Episode 22: Finding the Roots of Stress Eating

Join us this week for a conversation with Dr. Siobhan Key, a weight management coach for physicians. Dr. Key explains the concept of buffering, an action that is done to reduce discomfort, but ultimately has a negative effect. This activity could be eating, watching Netflix, shopping, drinking alcohol, or anything else - her advice applies to more than just food. Dr. Key assures us that the buffering isn't the problem in itself, and trying to stop it isn't a solution by itself. The way to stop compulsive eating is to deal with the underlying stress that is causing it. Dr. Key gives us insight into the cycles of stress that cause emotional eating and how we can manage our thoughts in the moment.

Meet Dr. Siobhan Key

Dr. Siobhan Key is an obesity medicine physician and certified weight loss coach, Siobhan has the unique combination of high level understanding of the science of weight loss and behaviour change and powerful coaching skills.  Dr. Key helps physicians learn the underlying reasons why they are struggling with their weight and how to lose it for the last time.

Contact Information for Dr. Siobhan Key:

Website: https://weightsolutionsforphysicians.ca

Email: [email protected]   Podcast: Weight Solutions for Physicians Podcast

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