If you've been struggling, be sure to have a listen, take notes (this episode is full of great info), and learn how you can support yourself through it all.
Dr. Andrew Hill is one of the top neurofeedback practitioners and peak performance coaches in the country. He holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from UCLA's department of Psychology and works as a functional neuroscientist and biohacking coach to support brain optimization. Dr. Hill is the founder of Peak Brain Institute, host of the Head First Podcast, and lectured at UCLA for over a decade on psychology, neuroscience, and gerontology topics.
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If your relationship to food has been under stress, especially with the state of the world being in such chaos, this episode is for you. Having Carolyn on the show is a complete honor for me. She is is a world renowned, highly sought-after clinician, teacher, author, and international speaker.
Carolyn continues to offer consultations to clients and clinicians, speaks at national and international conferences, and appears as a guest on numerous podcasts and interviews.
Carolyn is an active, passionate, inspiring force in the eating disorder field.
Do you notice yourself afraid of hurting other people’s feelings? Avoiding conflict? Having difficulty saying “no”? Over-extending? Over-apologizing? Conforming to the people around you? Ignoring your own needs for the sake of others?
If you want to learn more, you can head to her website: nancylevin.com/
If you are experiencing mental health challenges and/or burn out, heightened stress, or any symptoms listed above, be sure to listen to this weeks brand new SATIATE episode: "On Healing Adrenal Fatigue" with Dr. Erin Kinney.
Now is the time to amplify your self-care, to deepen the connection and community in your life, and to remember to ask for support when you need it!
In honor of valentines weekend and getting out of our own way, I have a very special episode of SATIATE for you.
Find out more about Michelle Hannah: www.michellerhannah.com/
Check out her two books!
If you are looking for some ways to take this even deeper, be sure to listen to this weeks podcast episode where my guest, Athina Crilley, shares what can happen when we give into diet culture (including her personal story and all the damage that ensued) rather than learning to eat to feel how we want to feel, be present with our feelings, and create capacity to hold it all.
This is the first episode on the new SATIATE season, and we are surely starting the season STRONG!
I love the work Dr. Panda does, and I also love his personal story in how he became a world renowned Circadian Scientist. I hope you enjoy this incredible new episode in celebration of the changing of the season and the darkest day of the year.
Have you considered your food story?
Today's conversation will surely inspire you to do so!
Your food story includes the traditions, heartful memories, the struggles, the beliefs, the characters, the pivotal moments that shaped our eating, and all that has occurred within our (often complex!) relationship to food.
We know our health is much more than what is on our plates and our mindset is a powerful ingredient to consider. I hope you enjoy this opportunity to visit (or re-visit) your food story.
Today's SATIATE episode and book recommendation (with a delicious bonus recipe) may be the perfect navigation for you to begin your food story journey.
In this episode, I will walk you through the why’s and how’s to igniting your metabolism, especially if you are struggling with many of today’s most common struggles and health issues.
Understanding how to best fuel your body (to feel how you want to feel) is one of the most complex conundrums of our time –– especially if you are trying to sort it out all on your own.
Making peace with your plate has never been more confusing.
After talking with my client, Taylor Patrice, I learned that the most needed items in the German Afghan refugee camps she is working in are underwear, feminine hygiene products and hijabs.
That said, this issue does not lie merely in the fact that people need bloomers. While these items are not only significant to their comprehensive health, they also play a crucial role in the physical and sexual safety of refugees.
Hijabs too? Yes hijabs too. This is where cultural understanding and nuance comes into play.
Join me and my dear friend and retreat partner, Lauren Lewis, as we take you deep into the backend of our retreats –– our greatest challenges, our biggest lessons in leading, how we carve out time for ourselves, and how we have learned to navigate it all together.
This is a different style of podcast as we are interviewing each other.
Eat. Breathe. Nourish. 2022, with Sue Van Raes and Lauren Lewis:
Jennifer Braun began to serve disadvantaged women and children in Afghanistan, Haiti, and now Uganda –– training midwives world-over since 2004.
She is the executive director of International Midwife Assistance (IMA), originally created by a group of women alarmed by the dismal state of maternal/child health in Afghanistan and eventually Haiti and Uganda.
They began with a mission in which every woman would have access to a qualified attendant and lifesaving resources throughout her pregnancy and birth.
If you are interested in supporting IMA or their sister non-profit in Uganda, The Teso Motherhood Project
This is an important episode with insider insights from Jennifer about the challenging state of Afghanistan and the women who live there.
Soft Is The New Strong {With Sara Avant Stover}
Join me and special guest, Sara Avant Stover as we explore living from the more feminine and intuitive approach within yoga and meditation to healing on a deeper level — while coming home to a more feminine orientation of life.
Sara Avant Stover is a two time bestselling author, teacher of feminine spirituality, yoga and meditation instructor, and an Internal Family Systems (IFS) practitioner.
Be sure to check out Sara’s intimate, transformative, online intensive where you’ll become certified to teach yoga & meditation for women, while also deepening your practice. Participate from the comfort of your own home –– without the hassle and expense of needing to travel: Women’s Yoga Teacher Training.
Also, Sara gifted us with a generous coupon code of $100 off with the code SUEWYTT
The World Within Your Vagina {With Dr. Jodie Horton}
I want to invite you to join me in changing the narrative on your health care: to feel free to talk about your body (and your vagina), to ask the taboo questions that you deserve to know about in how to tend to and care for your health including your vaginal microbiome, and to embrace the pleasure and wisdom within your pelvis.
Dr Jodie Horton, and her work with Love Wellness and The Love Club, has a mission to change how we talk about and care for our vaginal health. Enjoy this informative (and slightly taboo) conversation about your vagina and learn what you can do to live well within this important aspect women's health.
Sailing Through Summer ~ Become The Master Of Your Metabolism
In celebration of my new summer mini-program METABOLIC MASTERY (and this past weeks incredible free masterclass, soon to be available on demand), here is an extra special episode on SATIATE.
Listen and learn the 5 non-food ingredients to include in your metabolic plan, and how you can fuel your life to feel how you want to feel.
This is what I ultimately want for you, for me, and for all of us!
Kiss The Earth {With James McMillan}
Join me on SATIATE with special guest James McMillan.
James is a permaculture, sustainability and wellness expert and founder of Folsom Point Nutrition.
In this important conversation, learn about net-gain eating, regenerative farming, the original superfood and how you can eat to love your body and the planet.
Plus, enjoy a 15% discount on his brand new product with the code SATIATE over at Folsom Point Nutrition.
These Levels Mean Everything
In today's brand new solo episode, I share with you the five things I have affirmed with my CGM (continuous glucose monitor) and five things you can do and why.
If you have struggled with what to eat, weight gain, low energy, disordered eating, a sluggish metabolism, trouble sleeping, brain fog, migraines, inflammation, hormonal imbalance, diabetes, hypothyroid, Hashimoto's, unmanageable cravings, food addiction, or almost any health issue under the sun (as most health issues start with blood sugar and insulin), this episode is for you.
Make Friends With Food {With Sadie Radinsky}
Sadie is a writer, recipe creator, and freshman at UC Berkeley. Through healing her chronic digestive pain and nausea at age 12, she has touched the lives of girls and women worldwide with her award-winning blog where she shares Paleo treat recipes and advice for living an empowered life. She has appeared in national media outlets and other platforms including The New York Times, Rachael Ray, E! Daily Pop, ABC TV, Paleo, Shape, Justine, Cherry Bombe, and mindbodygreen, to name a few.
The New F-Word {With Lisa Fierer}
Lisa Fierer is a dynamic speaker, an accredited “Master” yoga teacher, author and a Forgiveness Educator. Lisa trains people and companies to cultivate the #1 skill needed to reduce stress and increase productivity: Forgiveness.
Today she shares her personal story and journey to forgiveness: A twelve year old Lisa called out of class to the principles office and told her mother has been killed and her father arrested for the crime. With her proven method of Fear Less –– Forgive More, Lisa uses humor, storytelling and yogic principles to teach people and companies to let go of debilitating beliefs and discover the freedom and joy of life. If you feel bogged down by your past, this episode will help guide you in a dynamic spring renewal.
Also, be sure to check out Lisa’s new book: THRIST, A Memoir
Every Choice Is A Chance {With Elizabeth Benton}
After decades of feeling trapped by her mindset, Elizabeth Benton shifted her whole life by proving her own stories wrong. Elizabeth Benton, author of Chasing Cupcakes and founder of Primal Potential, will help you write and live your new story, in which you can, you will, as you already have everything you need to make it happen.
In our dynamic conversation today we explore Elizabeth's journey in healing her lifelong food and body image challenges as well as repairing her exorbitant debt, what they have in common and what she learned in the process.
