The Paul Dermody Podcast Paul Dermody

In this episode, Paul discusses 14 ways to NOT break the overeat-restrict cycle. These are some of the common and significant roadblocks his clients struggle with. 
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Paul discusses a question he received on Ester weekend - "How do I not press the f**k it button this Easter?" 
Waiting until Easter Sunday to ask this is like asking how to learn to swim today. You can receive cliches that help you stay afloat - mindful eating, don't restrict - but the fear of drowning remains. The risk is asking this same question every occasion for the rest of your life.
This episode is about healing your relationship with food and some ideas on how to do it. 
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Patterns of behaviour that once spared us embarrassment, shame or judgment might now be the source of our pain as adults.
Secret eating once got us through a tough period and now it's the only way we cope.
Intense restrcition offered us control and now it's the reason we overeat.
We can ask ourselves "In what circumstance did this peculiar behaviour once make sense?"
Then, gently, we can begin to coax ourselves towards better solutions here and now.

Most people rely on inner conflict to make eating choices. We want to shift organically into calm, controlled, self-assured decisions.
So, let's talk about the audit. A behavioural audit. A period where the focus isn't as much on strict change as it is observation.
What has worked? What hasn't? Who do you want to be on the journey? What is and isn't worth it? How do you develop confidence, self-awareness and control around eating? 
Paul transitioned into the online space six years ago with over 6,000 hours of 1 to 1 Personal Training behind him. He specialises in helping you find calmness and joy in food, understand your core food values and how to apply it all to your life successfully.
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These are four important ideas that so often go overlooked.
It is normal to stop eating your favourite foods whilst still wanting more. When people say they're addicted to sugar, it is usually because certain foods have become their only "go-to" when stressed or sad. You cannot fix your relationship with food with more food rules There is only one effective strategy after overeating, and it's unspectacular: get back to eating normally. Paul transitioned into the online space six years ago with over 8,000 hours of 1 to 1 Personal Training. He specialises in helping you find calmness and joy in food, understand your core food values and how to apply it all to your life successfully.
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There is a science to many eating behaviours, but there is also an art - and like art, it is subjective to each of us. Here are a few thoughts from my morning walk worth contemplating.
Paul transitioned into the online space six years ago with over 6,000 hours of 1 to 1 Personal Training behind him. He specialises in helping you find calmness and joy in food, understand your core food values and how to apply it all to your life successfully.
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