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20-26 April: So Is the Coffee Good Or Bad
I am not against coffee but I want you to be aware of how you use coffee. Commonly I see that people don’t think much about their coffee consumption, but this is something I want you to pay attention to. For many, coffee is not just a morning habit or an energy boost. It is a stimulant that affects your stress response, sleep quality, blood sugar, digestion, and overall energy regulation. When it is used regularly, it can quietly shape your health and how your body feels throughout the entire day. I often see coffee being used to compensate for something, to patch something up, or as a shortcut instead of actually listening to what the body is needing. Coffee sensitivity does not always look obvious It can show up as: - Feeling wired but tired - but it can be missed because you might blame it on stress - Changes in energy and moods - are you blaming hormones - Changes in sleep, even if you fall a sleep ok - Needing coffee just to feel norma - Digestive challenges and cravings - do you use it to go to the toilet So a lot of people think they tolerate coffee well… when in reality it may be influencing their nervous system and energy more than they realise. This is why I place so much focus on awareness first. If you do not understand what is driving your energy patterns, it is very easy to stay stuck in a cycle of stimulation and crash without knowing why. So again, awareness first, action second. I have had all sorts of phases in my life - on and off, push and pull. I love the smell and the taste but I know I have to limit it because my busy mind can otherwise just run wild and I don't get to sleep. Whats your journey with coffee? Is it love, is it hate? For Premium members I have put together: - A full PDF guide that explains all the effects of coffee, what is happening in the body and why - A coffee alternative guide explaining what drinks are good and why, you get some recipes and product recommendations too.
20-26 April: So Is the Coffee Good Or Bad
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I've always been happy not to drink coffee, but now I'm even happier! Like I need something else messing everything up!
Welcome to Thrive Again Hub! NEW HERE - read this first!
Hello and welcome! 💛 I’m really glad you’re here. This space brings us together and the goal is to make eating for health feel simple again. With guidance and a nice balance of structure and flow, you’ll come back to basics and start using food as medicine. It is a journey, not rushed challenge and I am here to support you :) We focus on cleaning up the diet, eating anti-inflammatory foods and keeping the mindset positive. Watch how the energy improves, brain gets clearer and you feel increasing joy and relief about getting healthier. HOW TO USE THIS SPACE We have modules under the Classroom Tabs and we have community feed with posts. You will be using both. To get things started, scroll down to the Start Here modules. These are your step-by-step guides and create the foundation for your health. The Community Feed works alongside this. You’ll see regular posts with tips, education, and inspiration to support you as you go. Our goal is to keep progressing without overwhelm. Scroll down to watch the video about how to navigate this space :) START HERE MODULES - Foundations Module This is your starting point for more energy, reduced inflammation, and understanding how your body actually works. - Sugar Reset Toolkit (optional) This can be an extra module if you struggle with sugar cravings or snacking, and you need to reset your tastebuds without the extreme restrictions. - Trackers & Tools Simple tools to help you stay consistent and see your progress clearly. Print out and use what you need. PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP TIER (paid) If you’re ready for more structure and deeper support, Premium level gives you: - Full access to all modules past and present - Weekly short teaching videos - Simple meal plans/recipes each week - A growing library of resources - Live Q&A and guidance - Direct support and clarity when you need it
Welcome to Thrive Again Hub! NEW HERE - read this first!
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Hi @Naturopathic coach Kelli thanks for having me in your community. I feel like the simplicity that your process promotes is something a lot of us could do with more of in our lives. Looking forward to learning more from you!
23 Feb – 1 March 2026: Useful Kitchen Gadgets
Hi everyone, I wanted to share some thoughts on kitchen gadgets that actually make healthy eating easier — the kind that save time, reduce stress, and help you stay consistent, rather than collecting dust in a cupboard 🙃. In my own life, I’ve found a few tools are absolute game-changers: a good-quality air fryer, a powerful blender, and a sturdy whisk. They make cooking more enjoyable, and the best ones are easy to clean, which means you’re far more likely to use them regularly. When it comes to healthy eating, small investments in the right tools can remove friction, reduce decision fatigue, and make it much easier to stick with the changes you want to see. Even just having gadgets that feel effortless to use can transform cooking from a chore into something simple and satisfying. 👉 I’d love to hear from you: Do you have a kitchen tool you swear by? Drop it in the comments — we can all learn from each other, and you might introduce someone to their next game-changer. For Premium Members This week inside the premium section, I’m going deeper with: • A video demo of my most-used kitchen gadgets, showing exactly how I use them in real life and what each tool is best for. • A PDF handout summarising each tool and what jobs it makes easier — perfect for a quick reference in the kitchen. • This week’s special meal plan featuring recipes designed for the air fryer, so you can see just how versatile it can be and pick your favourites. These small tools and tips can make a huge difference in making healthy eating simple, consistent, and even enjoyable. PS. If you haven’t yet, download the Skool App for easy access to the hub wherever you are: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skool.skoolcommunities&hl=en_AU
23 Feb – 1 March 2026: Useful Kitchen Gadgets
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I keep thinking an air fryer could be handy, but my current kitchen is too tiny for any more appliances. I'm going to keep it in mind though
LIVE 31 March: Mindset Patterns That Quietly Slow Down Healing (and How to Reset Them)
In this live session, I talk about the mindset patterns that quietly slow down healing and what you can do to reset them. We explore common habits I see in many women on their health journey — feeling overwhelmed, chasing perfection, rushing results, staying stuck in research mode, or finding it hard to prioritise themselves — and how these can affect the body’s ability to heal. I also share simple mindset shifts that help you move forward with more ease, consistency, and trust in your body, so your healing journey feels calmer and more supportive rather than pressured. 💛 Premium members get access here CLICK HERE
LIVE 31 March: Mindset Patterns That Quietly Slow Down Healing (and How to Reset Them)
1 like • 18d
Oh dear, this sounds like me in everything, not just health 🤣🤣🤣
1 like • 17d
@Naturopathic coach Kelli you make a very good point! I think the same 😊
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Trauma support shouldn't only live in therapy rooms. I'm a psychologist bringing real skills and support to the people closest to those who need it.

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