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Lisa Drew Wellness Empowering women to break free from the cycle of diet culture. Teaching you how to live in the moment, relinquish fear and to go after your dreams.

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Dedicated to teaching you how to stop dieting and live a healthy lifestyle; integrating wellness, fitness, nutrition and a healthy frame of mind, body and spirit. Life is meant to be lived! Living a healthy lifestyle is more than just learning to eat properly; it includes learning how to deal with stress and emotions, proper sleep, exercise and meditation, plus much more. Life is about making choices. We are faced with them daily. Each person's body and journey is different. A variety of programs offered to fit the needs of individuals, groups, corporations and organizations. My goal is to get our country healthy. I believe in you! Now it's time to believe in yourself! You owe it to yourself to live this life in the healthiest way! Remember, life is a journey...Isn't it time to make your journey a healthy one?

Ever catch yourself thinking, “I should know better by now”?Because you ate past comfortable fullness. Said yes when you...
10/19/2026

Ever catch yourself thinking, “I should know better by now”?

Because you ate past comfortable fullness. Said yes when you wanted to say no. Or kept going when you needed a break.

And suddenly you’re giving yourself a performance review nobody asked for.

You can learn something from a moment without being mean to yourself about it.

Try: “What was I needing?” or “What would help me feel supported now?”

Some days you’ll notice what you need right away. Other days, it’ll click three hours later while you’re unloading the dishwasher. That counts, too.

You’re allowed to practice. You’re allowed to be human.

What’s one thing you’re learning to listen to—hunger, the need for rest, or your own “no”?

Follow along for more conversations about food freedom and self-trust. And if you’d like a little encouragement in your inbox, join my email list through the link in my bio. We keep it real there, too.

Sometimes “I need to get my life together” is actually “I need lunch and five minutes where nobody asks me anything.” 😂B...
10/17/2026

Sometimes “I need to get my life together” is actually “I need lunch and five minutes where nobody asks me anything.” 😂

Before you turn today into another self-improvement project, check in with yourself.

Would a walk feel good?
Have you eaten an actual meal?
Could you put something down for a minute or ask someone to take it off your plate?

And yes, asking for help counts. You don’t get bonus points for doing everything yourself while quietly losing your mind.

You’re allowed to choose what supports you today, even if yesterday you needed something different.

What’s yours today: walk, meal, pause, or help? Tell me below. 👇

For more conversations about food freedom, self-trust, and caring for yourself without all the pressure, join my email list through the link in my bio. I’ll meet you there on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Who decided a healthy meal had to taste like a punishment? Because I’d like a word. 😂You can add the dressing. Season yo...
10/16/2026

Who decided a healthy meal had to taste like a punishment? Because I’d like a word. 😂

You can add the dressing. Season your food. Have the bread you love with your soup. Enjoying your meal doesn’t cancel out its nourishment.

And you don’t have to order something you don’t even like just because it sounds like the “better” choice. We’ve spent enough lunches chewing through obligation.

Taking care of yourself can include asking, “What would actually taste good to me?”

💬 What’s a meal you love that diet culture made you second-guess?

Follow along for more food freedom conversations. And if you’d like a little encouragement in your inbox, join my email list through the link in my bio. We talk food, self-trust, and taking care of yourself without turning every meal into a test.

Somehow we’ve managed to turn “listen to your body” into another thing we’re afraid to get wrong. 🤦🏻‍♀️Was that hunger? ...
10/15/2026

Somehow we’ve managed to turn “listen to your body” into another thing we’re afraid to get wrong. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Was that hunger? Did I eat enough? Too much? Should I have picked something else?

Good grief. We were having lunch, not taking a final exam.

You can pay attention, make a choice, and learn something along the way. Maybe a meal leaves you satisfied. Maybe you realize you needed more. That’s information you can use next time… not a reason to be mean to yourself.

You don’t have to become an expert on your body overnight. You’re allowed to get to know yourself with a little patience.

Save this for the days you’re overthinking every bite.

And if you’d like more conversations about food freedom, body trust, and caring for yourself without all the pressure, join my email list through the link in my bio. We keep it real over there, too.

The lunch committee has concerns. Apparently, someone saw the bread. 🙄Now we’re discussing breakfast, negotiating dinner...
10/14/2026

The lunch committee has concerns. Apparently, someone saw the bread. 🙄

Now we’re discussing breakfast, negotiating dinner, and revisiting something a woman at work said about carbs in 2007.

Meanwhile, the sandwich is getting cold.

It’s exhausting when knowing what’s in your food turns into questioning whether you’re allowed to enjoy it. Especially when you’d really like to eat and get on with your afternoon.

I want to taste my lunch. Have a conversation. Maybe sit outside. Without writing a mental report on how I did.

If you know this committee, who’s the loudest member? Mine has a lot to say for someone who wasn’t invited. 😂

10/14/2026

How many more women have to be assaulted while men cheer, protect each other, and wait for someone to blame HER?

My daughter was sexually assaulted by a frat guy in college. I’m a Delta Zeta. I’ve been in Greek life, and I’m f*cking furious.

Fraternity brothers. Alumni. Where the hell are you? Where’s the outrage? The accountability?

Or are you clapping too?

Wanting something sweet doesn’t mean you failed at being a healthy person. You don’t have to hand over your wellness car...
10/14/2026

Wanting something sweet doesn’t mean you failed at being a healthy person. You don’t have to hand over your wellness card because you want a cookie. 🍪😂

Before you launch into “Why am I like this?” try getting curious.

Have you eaten enough today? Have you spent all week telling yourself that food is off-limits? Are you looking for comfort or does something simply sound delicious?

You don’t need to turn every craving into a whole investigation. But you can notice what’s going on without being mean to yourself about it.

And yes, you’re allowed to enjoy the food. You don’t have to find a “good enough” reason first.

What’s one food you’ve felt guilty for craving? Let’s take some of that judgment off the menu. 👇

For more conversations about food freedom, self-trust, and caring for yourself without all the rules, join my email list through the link in my bio. We keep it real and leave the guilt out.

Ever been hungry at 11 a.m. but told yourself, “I can’t eat yet. It’s not lunchtime”?Apparently, we gave the clock a nut...
10/13/2026

Ever been hungry at 11 a.m. but told yourself, “I can’t eat yet. It’s not lunchtime”?

Apparently, we gave the clock a nutrition degree. 😂

Having a routine can be helpful. But so can noticing how you actually feel within that routine.

Are you hungry before your usual lunch? Still comfortably satisfied when snack time rolls around? You’re allowed to get curious instead of automatically telling yourself, “That’s not when I’m supposed to eat.”

And if your signals feel confusing, that’s okay, too. This is a check-in, not another thing to get “right.”

What’s one food rule about timing you’ve caught yourself following? Tell me below.

For more conversations about food rules, self-trust, and caring for yourself with less pressure, join my email list through the link in my bio.

Monday does not need you to arrive with a meal plan, matching workout set, and an entirely new personality. 😂You can wak...
10/12/2026

Monday does not need you to arrive with a meal plan, matching workout set, and an entirely new personality. 😂

You can wake up tired, forget to prep anything, have a calendar full of “absolutely not”… and still do something kind for yourself today.

Eat lunch before you’re running on fumes.
Step outside for a few minutes.
Take a break while there are still things on your list.

And if the day goes sideways? You can still care for yourself. You haven’t missed your chance because it’s 4 p.m. and nothing went according to plan.

That’s part of building self-trust: knowing you deserve care even when you don’t check every box. 💛

What’s one small thing you’re doing for yourself today? Tell me below… I’m counting “actually eating lunch sitting down.” 🙋‍♀️

For more conversations about food freedom, self-trust, and taking care of yourself in real life, join my email list through the link in my bio. Bring your wonderfully imperfect self.

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