
4 Steps to Feel in Control With Food After Work, for Women in Healthcare
Eating Habits for Life · Kate Johnston
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Show Notes
Women in healthcare and similar roles are incredibly prone to losing control with food after work.
This shows up as:
- Stopping for takeout on the way home
- Binge eating snacks when you get home
- Overeating at dinner
- Mindless snacking at night
And the reason for this, will surprise you.
(Hint: It has something to do with your gifts rather than any flaws.)
So tune in to truly understand:
- Why these eating habits occur
- What's making them worse
- What to do instead (that's COMPLETELY opposite of what you're doing now)
- 4 steps you can start doing today to feel more in control with food after work
Made with love for women in healthcare and similar care-giving or service-based roles. 🤍
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*The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.