Services | Tracey Bennett MSc BSc Tracey Bennett MSc BSc Home Services Blogs Testimonials About Me Contact More Use tab to navigate through the menu items. Services for both Teenagers in Schools and Parents Coronavirus update: All sessions can be run as a webinar on Zoom Empowering Teenagers to Eat Healthily This interactive session delivered in schools during PSHE lessons helps teenagers: 1. Understand the effects of unhealthy eating and insufficient exercise 2. Be clear what a healthy balanced diet and lifestyle looks like. 3. Avoid emotional overeating and get a more positive mindset. 4. Learn easy practical tips to encourage good eating habits. ​ The session can be tailored according to the length of the lesson, age of the students and particular interests of the school. Past topics have included: Eating for exam success To be or not to be a vegan? How to eat well on a budget Which takeaway is the healthiest? The influence of peer pressure on eating habits How to Instil Healthy Eating Habits in our Children This is intended for parents wanting to ensure their child has a healthy weight. Too many parents worry about tackling weight issues as they fear provoking an eating disorder. Yet being overweight, quadruples the risk of their child developing one. This session will focus on the 3 key elements: ​ 1. What obesity is, why the traditional way to measure it is outdated and what to do instead. 2. Why we need to emphasise less what we eat and more the psychology of emotional eating. 3. The latest research for children to eat smart and be healthy: Easy practical tips to encourage good nutrition How to get your child moving more How to encourage a positive emotional approach to food How to prepare the same foods with less calories Topics include: Easy practical steps to help fussy eaters Does childhood dieting work? How does emotional eating start? How to reduce the chance of children developing eating disorders Resistant starches – ‘weight loss wonder foods’ Contact: traceybennettwmc@gmail.com ©2020 by Tracey Bennett