Reasonably Loud

Kaylee Beattie

We're diving into the noise of diet culture and opening up the wavelengths to take back our voices, defend our passion, and reclaim our health on our terms. Join Kaylee, a personal trainer and intuitive eating counsellor with a lifetime of lived experience wading through diet culture and being told she's too much. We're going to talk, learn and cultivate our authentic health through unapologetic and genuine conversation.

  1. Oct 5

    Volume 13 - Promise, Promises: The Thrilling Honeymoon and Trap of Dieting

    Thank you to Taylor Swift and her new song "Pink Clouding" for the inspiration behind this episode. Starting a new diet feels like a pink cloud: everything is possible, it's something new, and this one - finally, this one - will be the one where the weight stays off. But the inevitable crash brings with it another story. In this episode I explore why dieting is so enticing, why the high doesn't last, why that's not your fault, and a different path we can take instead. Intuitive Eating resources for your exploration: Intuitive Eating 4th Edition by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch Anti-Diet by Christy Harrison Gentle Nutrition by Rachael Hartley -------- The information provided in Reasonably Loud is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional or your own doctor before changing your movement, exercise, or nutrition routines. ------- Reasonably Loud is written, recorded, and hosted entirely by Kaylee Beattie. To ensure this show provides the highest level of service to our community, AI collaboration is utilized during pre-production to assist with technical scheduling, structural formatting, and auditing peer-reviewed behavioral health and neuroscience literature. All coaching philosophies, personal stories, and final script execution are 100% human, authentic, and driven by Kaylee’s 11+ years of professional training experience.

  2. Sep 1

    Volume 8 - Active Ownership: The Anchor, The Rope and The Sway

    The transition from summer to September is it's own unique thing. Have you ever found yourself making a ton of plans and having a ton of expectations to "undo" all the "bad" things you did in the summer? I know I have. How have those plans gone for you in the past? For me, the expectation to go from "nothing" to "everything" usually wound up with a whole lot of "nothing." In this episode we explore the inevitability of the changing seasons, the things that come and go, and how we can maneuver our habits within those changes, while staying committed to our habits, without beating ourselves up if things go awry. ------- The information provided in Reasonably Loud is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional or your own doctor before changing your movement, exercise, or nutrition routines. ------- Reasonably Loud is written, recorded, and hosted entirely by Kaylee Beattie. To ensure this show provides the highest level of service to our community, AI collaboration is utilized during pre-production to assist with technical scheduling, structural formatting, and auditing peer-reviewed behavioral health and neuroscience literature. All coaching philosophies, personal stories, and final script execution are 100% human, authentic, and driven by Kaylee’s 11+ years of professional training experience.

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We're diving into the noise of diet culture and opening up the wavelengths to take back our voices, defend our passion, and reclaim our health on our terms. Join Kaylee, a personal trainer and intuitive eating counsellor with a lifetime of lived experience wading through diet culture and being told she's too much. We're going to talk, learn and cultivate our authentic health through unapologetic and genuine conversation.