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Understanding Food Cravings with Penny

  • Yama Studios 3 Milnbank Street Glasgow, Scotland, G31 3AQ United Kingdom (map)

Understanding food cravings: Tools for a healthier relationship with food

Do you ever feel a strong, sudden desire to eat? Whether it's late-night snacking, mid-afternoon sugar urges at work, or an irresistible craving for crisps — you're not alone. In this interactive workshop, we will deepen our understanding of food cravings, and explore their various triggers, from physiological ones like blood sugar dips and nutrient imbalances to emotional drivers, stress responses, habits and environmental cues.  You will learn practical strategies to respond with awareness instead of impulse.

Through reflective discussion you'll learn:
✨ The impact of nutritional balance, eating habits and other metabolic factors on food cravings.
🧠 The emotional, situational, habitual roots of cravings. What are our cravings really trying to tell us?
🌊 Mind body tools to meet your true need and how to ‘surf the wave’.

🍽️ Eating techniques you can use every day to reduce frequency of food cravings.
🥑Satisfying and nourishing snack alternatives to support stable energy and prevent future food cravings.

Scenarios when honouring food cravings is aligned to self-care and wellbeing

Come with curiosity and invite self-compassion. Walk away with more awareness, and confidence and practical tools that support real-life situations, without rigid rules. All levels of nutrition knowledge are welcome.

Penny is a Registered Dietitian with extensive experience in emotional eating and other clinical areas. Read more about Penny’s background and expertise here.

Booking link: https://www.nutreat.uk/event-details/understanding-food-cravings-tools-for-a-healthier-relationship-with-food

Tickets price: Sliding scale £12 / £16, please choose what is right for your financial situation, no questions asked.

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