Podcast
1) People typically know what to do for their health but do not make choices reflective of that awareness. They know “what to do” but struggle with “how to do it”.
2) Patients leave the clinic, treatment plan in hand full of hope and somewhere around the 20-day mark, all their best intentions come crashing in and they find themselves in old habits.
Both situations revealing the basic truth – behaviour modifications as simple as they may seem are difficult to implement.
Hence the birth of this podcast with these short and sweet shares focused on the aspects of Lifestyle Medicine -sleep, stress, nutrition, movement, elimination, mindset.
In these podcasts I will:
Answer the question about how to stay on track with your goals.
Support, inspire and motivate you on your journey.
See you in your struggles, affirm you in the challenge of change and reassure you that you are not alone.
Hope you will tune in.
Lifestyle Medicine Referrals
E45 Loren Crawford – On Movement
E44 Tanya Robertson – On Movement
E43 Angie Wellman – On Mindset
E42 Natasha Moine – On Movement
E41 Caroline Watters – On Mindset
E40 Nathalie Gagnon – On Mindset
E39 Roxanne Joly – On Stress
6-part series
Lifestyle choices during Isolation
E38 Part six: Mindset matters
E37 Part five: Move your body
E36 Part four: Nutrition choices
E35 Part three: Stress
E34 Part two: Sleep
E33 Part one: Finding your anchors
Q&A
E32 Q: Do I need to take supplements?
E31 Q: What’s the best diet to follow?
E30 Q: What’s the deal with detox?
E29 Q: What is the best way to recover from burnout?
E28 Q: Why can’t I stick to my treatment plan?
E27 Q: Why is my PMS getting worse with age?
E26 Q: Why am I waking up in the middle of the night?
Mindset
E25 Being in the middle
E24 What’s your true intention?
E23 The cost of comparisons
E22 Living from your values
E21 Self-acceptance as the starting point!
Movement
E20 On movement: of a different kind
E19 On movement: and aging
E18 Too much of a good thing
E17 Take your tired for a walk
E16 Why do you move (or not)?
Nutrition
E15 Smoothie duty
E14 What if you were not afraid to ask for what you want (and need)?
E13 Better than choice
E12 Why I always have chips in the house
E11 Letting go of the fads
Stress
E10 A gift for you
E9 When good enough is enough
E8 Maybe you don’t need more time!
E7 Get your butt out of bed
E6 Don’t tell me to relax
Sleep
E5 Permission and acceptance
E4 Getting personal
E3 Two sides of the same coin
E2 Two biggest sleep disruptors… you may be surprised!
E1 More than just another health podcast!
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Health Disclaimer
The ultimate goal of this site is to be a resource for knowledge and support. My aim is to provide well-researched information, in order to enable readers to make informed choices and empower themselves to take better care of their health.
The information on this site, or in any of my programs, is NOT for:
People suffering from untreated medical conditions or unexplained symptoms. This information on this site is not intended to diagnose, assess or treat your health concerns or conditions. Please seek medical/psychological help and come back to this space when you’re getting appropriate treatment and care. This space is about the steps it takes to support a healthy lifestyle.
I, Kristy Lewis – do not in any way seek to impose my views on readers, but rather encourage them to seek out any professional help they may need (in whatever form that may take) and discover what works for them. This said I do not advocate that any of the information on this site be taken as medical guidance or advice, but that it merely acts as a platform for the enquiry so that readers may explore new ways of looking at health.
The information published on this site or written as guest posts by Kristy Lewis on other websites is not intended to act as a substitute for the advice of medical professionals, and should not be taken as such. Full responsibility for this lies entirely with the individual. I cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from the use of information on this site, and cannot accept responsibility for any injuries or illness which may arise if the reader fails to take the appropriate medical advice.