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Life Caoching Sydney, help with Orthorexics

You may have heard of this disorder- it’s when sufferers like to focus on ‘righteous’ eating and have rigid rules about avoiding certain foods. It came to our attention when Amelia Hill the social affairs correspondent for the Guardian at a UK publication published her article talking all about it.

In her article she explained that the condition was named by a Californian doctor, Steven Bratman, in 1997, and is described as a “fixation on righteous eating”. Until a few years ago, there were so few sufferers that doctors usually included them under the catch-all label of “Ednos” – eating disorders not otherwise recognised. Now, experts say, Orthorexics take up such a significant proportion of the Ednos group that they should be treated separately.

Some of the tell tail signs to look out for:

* Rigid rules around eating.
* Refusing to touch sugar, salt, caffeine, alcohol, wheat, gluten, yeast, soya, corn and dairy foods.
* Any foods that have come into contact with pesticides, herbicides or contain artificial additives.

So basically if you are eating for good health you are mentally sick. Given that we like to keep you up to date with techniques that NLP and Time Line Therapy ® are used for, we thought it would be prudent to give you the run down on assisting people with this disorder.

Here are the steps

1. Reframe that eating bad will shorten or affect your life or health; it’s ok to die early.
2. Reframe that genetically modified food is simply better food that is more profitable.
3. Use TLT techniques to let go of the Limiting Decisions that any food is bad and that you are happy to die over weight and young.
4. Do parts integration for the conflict on sugar being bad.
5. Set goals for eating bad food and feeling and living a shorter life!

All jokes aside you do have to worry when eating healthy is an eating disorder. Some say it’s a sign that we Orthorexics are winning the battle on poor eating.

What worries me is that some people will actually not relise I was joking and will be wanting to book a session with me to assist them with this made up disorder!

Of course not all eating disorders are to be joked about. Many serious eating disorders can be assited with the help of a coach so do make sure that you seek advice if you think that your eating behavior is not going the way you would like it!

I say Orthorexics unit!!

Life Coach Sydney looks at NLP Coaching vs. Career Counseling

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In this session we are going to look at the different ways Life Coach Sydney and NLP Coaching can get results and the difference that makes the difference. In this entry we are looking at the difference between Life Coach Sydney & NLP Coaching and career counselling. Many times people think or believe a life coach is to help guide them in there career. Here we look at the how NLP Coaching is different.

“Career counsellors help their clients to get a job. Career counsellors might repackage clients to appear more hireable for their job interviews. Career counsellors do not help clients to become business owners or independent contractors. Career counsellors are mostly loyal to whoever pays them, and rarely form a strong bond with their clients”.

NLP COACHING

NLP Coaching assists the Client to determine his values, Metaprograms, strategies, positive and supportive decisions and belief structures, and future goals and outcomes. In this way the Coach helps the Client to move into the position, job or career best suited for his present and future. If the Client’s goal is to become an entrepreneur, business owner or independent contractor, NLP Coaching supports him in this development. If the Client’s goal is to simply achieve new objectives in his present career, NLP Coaching supports uncritically this outcome.

So you can see how NLP Coaching is different to forms of training and the benefit of NLP coaching. This is not to say that traditional forms of training does not work or that NLP coaching is better, it’s just different. It is important to understand the difference as sometimes people will compare and in most cases the comparison are quite different

Life Coach Sydney looks at NLP Coaching vs. traditional forms of training

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In this session we are going to look at the different ways life coach sydney & NLP Coaching can get results and the difference that makes the difference. In this entry Life Coach Sydney are looking at the difference between NLP Coaching and traditional forms of training.

THE TRAINING PROCESS focuses on teaching the students how to perform something. Trainers are experts in their fields and teach people various processes, methods, and or skills, to do something in a predetermined manner. Trainers do not focus on you improving as a person. Generally speaking trainers only focus on teaching you a particular skill. Trainers and their clients generally form a loose teacher student relationship that is not close and is not held confidential. With training, the students are instructed what to do and how to do it. They have little control over the process or outcome. ”

Life coach Sydney looks at NLP Coaching vs. traditional consulting

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In this session we are going to look at the different ways Life coach Sydney and NLP Coaching can get results and the difference that makes the difference. In this first entry we are looking at the difference between Life coach Sydney & NLP Coaching and traditional consulting.

“TRADITIONAL CONSULTANTS are recognized experts in their fields, who either sell their expert advice or perform their expert actions (or both) to complete a task on behalf of their clients. Consultants are hired to solve problems. With consulting, you have considerable control over the process and virtually no control over the results. Consultants normally seek and take credit or acclaim for work done or achievements. Consultants must maintain their superior (expert) position and rarely form a close relationship with their clients. Consultants rarely affect the personal improvement of their clients.