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🌿🧘🏼‍♀️ Health + Wellness
👩🏼‍🏫 Accredited Nutritionist, Health + Wellness Coach, Mat + Reformer Pilates Instructor, Personal Trainer & Educator
📍ADL, Australia 🇦🇺 Diana is an accredited Nationally Recognised Nutritionist (NRN) with Nutrition Council Australia, and a qualified Health and Wellness Coach, Personal Trainer and Middle to High School Educator. Diana uses her knowledge, experience and skills in the industry to work directly with female clients of all ages to optimise their lifestyle through health and wellness practices. Diana is available for one-on-one private client consultations, including working with Allied Health and Medical Practitioners to support clients, team nutrition, workshops, nutritional advice and meal planning services, and brand collaborations.

08/03/2022

Happy International Women’s Day to all the amazing women in my life! 🤍

Thank you to the women who have inspired, encouraged and supported me to be the best version of myself - to be tenacious in going after what I want, standing true to my values, and aspiring to always be more and do more! 🙏🏼🥰

Diana x

01/01/2022

~ Happy 2022! ~

2022 is for…

➰ Taking on new challenges
➰ Stepping out of our comfort zone
➰ Getting excited about our goals
➰ Focusing on productivity
➰ Holding ourselves accountable
➰ Building stronger relationships
➰ Creating an inner circle of positive energy
➰ Letting go of what no longer contributes to our happiness
➰ Creating healthier habits
➰ Resting when required
➰ Taking care of our mind, body + soul
➰ Practising mindfulness
➰ Showing gratitude
➰ Becoming more + giving more
➰ Living with intention!

Wishing you an abundance of health + happiness for 2022 😊

Diana x

25/12/2021

Wishing you all a very merry Christmas! 🎄💫

Despite the challenges we have faced this year, I hope this festive season brings you and your loved ones an abundance of health, happiness and love 🥰

Some of us may not be able to spend Christmas the way we hoped, and to those, I especially send strength and love 💗

Regardless of how you celebrate this festive season, I hope it is one of gratitude, love and laughter 😌

Merry Christmas and best wishes,
Diana x

22/12/2021

~ To escape and sit quietly on the beach… that’s my idea of paradise. ~

With everything that is going on, here is your midweek reminder to pause, take a breath and take some time for yourself 😌

Happy Wednesday 😊

Diana x

20/12/2021

~ Steps to avoid holiday food guilt ~

The holidays can bring up a lot of talk and feelings surrounding food guilt. Food guilt is when we feel shame, restrict, deprive and/or have bad feelings about the food we eat or want to eat. Over time, food guilt can lead to eating and emotional disorders and create an unhealthy relationship with food and sometimes exercise.

It’s important to remember that if we are living an overall healthy lifestyle and eating healthy about 80% of the time, moving our body, getting enough sleep, and managing our stress then a small treat for the holidays on several occasions won’t derail us in a big way.

It can be a lot easier said than done, so to set ourselves up here are three steps ⬇️

1️⃣ Don’t think of food and exercise as a counterbalance. We can’t undo the kilojoules (calories) we consume through exercise – in reality, it doesn’t work that way. If we stick to a consistent healthy lifestyle, then we can have a few treats and enjoy the holidays without unwanted weight gain.

2️⃣ Focus on adding instead of subtracting. What can we add to impact our health? Instead of feeling guilt about what we perceive as ‘bad’ actions, we should focus on the good things we can do each day. For example, having a piece of fruit, going for a short walk in the morning/evening (even 10 minutes), aiming to drink a bottle of water and opting for a healthy salad rather than a takeout meal.

3️⃣ When feelings of guilt start to set, make the decision to let them go. Feelings of guilt can weigh us down, leaving us feeling bad, and in many cases causing more unhealthy behaviours. Instead, enjoy that piece of cake you really want, do it without regret and then move on. It is important to not get caught up in giving up for the day by falling into the ‘all or nothing’ category. We should enjoy the treat and move with positive and healthful thoughts and actions.

Enjoy this holiday season and remember to work with your body. If you struggle with food guilt and are looking for a little extra support, DM me and let’s chat 😊

Diana x

19/12/2021

~ Healthy Starts for Families ~

One of my favourite things about our program and partnered wholefood nutritional support is our Family Health Study. Healthy Starts for Families is a wellness initiative that helps families on their quest to lead a healthy lifestyle that focuses on the Core Four: fitness, hydration, sleep and nutrition.

In this initiative, adults who play an active role in a child’s life – not just parents, but also family-friends, relatives, mentors, godparents – can co-sponsor a child aged 4-18 to receive wholefood nutrition for free for four years.

This is all about bridging the gap between what children eat and what they should be eating for their bodies to grow and thrive 🧒🏻👧🏼

Our wholefood plant-based capsules/soft chews contain no sugar or gelatine, are not classified as confectionary, are GMO free and contain vitamins A, C and E.

🍎 Our Fruit Blend contains apples, acerola cherries, mangoes, oranges, cranberries, pineapples, peaches, beet, dates, prunes and lemon peel.

🥦 Our Vegetable Blend is made up of broccoli, cabbages, tomatoes, carrots, parsley, kale, spinach, garlic, beet, lemon peel and rice brain.

After beginning the Family Health Study, parents reported the following about their children:
🏫 60% are missing fewer days of school
💊 56% are taking less over the counter prescription medications
👩🏼‍⚕️ 66% are visiting the doctor less
🍅 61% are eating more fruits and vegetables
💧 71% are drinking more water.

Our wholefood capsules/soft chews are FREE with qualifying adult orders 🙌🏼

If you are looking to improve the health of your family or would like to improve your own health and sponsor a child, then comment below or send me a message ☺️

Diana x

18/12/2021

~ Indulge without feeling guilty! ~

As part of The Healthstyle Emporium we love indulging, but we also know that it can be done in a wholesome way that still tickles our tastebuds and doesn't come at a cost to our health. So, we have created a Healthy Festive Feasts Guide for you to share delicious wholefoods treats with your family and friends! 😋

Some of my favourite recipes in this amazing guide include:
🍌 Banana & Buckwheat Pancakes
🥬 Spinach Basil & Cashew Pesto
🥔 Crunchy Smashed Roast Potatoes
🥑 Avocado & Mango Salad
🥬 Asparagus & Spinach Tart
🍫 Raw Chocolate Cheesecake

Remember, you can enjoy lots of things in moderation and there are also a number of little changes you can make that will make a big difference. For example, by choosing soda water and lime instead of sugary drinks or making ice-blocks for the kids with blended fresh fruit instead of ice-cream, or making raw chocolate treats instead of overdoing it on store brought chocolate!

Enjoy your festive season with wholefoods that will please your tastebuds and nourish your body 🥰

DM me to receive your 25-page Healthy Festive Feasts Guide! 🎄

Diana x

29/11/2021

~ What are you grateful for? ~

Gratitude is a thankful appreciation for what we receive, whether tangible or intangible. In practising gratitude, we acknowledge the goodness in our lives and usually recognise that the source of that goodness lies at least partially outside ourselves – meaning we are connected to something larger than ourselves as individuals.

Gratitude is strongly and consistently associated with greater happiness. Gratitude helps us feel more positive emotions, relishes good experiences, assists in dealing with adversity, builds strong relationships with others and improves our health.

We can feel and express gratitude in multiple ways. Whether it be in retrieving past positive memories; being in the present and not taking good fortune for granted or in the future by maintaining a hopeful and optimistic attitude.

So, what are you grateful for right now, this minute? 🤔

For me, it’s my morning coffee which gets me started for the day, listening to an inspiring podcast whilst getting ready for work, enjoying the sunshine whilst on my beach walk and being surrounded with genuine and like-minded people who support me in levelling up to be my best self! 🙏🏼🥰

I’d love for you to share with me in the comments something you are grateful for in this moment 😊

Diana x

24/11/2021

~ Exercise myths debunked! ~

Moving our body on a regular basis has both immediate and long-term benefits, from boosting our brain health to reducing our risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. Workouts don’t just help us live longer – exercise also boosts mental health and emotional wellbeing, so we can live a happier life too!

While any movement is better than none, getting the most out of exercise requires a bit of strategy. Getting off to a great start can be as simple as adopting the right mindset about exercise and, if necessary, unlearning any misconceptions standing in our way.

Here are some exercise myths I have debunked👇🏼

Myth 1️⃣: I can get my dream body if I just train hard enough.
Both weight gain and weight loss is impacted by many factors, including dietary intake, our environment and genetics. All individuals will not lose the same amount of weight on the same exercise program. Losing body fat is a complicated matter and it goes beyond a regular training program. Furthermore, regular physical activity is one of the most important factors for successful long-term weight management.

Myth 2️⃣: Strength training is only for bodybuilders.
Strength training (anaerobic exercise), has proven to be a valuable part of a fitness routine. Strength and resistance workouts benefit the heart and burn kilojoules (calories), along with strengthening our bones, joints and muscles. Strength training approximately two to four times a week, and doing a variety of exercises for the major muscle groups, will help women to achieve a lean and toned appearance.

Myth 3️⃣: Longer is better when it comes to working out.
Duration and frequency are important factors to consider in our exercise routine, but they aren’t the only components that matter. Research suggests high-intensity interval training (HIIT) consisting of shorter bouts of higher-intensity exercise can actually boost our health more than working out at a moderate pace for a longer period.

Let me know in the comments how you incorporate exercise into your lifestyle! 😊

Happy Workout Wednesday! 💪🏼

Diana x

23/11/2021

What an inspiration! 🙌🏼

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Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 5pm
Sunday	8am - 5pm

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http://www.herwellnesscollective.com/

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