**Diet culture is a system of beliefs that:

• Worships thinness and equates it to health and moral virtue, which means you can spend your whole life thinking you’re irreparably broken just because you don’t look like the impossibly thin “ideal.”

• Promotes weight loss as a means of attaining higher status, which means you feel compelled to spend a massive amount of time, energy, and money trying to shrink your body, even though the research is very clear that almost no one can sustain intentional weight loss for more than a few years.

• Demonizes certain ways of eating and exercising while elevating others, which means you’re forced to be hyper-vigilant about your eating and exercise, ashamed of making certain food and exercise choices, and distracted from your pleasure, your purpose, and your power.

• Oppresses people who don’t match up with its supposed picture of “health,” which disproportionately harms women, femmes, trans folks, people in larger bodies, people of color, and people with disabilities, damaging both their mental and physical health.

Diet culture harms us all.
Diet culture might be preventing you from becoming the biggest, boldest, most amazing expression of you.

Diet culture steals us of our:

• Personal power because it makes us believe we are only as good as our packaging.

• Joy because we view what we want through the lens of how it makes us appear through the eyes of others rather than fully living into our own truth.

• Futures because sometimes we invest so much of our energy in body change that we have nothing left to invest in our future dreams.

• Past because sometimes our strongest memories are false realities we were told about our bodies or shame we experienced as a result of our bodies.

AND I SAY WE TAKE IT BACK!

IT’S A MASSIVE RECLAMATION PROCESS.

We reclaim our personal power so we live by what we believe, our truth, our story and on our terms.
We reclaim our joy by living a life of meaning and purpose.
We reclaim our futures by investing our energies only in our deepest desires and what we believe we’re here to achieve.
We reclaim our past by rewriting our story from the lens of body trust.
How do we do these things??

We Become Unstoppable

Unstoppable is a 6 month digital education and boutique coaching program designed to create a healthier version of you without the influence of diet culture using a holistic framework.
Unstoppable is about connection and collective healing. Each coaching cohort is a curated group of other life minded women.
Unstoppable is an action oriented program. Beyond education you will have access to tools and practices that can become part of your daily rituals and habits. 

How The Program Works
Unstoppable You is a 6 month (24 weeks) boutique coaching and mentorship program that includes:

• 1 X On-boarding and Kick Off call with Olivia

• Weekly video presentation delivered to your inbox every Monday morning to kick off the week 

• Weekly online coaching call with Olivia and your cohort group of phenomenal women designed to deepen understanding and experience collective healing and growth

• Several emails every week designed to keep you tapped into the material, keep you immersed in your journey, and connect you with your inner wisdom.

• Every month you will also receive tools to apply to your daily rituals and practices (i.e. meditations, digital training, interviews, audio recordings etc).

• Easy access to Olivia to work through exercises, gain clarity, and be witnessed in your experience.

Unstoppable You Curriculum

Month One 1: Unlearn and Reorient
Recognizing the Problem (Hint: It’s not you. It’s diet culture in all of its’ disguises).
In month one we explore the landscape of diet culture through the lens of culture and social programming. We take an inventory of the influence diet culture has had over our lives and begin to notice how it has shaped our beliefs about our bodies and other people’s bodies.

Topics include:
Weight Stigma
Weight Science
Self-objectification
Body Stories
Understanding Body shame and shame resilience
Body Image

Month 2: Self Care and Restoration
Using the body project to cope with life and body challenges has been a reliable way of operating. Sometimes for decades. To move forward we understand that we will need to develop new skills and ways to cope if we want to feel our best. One resource that has shown incredible reliability toward that aim is self-compassion. 

Topics include:
Quieting the self-critical mind
Self-acceptance and letting go
Mindfulness

Month 3: Reclamation
We still want to eat well and exercise yet letting go of old ways of operating can be difficult, especially when we don’t know what to replace them with. In month three we introduce and experiment with new models of eating, moving, and thinking about health.

Topics include:
Redefining health
Intuitive eating
Movement for self-care

Month 4: Revisioning
We’ve come so far. Where are we heading now? Month 4 is about learning from others stories and re-storying our own experiences. We also want to envision a tangible way forward that feels good.

Topics include:
Transformation through storytelling
Learning to live from Love
Stories of living Anti-diet and with Self-Compassion
Visioneering and setting new goals

Month 5 – Recommitting
Many of us have lost trust in our bodies. In month 5 we explore what regaining trust in ourselves and our bodies means.

Topics include:
Finding anchors in ritual and practices
Developing Body Trust
Grieving what is lost
Intimacy and Relationships

Month 6 – Flourishing
It may be hard to imagine but if you’ve come this far on the journey you may be much further ahead in understanding yourself and the world than so many of your friends and family. You will be a pioneer of this work in your social circle and in the culture. This can be a purpose filled calling and we embrace and support you as you step into it!

Topics include:
Radical Self-Love
The Woman’s  Way
Women as Leaders
The Power of the Divine Feminine