Ever wondered why most diets lead to short-term weight loss but long-term frustration? In this episode, we unpack the truth behind why so many diets fail and why regaining weight is more common than you think. In this episode, we share information about research behind dieting failures, the weight loss industry's misleading tactics, and why we need to rethink what “success” looks like when it comes to improving your health. This episode will help you explore more sustainable ways to improve your relationship with food, exercise, and your body. Learn practical strategies to move away from diet culture and embrace a healthier, happier you.

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Charlotte Markey, a leading body image scientist and psychology professor at Rutgers University. With nearly three decades of research on body image and eating behaviors, Dr. Markey provides invaluable insights into how we perceive our bodies, self-acceptance, the impact of social media, and strategies for developing a healthier relationship with body image.

We explore the concept of maladaptive body image behaviors, how parents can positively influence their children’s body image, and why promoting body positivity is essential for mental health. Dr. Markey also shares her experiences in writing her Body Image Book Series and discusses the role of self-compassion and acceptance in body image healing.

The episode explores topics like inner child work, emotional healing, and how our early life experiences shape our current relationships, especially with ourselves. From fitness to mental health, they discuss how understanding the "why" behind our struggles allows us to fix them at the root, rather than just treating the symptoms.

You can improve well-being by shifting focus to controllable aspects of your life. In this episode, we dive into the surprising ways you may have more influence over your life than you realize. We’ll explore how shifting your focus to the things you can actively shape, rather than getting caught up in what’s beyond your reach, can lead to a more balanced and fulfilling life.

Are you trapped in the cycle of diet culutre, but are curious to take the leap to intuitive eating? In this episode, we are joined by Amy Thomas about her journey from just that!

Amy Thomas shares her powerful story of transitioning from the pressures of diet culture to embracing intuitive eating. We chat about Amy's resilience, self-discovery, and breaking free from the societal expectations that many of us struggle with when it comes to our body image and diets. 

Ever find yourself daydreaming about chocolate or craving those salty chips like there's no tomorrow? You're not alone! 

In this episode we're dishing out the real talk on food cravings—why they happen and what we can do about them. From understanding the difference between physical hunger and that emotional mindset, to sharing tips that actually work (and a few that don't), we’re covering it all.

In this episode, we dive deep into those harsh, self-critical thoughts that sometimes surface when we look at ourselves in the mirror. Maria shares a personal moment of trying on clothes and the internal dialogue that followed—

The hosts explore why we do this to ourselves and how we can shift towards kinder, more compassionate self-talk. Find practical tips and compassionate advice to work through your self critic.

Discover the inspiring journey of Kyla, a body positivity advocate and dancer who overcame open heart surgery to find self-love through movement. Learn how to embrace your body, build resilience, and silence your inner critic. Get inspired by Kyla’s story of healing, empowerment, and the transformative power of dance.

Beyond the athleticism: Dive into a candid conversation about mental health, body positivity, and the pressures faced by elite athletes. Tara, Elizabeth, and Maria challenge stereotypes, celebrate diversity, and inspire listeners to prioritize well-being.

Health. Empowerment. Recovery. Discover Dr. Gina Hahn's H.E.R. program, offering FREE resources for women's health – pregnancy, postpartum, menopause & beyond! Learn about:

Postpartum recovery: Rest, importance of recovery, societal pressures on body image & safe exercise after childbirth.

Pelvic floor health: Expert physical therapist Dr. Gina Hahn (FX Physical Therapy) empowers women with practical tips.

Women's health across life stages: Free resources & support for various stages of womanhood.

Feeling overwhelmed by life changes? You're not alone! This episode explores navigating life's transitions, from breakups to career shifts. Learn self-care tips, how to deal with your emotions, and why social support is key. Get expert advice from Tara, Maria, and Elizabeth and discover how to thrive during any transition.

In this episode of Wellness Rebranded, Elizabeth, Maria and Tara discuss the concept of intuitive eating. They talk about how intuitive eating extends beyond food to encompass intuitive living. Elizabeth shares how intuitive eating helps reclaim mental space from dieting, fosters self-trust, and improves overall personal well-being. They highlight the widespread benefits of intuitive eating in various life aspects like workplaces, family dynamics, and individual behaviors. The conversation also touches on challenging diet culture and bringing up children with healthy food and body confidence. Elizabeth elaborates on her work in the community, offering workshops, corporate wellness programs, and personal coaching, while encouraging listeners to join her supportive and educational initiatives.

Grieving? You're not alone. This episode tackles all things grief, from loss of all kinds. Therapist Marna Brickman helps you understand and navigate your emotions. Find healing & support, wherever you are.

Maria, a mental health therapist, shares what is mental health REALLY, the #1 lesson she learned about mental health from working in a psychiatric emergency room… and how it can help you and more!

Elizabeth, a registered dietitian, shares her experience with weight-centric healthcare after being told to lose weight for high cholesterol. Discover her insights on intuitive eating and the impact of reducing health to the single metric of weight.

Tara is a true fitness enthusiast and has been a personal trainer for 21 years. She loves science and uses the latest research to help her clients understand the why behind the health and wellness programs that she provides. Tara earned a Bachelors in Exercise and Sports Science from BYU-Hawaii and M.S. Human Movement: Sports Conditioning at Still University of Health Sciences.

Tara has expertinse in Strength and Conditioning, Pre-Post Natal Fitness, and Rebranding Wellness. As a plus size personal trainer, she is rewriting what society says is “the health standard.”

Join hosts Tara, Elizabeth, and Maria as they delve into the pervasive issue of weight stigma in our culture. They're joined by thought leader Ragen Chastain, a speaker, writer, and healthcare advocate renowned for her expertise in weight science and health. Discover insightful discussions, backed by Ragen's extensive experience as a researcher and health professional, alongside her unique blend of humor and hard facts. Explore the complexities of weight stigma and its impact on health and healthcare in this engaging podcast.

Join Tara as she guides you through a fitness self-assessment. This essential episode is perfect for both fitness enthusiasts and beginners, emphasizing the importance of knowing your baseline to track progress and prevent injuries. Improve your physical health, emotional wellness, and body image by understanding your starting point.

Join Eden, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist specializing in eating disorders and PCOS, as she discusses food freedom, weight inclusivity, and the Health At Every Size (HAES) approach. Learn about the signs and types of eating disorders, the importance of gentle nutrition, and how to approach discussions on disordered eating. Discover insights into binge eating, atypical anorexia, orthorexia, and more, and get tips for dealing with skeptical professionals.

Have you heard influencers claim that "walking isn't exercise"? We're here to call BS! Join The Healing Trio, Maria, Elizabeth, and Tara, as they dive into the harms of diet culture, social media, and health fear-mongering. Get ready for a spicy discussion as they debunk myths and misinformation. Explore how diet culture affects mental health, nutrition, and fitness, and remember, there are no quick fixes. If you have health and wellness concerns, feel free to reach out to Maria, Elizabeth, and Tara via the links below.