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There is a lot of advice out there, both from those around you and from the infinite source of information in the digital world. It seems straightforward and has often been made accessible into clear steps or bullet points. But in today’s often frantic world, it isn’t easy to change habits or make space for healthier living. The more times you resolve or promise to change and don’t manage, the more it undermines your self-belief in being able to change. We struggle to follow even those simple steps “made easy”: how demoralising is that?!


Health Coaching provides a way to escape that vicious circle with a constructive framework to support and motivate your initiatives towards your goals and healthier lifestyle.  It isn’t about finding another set of rules or someone else’s guidebook, but helping you articulate your own approach, a new stance to hold fast in the fray of life’s challenges.


I came to coaching after a period of stress and burnout 18 months into the pandemic working as a NHS GP. I was surprised how quickly a nihilistic mood could sweep through me and dispel any hope for the future, and in particular how it could wipe out any confidence I had in myself to reach a happier situation. Coaching allowed me the space to pause and feel this pain without blame or recrimination. Through a supportive interaction with my coach, I was able to build back my confidence in a nurturing way, and rather than feeling solutions were imposed on me from outside, I found my own answers with the strategies to implement them. Instead of being driven, I was still at the steering wheel myself; even if I didn’t know the exact road yet, I had a clear picture of where I wanted to drive.


Choosing your own road ahead, into the sunshine
The road ahead

The main reassurance was that in order to become healthier, I could hold on to what is important: being able to have fun, to feel free to make my own choices and to keep a broad perspective on what health means. Because I wasn’t following someone else’s rules, I didn’t feel restricted or limited by tiresome obsessions over what I couldn’t eat or drink, or how I had to exercise. I could build in what I loved doing in a way that made sense to me, while also guarding against unsustainable and unhealthy habits.


Health Coaching can build your self-belief and confidence to make changes towards your personal goals that coaching will help you articulate and describe. This positive spiral will truly ignite the change in your life that you have been seeking and give you a fresh and effective approach to live by.


Support yourself in a new Health Coaching approach in your New Year Resolutions for 2024 with The Longevity Docs- book a session for yourself and/or for your loved ones!

 
 
 

We were extremely happy to join Bramham therapy (Marlborough) today, responding to feedback and demand for in-person consultations.

We offer consultations there starting from tomorrow (December 2023), so book your slot now and we look forward to providing you with a warm welcome!



Dr Andrew Fisher and Dr Angus Tallini celebrate the launch of in person consultations
Dr Andrew Fisher and Dr Angus Tallini



 
 
 
  • Nov 20, 2023
  • 1 min read


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One of the biggest factors standing in the way of longevity is frailty,


A recent huge meta-analysis study (highest level of data for a clinical study that gives the most significant results) has shown that risk of frailty can be reduced by a Mediterranean diet. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37087024/


But what is a Mediterranean diet? Listed below are the key dietary pointers to achieving a Mediterranean diet used in this meta-analysis, so try to consider these when you plan your meals...


  • Every main meal: Incorporate 2 or more servings of vegetables with a variety of colours and textures, olive oil, 1 cereal (preferably wholegrain, can include bread pasta rice etc)


  • Every day: 1-2 servings of olive is/nuts/seeds, 1-2 servings of herbs/spices/garlic/onions to achieve variety of flavoured. You can also include 2 servings of low fat dairy daily in the Mediterranean diet.


  • Every week to include: 2 or more servings of legumes, 2 or more servings of fish/seafood, 2 servings of white meat, 2-4 servings of eggs,

  • Every week to limit: Less than 3 servings of potatoes, 2 or less servings of sweet treats, less than 2 servings of red meat, avoid processed meats but one or less serving if needs be!


If you are finding it difficult to incorporate this advice into your regime why not book a consultation with thelongevitydocs.com so we can provide you with personalise advice and infographics to help!


Dr Andrew Fisher, November 2023

 
 
 
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