by Elizabeth Sherman | Jan 6, 2026 | Blog Post
If you want to stop overeating after the holidays, don’t get stricter – build three skills: wake up before you eat (out of autopilot), build self-trust around treats, and end the restrict–binge–regret cycle by eating in a way you can actually repeat in real...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Dec 23, 2025 | body image, Podcast
Most women in midlife know what it feels like to hit a wall with their health – the fatigue that won’t go away, the weight that won’t budge, the anxiety that shows up out of nowhere. And when you’re stuck in that place, it’s easy to believe there is no way...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Dec 15, 2025 | Blog Post
When you’re tired and nothing sounds good, the goal isn’t to “cook a real meal from scratch”—it’s to use a pre-decided low-energy dinner plan (shortcuts + simple mix-and-match) so you can eat well without thinking too hard. TL;DR Here’s what matters when your brain is...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Dec 14, 2025 | Blog Post, general wellness
Weekends feel harder because you’re on a different “operating system”—less structure, more permission, more social cues, and more fatigue—so your brain defaults to convenience, reward, and connection unless you build one small, repeatable support. TL;DR (Save This)...
by Elizabeth Sherman | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog Post
Nighttime eating usually isn’t about willpower; it’s a habit loop your brain has built (cue -> craving -> behavior -> reward), especially in midlife, and it changes when you understand that loop and gently retrain it—instead of going cold turkey. Nighttime...
