How to manage your holidays so you can feel great and lose the fat pants

The hol­i­days are such a won­der­ful time of year. Cel­e­bra­tions with our friends and fam­ily, prepa­ra­tions to make, cook­ing and shar­ing all kinds of treats.  To top it off it seems like every where we turn there are cookies.

Under­neath all the merriment:

  • Do you find your­self dread­ing the fast pace of the hol­i­day season?
  • Does the con­stant pres­ence of sweets, alco­hol or food make you dread putting on your clothes?
  • Does your rou­tine get derailed by the con­tin­u­ous demands of the season?
  • Do you expect to eat badly over the hol­i­days because there is too much to do, too lit­tle time and con­ve­nience is the order of the day?Wellness throughout the holiday season

Stop dread­ing the hol­i­day sea­son.  You should be look­ing for­ward to spend­ing time with loved ones, enjoy­ing shar­ing gifts and feel nour­ished and energetic.

Hav­ing sup­port from a health coach can get you through the sea­son.  Theresa Grisanti has been study­ing health and well­ness for over 20 years.  Her suc­cess­ful health coach­ing busi­ness has helped peo­ple to find and main­tain healthy lifestyle rou­tines to sup­port a vital, ener­getic life.  Theresa is adept at help­ing peo­ple under­stand their blocks around gain­ing health and get off the diet roller coaster.  If you are want to get through the hol­i­days feel­ing strong and con­fi­dent the Sea­son of Well­ness pro­gram is for you.

If you want con­tin­ual, one-on-one sup­port through­out the hol­i­days this pro­gram is for you.

  • Weekly phone ses­sions to estab­lish and sup­port your goals for the holidays
  • Unlim­ited email and text support
  • Tools and resources to sup­port your well-being

Get through the hol­i­days feel­ing great and enjoy­ing the sea­son of giv­ing. You owe it to your­self to con­tact Theresa for a FREE consultation.

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1 comment to How to manage your holidays so you can feel great and lose the fat pants

  • Hello Theresa,

    This is a great reminder. Every­thing inten­si­fies around the Hol­i­days. Emo­tional, men­tal and phys­i­cal energy all become engaged simul­ta­ne­ously and our abil­ity to rely upon our cop­ing skills is com­pro­mised. As a result, we find our­selves in “fight or flight” mode or we recluse. In any case, var­i­ous degrees of stress becomes the rule and not the exception.

    As a reflex­ol­o­gist, I see this phe­nom­e­non not only at the hol­i­days, but also dur­ing times of life changes. Wed­dings, funer­als, argu­ments, kids going off to school, job changes, etc. Rec­og­niz­ing, objec­ti­fy­ing and accept­ing the fact we are going through some­thing quite over­whelm­ing are the steps required to bal­anc­ing the psyche.

    Your work, coun­sel­ing — and mine, reflex­ol­ogy — are very sim­i­lar. We attempt to explore ways to mit­i­gate stress and pro­vide for heal­ing, hap­pi­ness and empow­er­ment to fill the vac­uum cre­ated after stress­ful con­di­tions are overcome.

    Thank you for all you do!

    Happy Thanks­giv­ing!

    Wayne Nel­son
    Red­mond Reflex­ol­ogy
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