I spent most of my teenage years at war with my body before I even had the language for what was happening.
What started as an undiagnosed eating disorder quietly became a way of life. Restricting through the week, bingeing on weekends, picking my body apart in the mirror, overexercising until I was completely exhausted. I genuinely believed I wasn't worthy of being accepted unless I was thin. That I had to earn my place by shrinking myself.
No diet fixed it.
No amount of exercise fixed it.
Because none of it touched the actual problem.
The shift happened when I finally started working on my mind, not just my body. When I stopped treating food as the enemy and started understanding why I was fighting it in the first place. That's when everything changed.
And then I went looking for answers. And what I found made me furious.
Because the deeper I went, the more I saw. The history of it. The way diet culture was deliberately built to keep women insecure, distracted, and spending. The decades of exploitation dressed up as wellness. The systemic, calculated way women have been made to feel like they are never enough, not thin enough, not disciplined enough, not worthy enoug, because an industry profits from that feeling.
The more I learned, the angrier I got. And the more passionate I became about dismantling every single bit of it.
I trained to Level 4 in nutrition and personal training because I wanted to understand the body properly, not just the culture that had been lying to us about it. I went deeper into mindset work, studying, training, sitting in rooms with other coaches pulling apart the psychology of why women shrink themselves. I brought in practices from Buddhism, the ones my partner introduced me to, because the tools that actually quiet the inner critic aren't always found in a textbook. And I kept going, because my clients deserve someone who never stops learning.
I have immersed myself in this world. I have educated myself on what is wrong with society and why women feel the way they do. And that is why I am the person to help you break free from it.
I've been on my own journey with this. I know what it takes. I know what it feels like to sit in the middle of it and not be able to see the way out.
But I also know what it feels like on the other side.
And that's exactly where I'm going to take you.