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There is no denying that motherhood changes you — not just your schedule, but your identity, your priorities, your nervous system, and the way you move through the world. In today’s episode, I’m joined by my dear friend Jessica for a deeply honest conversation about motherhood — the invisible load, the constant decision-making, the overstimulation, and the quiet questioning of whether you’re doing any of it “right.” We talk about:• How your identity shifts after becoming a mother• Navigating other people’s opinions about how you parent• The mental load we’re never warned about• Redefining self-care in this season• Learning to slow down without guilt• Releasing the all-or-nothing mindset to move the needle forward This conversation is a reminder that even while caring for others, your needs still matter. And that sometimes the most supportive thing we can do is loosen expectations and meet ourselves where we are. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, touched out, unsure, or quietly carrying more than you let on — this episode is for you. Connect with Jessica Connect with Chelsea: 🌿 Instagram: @chelsea.glubish

✨ The 2026 Healthy Habits Challenge is officially OPEN for registration!A simple, supportive January reset built around the four pillars of sustainable wellbeing — movement, nourishment, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation.If you’re craving structure, consistency, accountability, and habits that actually stick… this is for you.Limited spots available — join here In today's episode, we’re diving into why seasons of "stuckness" and stagnancy happen, what’s actually beneath them, and how to rebuild your rhythm with tiny, doable habits. You’ll also learn about the four core pillars that make consistency possible — movement, nourishment, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation — and how they support you differently depending on your season of life (pregnancy, postpartum, motherhood, busy schedules, or just… being human). We chat about:💭 What’s actually happening when your routines fall apart💭 How to catch yourself before you slip into depletion💭 The four pillars that support true, sustainable wellbeing💭 How to rebuild momentum in overwhelming seasons💭 Tiny, realistic habits that actually help you feel like yourself again Connect with Chelsea:🌿 Instagram: @chelsea.glubish

Can you relate:✨ You’ve been chasing goals that look “right” on paper — but don’t actually make you feel fulfilled.✨ You’ve fallen in and out of routines more times than you can count, wondering why it never seems to stick.✨ You feel overwhelmed by all the noise about what to eat, how to move, or what your health should look like.✨ You know you want change — but you’re tired of starting over every Monday. If you’re nodding your head, this episode is for you. After taking a step back this past year, I’m sharing where I’ve been, what I’ve learned, and how this next chapter — in life and in coaching — is shifting toward something deeper, more sustainable, and more human. We’re talking about:💭 Why I took a break from coaching and what brought me back💭 The fear of evolving when the world expects you to stay the same💭 Letting go of “glow-up” culture and learning to grow for yourself💭 The truth about consistency, habits, and what actually helps them stick💭 How to start showing up for yourself again — with less pressure and more presence Also mentioned in this episode:✨ The Healthy Habits Challenge — a 10-day reset starting January 4th, designed to help you rebuild your routine, get back to the basics, and feel like yourself again.→ Join the waitlist here for early access when registration opens in December. Connect with Chelsea:🌿 Instagram: @chelsea.glubish

I am so incredibly honoured to share another episode in the transformation series with my client Leanne. Leanne is a mom, fiance, and self-proclaimed stand-up comedian who struggled with being the "fat kid" as a child, and fighting against being the "fat friend" throughout adulthood. At 46 years old, Leanne shares how through the Food Freedom Approach, she's been able to learn to love herself in the most genuine way - no measurements attached. In the episode, we chat about Leanne's struggles with body image, weight and external validation How working with a personal trainer & macro-focused nutrition coach sent her into self-sabotage mode Binge eating, sugar cravings & food guilt How she shows up differently in the world now How intuitive eating is like dating Leanne's advice for anyone struggling with their weight If Leanne's story speaks to you, I would love to chat about how your life can transform by working with me! Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram Email: [email protected] ⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply for coaching⁠

Welcome back to the show!! We've had a bit of a hiatus but I'm so excited to be behind the mic again with a very real, raw, and vulnerable episode. I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend, and present at, Inspire and Awaken - a 2 day wellness summit that was themed "Embracing Authenticity". This event has impacted me in SO many ways - some of which I share in today's episode. But it has also inspired me to be seen. In the episode, we chat about: Why I've been MIA Some previously undisclosed BTS of my ED How I spent $200k on food My journey to finding authenticity by coaching weight loss Starting a cleaning company Things I've been feeling shame around lately Also mentioned in the episode: Ally Stone The Inspired Leader Episode #43 This one is really juicy (and really real) so buckle up! Also, TW for those who may be really struggling with food as I do share some intimate parts of my ED journey. Ready to take your journey to the next level and finally put that food noise to rest? ⁠⁠You can apply for coaching here⁠⁠! Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply for Coaching⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: [email protected]

Can you relate: You're constantly thinking about what you're going to eat, how much, at what time, whether or not it's the "right" thing, too much, how it's going to impact your weight. You're always doing math in your head about how many calories, carbs, protein, etc. is in your food. You feel bad if you eat "junk food" and immediately go to work planning how you'll get back "on track" The list of food noise experiences goes on. But these are a few of the most common. Food noise is no stranger in my life, and it's taken me time and lots of intention to quiet it, but I want you to know that it is possible to not have food run the show. In the episode, we chat about: What food noise is Why we experience it How diets & weight loss make it worse 3 tools to help you quiet it (plus one bonus) Also mentioned in the episode: Kelly's episode Leslie's episode Intuitive Eating Study Ready to take your journey to the next level and finally put that food noise to rest? ⁠You can apply for coaching here⁠! Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply for Coaching⁠⁠⁠ Email: [email protected]

Today's episode is one that has been on my heart to share for awhile. As the story continues to unfold, it's felt more and more challenging to sit down and record, because it feels like there is so much to share. Those of you who follow me on socials have probably seen bits a pieces of my journey over the last 6 months going through the process of potentially getting diagnosed with MS (multiple sclerosis). In today's episode, I share all the behind the scenes with you, as well as the experiences of body grief that have accompanied my body changing. We chat about: The initial onset of symptoms My cycling accident precipitating medical investigation Being diagnosed and undiagnosed with MS How the brain damage has impacted my day-to-day function Body grief - the what, how, and why (for me, and you) If you haven't already listened to the episode with Brianna Campos on body grief, I would strongly recommend circling back to it at some point. Listen here. You can follow her on instagram @bodyimagewithbri As mentioned in the episode, if you are struggling with experiences of body grief, or your relationship with food, I would love to support you. ⁠You can apply for coaching here⁠ Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply for Coaching⁠⁠⁠ Email: [email protected]

Today's conversation might feel a bit heavy for some of you, but gosh it needs to be had. I can count on one hand the number of women I know who would say they don't struggle with their weight, or their body image in some capacity and this episode is going to dive into the WHY, as well as offer you a new perspective. We chat about: Weight stigma and fat shaming How fat bias is a system of oppression Some of the reasons why you may believe you'll be happier if you were in a smaller body Myths about fatness The episode was inspired by a post I saw recently by another creator, Chrissy King. You can find the original post in conversation ⁠here⁠ If what you hear today resonates with you, I would love for you to share, leave and review and reach out to let me know you're tuning in! As always, if you are struggling with your body image and your relationship with food, I would love to work with you! You can apply for coaching here Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apply for Coaching⁠⁠ Email: [email protected]

The lovely Allison Hanks joins me today to tackle a different side of self-love, body acceptance and intuitive eating - finding joy in movement. Allison is a group fitness instructor in Loveland Colorado who has a passion for de-stigmatizing fitness as a one size fits all, weight centric space. She is a huge advocate for accessibility and inclusivity in health and wellness so that all bodies can experience what it's like to feel healthy and strong. We chat about: How her fitness journey started and why she decided to start teaching classes How to stay motivated with fitness goals The common assumptions about fitness, and fitness red flags Body dysmorphia Coping with bad body image days What to do if you struggle with motivation and consistency I LOVE the advice Allison provides in this episode and I know that you will too! Connect with Allison: ⁠⁠⁠@allisonhanksfitness on Instagram Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠www.thefoodfreedomist.com⁠ Email: [email protected]

If you have ever struggled with food guilt, bingeing, picking your body apart and obsessing about the number on the scale, today's episode is for you! My very recently graduated client - Emmylou - joins me to share about how she went from weighing herself 6 times a day, tracking everything she ate, and being consumed by physique goals to where she is now....an intuitive eater! In the episode, we chat about Her struggles with bingeing, purging and feeling controlled by food and the scale prior to my program Her biggest fear in taking the leap to seek my support How the non-nutrition work we did impacted her mindset around food and body The connections made between childhood experiences and her adult relationship with food How to become a breakfast girlie Why body acceptance has been the biggest challenge (and blessing) I absolutely love being able to share these real life experiences and transformations to give you a true behind the scenes glimpse into what is possible for you by joining one of my Food Freedom Coaching Programs. Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram Email: [email protected] ⁠⁠⁠Apply for coaching⁠

Sherri Wright-Schwietz - my new (self-proclaimed) bestie joins me on today's episode! Sherri is a 51 year old Calgarian, a VP for ATP wealth, a mama, lover of humans and fellow diet culture rebel. At a recent leadership event I attended, Sherri spoke about success. In particular, the beliefs we have - especially as women - of what success looks like. This of course includes size, shape, and all things appearance. In the episode, we chat about: Sherri's childhood imprints of what a woman's body "should" look like The loss of two organs in the pursuit of thinness What it means to "look good, feel good" What we are made to believe success looks like, vs what it actually looks like The lies we are told as women that lead to this confusion Advice she would give her younger self (and all of you) Sherri is one of the most beautiful humans I have had the pleasure of meeting and I am so grateful to get to share her with you! Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠www.thefoodfreedomist.com⁠ Email: [email protected]

Jaime Morgan joins me today to share about a new layer of healing untouched on the LYN podcast - healing from the loss of interpersonal romantic relationships. Jaime and I met at a networking event where we connected over our histories of struggling with food. I was so curious to hear more about her line of work, and how certain challenges (particularly control) manifest in both romantic relationships and relationships with food. We chat about: Why we try to control our relationships & relationship outcomes The connection between controlling her relationship and Jaime's eating disorders How she healed after the divorce from her spouse of 15 years The biggest barriers that hold people back from finding all forms of healing Jaime's signature 4 step blueprint to letting go So often we think of our relationships with others as independent from our relationships with ourselves, but the healing goes hand-in-hand and looks very similar so for those of you on any healing journey - body image, food, self-love, divorce, etc. - this episode will feel like such a warm hug! Connect with Jaime: ⁠⁠@thejaimemorgan⁠ on Instagram Connect with Chelsea: ⁠⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠⁠ on Instagram ⁠⁠www.thefoodfreedomist.com Email: [email protected]

Kelsey Melenson joins me today to chat all things self love, body acceptance and letting go of diet culture to find the healthiest, happiest version of yourself. Kelsey is a content creator, pet mom (to many!) and lover of all humans. Her mission is to spread joy and help women discover confidence in their here and now body, instead of waiting for a fantasy weight loss goal. We chat about: Kelsey's dieting history Her journey to recovery from Binge Eating Disorder Why losing weight didn't heal her body image The importance of having a strong support system Red flags of diet culture How to start cultivating a sense of self love Kelsey is such a joy of a human, I know you will love her as much as I do! Connect with Kelsey: ⁠@kelseymelenson on Instagram Connect with Chelsea: ⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠ on Instagram ⁠www.thefoodfreedomist.com

Today's episode invites Brianna Campos on to chat about a transformative topic when embarking on an intuitive eating & body image healing journey - body grief. Brianna (Bri) Campos (she/her), LPC, is a licensed mental health counselor based in New Jersey. As a body image educator and the founder of Body Image With Bri, she’s passionate about all things body image and practices through the lenses of Health at Every Size® and Intuitive Eating. Utilizing a fat positive approach, she combines her clinical skills and lived experience to teach others how to maneuver through their own individual body image exploration. She specializes in body image education including her unique framework on body grief.  We chat about: What body grief is Navigating the desire to lose weight with finding body acceptance How to cope with judgment in a fat phobic society Navigating a weight-centric health care system Why weight loss is not the solution to improved body satisfaction This episode is definitely making top of my list! Connect with Bri: @bodyimagewithbri on Instagram www.bodyimagewithbri.com Connect with Chelsea: @the.foodfreedomist on Instagram www.thefoodfreedomist.com

Kristie Messerli joins me this week to do a little myth busting and share some incredible insight into the world of Type 2 Diabetes management and prevention. Kristie is a Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator who has a passion for teaching people with Type 2 Diabetes how to manage their blood sugars without restrictive diets, cutting carbs or blaming their weight. In the episode, we chat about How a low carb diet can actually INCREASE insulin resistance Why no foods are off-limit for her clients (including those with sugar) The role of weight in the development of Type 2 Diabetes Risks for developing Type 2 Diabetes Why it's normal for blood sugars to spike Tips for managing & preventing diabetes This was such a great conversation and will be so enlightening for anyone who has been struggling with a fear of sugar, carbs, or shame around weight gain and a diabetes diagnosis. Connect with Chelsea: ⁠@the.foodfreedomist⁠ on Instagram Email: [email protected] ⁠Apply for coaching⁠ Connect with Kristie: ⁠@type2diabetes.nutritionist⁠ on Instagram ⁠www.dietitiankristie.com⁠