Weight Loss: Interested or Committed? Too often, people are INTERESTED in losing weight, but are not COMMITTED to losing weight. Achieving success in anything in life requires both INTEREST and COMMITMENT. It is the difference between success and failure. Interested or Committed? Most people are interested in losing weight. Many
Wondering what’s next? You’ve made it through the first 6-8 weeks after bariatric surgery, but you’re not sure what or how to eat now. You know one thing for sure. You don’t want to regain the weight after all you’ve been through. I hear you. No worries, I have 10
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From Failure to Focus! When I regained weight and first realized that weight loss surgery wasn’t enough, I had regained 50 pounds. I felt like a complete and utter FAILURE. What I didn't know then and what I know now is that I needed to switch up my mindset from
As a bariatric psychologist, I meet daily with patients who are looking to have “success” with their weight loss surgery (WLS). They may have tried other ways to lose weight, and nothing is keeping the weight off. I put “success” in quotes because this term means something different to everyone.
What is Mindset? Mindset is a core set of beliefs and pattern of thinking that drives behavior and behavioral change. After weight loss surgery, your doctors and support team typically give bariatric patients approximately four main recommendations: Get your protein in first, drink your water, move your body, and eat
