sixtyandme logo

Search Results for: weight loss

Which Comes First, Happiness or Weight Loss After 60?

By Shari Broder April 05, 2017

When I start working with a woman who wants to lose weight, I always ask her why. What will be different when you reach your weight goal? Read More

Stop Worrying About Weight Loss After 60! It’s Time to Lighten Up in Other Ways!

By Elizabeth Dunkel July 06, 2016

If you are 60+ and still saying to yourself, “I should go on a diet” – guess what that means? It says that even though you know diets don’t work, you are still, at 60, trying to lose weight. At 60, haven’t we had enough of diets? Read More

Weight-Loss Surgery for Seniors — Is It Advised or Is It Too Late?

By Kent Sasse December 30, 2021

At one point, weight-loss surgery was considered almost a cosmetic procedure despite its origins aiming to resolve or correct diabetes. For decades, health insurance plans wouldn’t cover weight-loss surgery, and few medical doctors…

Read More

6 Steps to Change Your Limiting Beliefs to Lose Weight

By Shari Broder May 07, 2024

Are you stuck in the same pattern of dieting, losing a few pounds, and gaining the weight back? What’s getting in your way? It’s probably your beliefs about food and eating. We tend to hang onto a lot of beliefs about ourselves and the world…

Read More

Do You Believe You Can Lose Weight?

By Karen Donaldson April 17, 2024

If you’re reading this, chances are you have some doubts about whether you can lose weight or not. The women I work with have a desire to lose weight, but when we look closer, we discover they don’t really believe they can do it…

Read More

Is Your Inner Critic Causing Weight Gain?

By Karen Donaldson March 06, 2024

If you struggle with your weight, you may have labeled yourself as “good” or “bad” based on the food you eat or your weight. If you’re judging yourself as “bad” based on your food choices, either consciously or subconsciously, you’re likely stirring up…

Read More

The Secret Life of Weight Obsessed Women

By Iris Pastor January 28, 2024

Most people think it’s just skinny 16-year-olds that develop anorexia nervosa and teenagers of all sizes that develop bulimia. ED (eating disorder) is a restless lover, attracted to potential lovers of all ages. And he’s made great inroads with women …

Read More

Grief and Loss in Later Life – Insights from a Life Coach and Former Funeral Director

By Diane Bruno January 26, 2024

Loss is an inevitable part of the human experience, and as we age, the frequency of bidding farewell to loved ones increases. As a life coach who has walked the path of grief and loss, having spent years as a funeral director, I understand the complexities…

Read More

Want to Lose Weight but Struggle with Menu Planning and Food Prep?

By Karen Donaldson January 23, 2024

The thoughts that we think on a regular basis become our beliefs. And then they start running the show behind the scenes. This means that if you believe that menu planning and food preparation is too hard, then it will be. If you believe a menu plan…

Read More

How to Enjoy Holiday Food Without Gaining Weight (And Maybe Even Losing a Little!)

By Shari Broder November 18, 2023

We’ve now entered the holiday season. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Festivus or the New Year, you’ll likely celebrate with all kinds of delicious food. Maybe some of these foods you only prepare during the holidays…

Read More