People pleasing behaviour is addictive.
Sarah Hofing Sarah Hofing

People pleasing behaviour is addictive.

It went south from there. One of the girls, one of my closest friends decided to shame me in front of the other girls. They all decided they no longer wanted to be friends with me. This girl told all of the other girls the secret AND how I had told. Then she wrote me a 5 page hate letter. It was all folded - if you went to school in the 90’s you remember! It was awful. I tried calling each girl, some answered and talked to me and I apologized and others just ignored me.

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Word to the Woo
Sarah Hofing Sarah Hofing

Word to the Woo

I am able to use my gifts in my practice as an emotional eating life coach. An example is I help my clients journey to their inner child. They tell me a memory in a few details, I am able to journey with them and see everything they see and watch them heal their childhood self and provide them with a safe person who is guiding them. We then do a technique called Emotional Freedom Technique or EFT to help move the emotions through the body. We go through a few rounds where I am having them repeat what I am saying to help move the emotions and I often will just have words coming out of my mouth that are being channeled through me. My clients often say how much it resonates with them and how it really got to the core of their issue.

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Don’t think of the Yellow Elephant
Sarah Hofing Sarah Hofing

Don’t think of the Yellow Elephant

So if we continuously are told what not to eat and have to follow strict guidelines… what do you think our brain is going to do? It cannot process the negative so we will only be thinking of the foods and eventually self sabotage because we cannot get those foods out of our head. It’s not you… diets just don’t work.

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Bring it back to neutral
Sarah Hofing Sarah Hofing

Bring it back to neutral

The diet industry has us labeling food as good or bad but what if we brought it back to neutral. When we do this and eat the "bad" food, we associate it with "I am bad". It becomes a part of our belief system and creates shame in the body. What if we mindfully ate what our body needed and created safety instead of shame?

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Your relationship with food
Sarah Hofing Sarah Hofing

Your relationship with food

I truly believe that when you stop restricting and actually learn WHY you self sabotage and where your emotional eating comes from you start to create a safe environment for your body to reside in. When we are on a diet and restricting we are in a constant state of deprivation, maybe it’s in food or in our mind but our needs are usually not being met. Once your body knows it’s safe, the weight will fall off.

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