About
What I Do
Mid-life changes your body — whether you’re already noticing it, or want to stay ahead of it.
Type 2 diabetes. High cholesterol. High blood pressure. Belly fat that won’t shift. Inflammation. Weight gain that seems to appear from nowhere.
None of this happens overnight. It sneaks up on you slowly — until one day, it suddenly matters.
We’ve probably been doing what we’ve always done and notice unexpected things start to happen. That’s because the body simply doesn’t run the way it did at 30. We need a different approach. But despite the best of intentions, changing long-held habits alone is really tough.
That’s the work we do together. I bring the science of healthy ageing, well-researched findings, and proven coaching methods. You bring your life, your preferences, your goals. Together, we build changes that actually stick — not a generic plan, your plan.
Why I Do It
Who I Work With
- have been advised by their doctor to change their diet or lifestyle,
- want to reduce the heart-harming effects of high blood pressure, pre-diabetes, type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, inflammation, or belly fat,
- feel overwhelmed by conflicting information and don’t know how or where to start,
- require support and accountability on this journey,
- want to feel strong again — physically and mentally,
- want their retirement years healthy, not just long
Scope Of Practice
- Information based on the most recent, science-backed research
- Tools to help achieve realistic, manageable goals
- Motivation and accountability to build healthy habits long-term
- Encouragement during challenging times
- Support in developing new patterns for healthy living, in line with your healthcare provider’s advice
A health coach does NOT:
- Diagnose/treat physical or psychological condition
- Provide specific nutritional advice
- Prescribe medication or supplements
- Work with addictions
- Impose decisions or choices on you