Empowering healthy, positive change
Let's break free from the fad-dieting, self-loathing cycleBeyond Fad Diets and “Perfect” Bodies
You can live a body-positive, food-positive, healthy life.
We are surrounded with pervasive and damaging messages about food, weight and our selves. My work is to cut through the poison, empowering others to build positive thoughts, beliefs and attitudes about themselves, others, and food.
My seminars are perfect for building a food-positive, body positive culture in schools, workplaces and community groups.
Schools
Individuals
Conferences and Organisations
Community Groups
Women and teenagers are particularly vulnerable to undertaking unhealthy behaviours in an effort to change their bodies.
We need to be proactive in inoculating ourselves and our children against the false, toxic images of perfection all around us.Meet Meg McClintock
I am an Accredited Practicing Dietitian, Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician and body-image advocate with a passion for inspiring people to live healthy, balanced lives. With over 20 years experience I work with individuals, groups and schools to empower positive, healthy living.
It is my mission to turn back the tide of body dissatisfaction and help in the creation of body-positive, food-positive people, schools, workplaces and community groups. I am skilled at turning highly detailed, technical human nutritional science into practical, realistic strategies that empower people – young and old – to make positive health changes in their daily lives.
People love Meg’s empowering message and professionalism
Meg provided practical strategies for fostering a positive body image, empowering us as educators and parents to support our children effectively.
The discussion around identifying ‘red flags’ and knowing when to seek professional help was particularly helpful. I am grateful for the tools and knowledge she shared, which will undoubtedly help us nurture a healthier and more supportive environment for our students.
Thank you, Meg, for your impactful presentation and for inspiring us to champion positive self-image in our community.