The Heal My Health Podcast
Welcome to The Heal My Health Podcast — a space where we talk all things nutrition, mental health, physical fitness, and spiritual well-being. I’m your host, Sally Williams, a clinical nutritionist passionate about helping you find the balance between health and lifestyle, so you can keep doing what you love while feeling your best and staying informed.
Each episode dives into real and relatable conversations about food, lifestyle, and the many factors that shape our overall well-being. You’ll also hear from a variety of incredible guests from across the health world, who share their stories, insights, and expert advice to help you live a more balanced, vibrant life.
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The Heal My Health Podcast
79. 6 Tips to Navigate Silly Season: Balance, Food, Exercise, Alcohol & Sleep Without Stress
The end of the year is full on. It's full of social events, food, and drinks, but it can also throw your healthy habits out the window and make starting off your new year on the right foot pretty difficult. In this episode, I share my top strategies for navigating the “silly season” without feeling restricted, stressed, or guilty.
We chat about simple ways to keep your energy up, enjoy food and drinks mindfully, and fit movement into your busy days all while still soaking up the celebrations. Whether you’re juggling parties, family meals, or just want to feel a bit lighter over December, this episode is full of practical ideas to help you stay balanced and enjoy the season.
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The Heal My Health Podcast is for information purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or substitute medical advice. Listeners of this podcast should seek professional medical advice before making any changes to their current lifestyle. Any use of information from this podcast used by listeners is done so at their own risk.