedom
How it works
Eliminate binges
Immediate change
Your own food plan
Lose weight
Is Let's Change Now for you?
If your answer to two or more of the questions below is “Yes”, then the Never Binge Again system could help you immensely…
Question 1
Q1
You’ve tried diet after diet with no permanent success…
Question 2
Q2
You feel driven to eat when you’re not hungry (emotional overeating)…
Question 3
Q3
You sometimes feel guilty or ashamed of what you’ve eaten…
Question 4
Q4
You constantly think about food and/or your weight…
Question 5
Q5
You sometimes feel you can’t stop eating even though you’re full…
Question 6
Q6
You behave differently with food in private than you do when you’re with other people…
Your coach
Linda Wearne
I was “put on” to my first diet when I was 10 and by the time I was 14 I had been on various diets, so resentment about my weight had set in from an early age and I particularly hated the feeling of “The Thin Ones” looking down their noses at me.
However, as a young person, this all loosely translated to:
- Overweight, equaled "NO Romance" in my life
- Thin, did equal “Romance” in my life
The end result being that the weight loss was short lived too as I would soon find myself returning to the trustworthy comfort of my favourite feel-good foods, and in particular, Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate, which had the added benefit that it helped me sleep.
By now serious bad behavior around food had set in: trying out every new diet, hoping for "the answer", then bingeing, followed by fasting.
My self-sabotaging, really depressed me, and I had no idea how to stop it or even WHY I did this. I had tried to get help via a psychiatrist, psychologist, hypnotist, I'd tried acupuncture and self-hypnosis too, ALL in an effort to try and understand WHY I kept on doing this, so that I could finally stop doing it. Read Linda's story here
Your coach: Linda Wearne
I was “put on” to my first diet when I was 10 and by the time I was 14 I had been on various diets, so resentment about my weight had set in from an early age and I particularly hated the feeling of “The Thin Ones” looking down their noses at me.
However, as a young person, this all loosely translated to:
- Overweight, equaled "NO Romance" in my life
- Thin, did equal “Romance” in my life
The end result being that the weight loss was short lived too as I would soon find myself returning to the trustworthy comfort of my favourite feel-good foods, and in particular, Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate, which had the added benefit that it helped me sleep.
By now serious bad behavior around food had set in: trying out every new diet, hoping for "the answer", then bingeing, followed by fasting.
My self-sabotaging, really depressed me, and I had no idea how to stop it or even WHY I did this. I had tried to get help via a psychiatrist, psychologist, hypnotist, I'd tried acupuncture and self-hypnosis too, ALL in an effort to try and understand WHY I kept on doing this, so that I could finally stop doing it. Read Linda's story here
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