Ending the Year with Self-Compassion: Reflecting and Celebrating Wins Beyond the Scale (Outweigh)
OUTWEIGH: As we close out the year, it’s easy to fall into the trap of measuring our worth by the scale or the “perfect” body we never quite achieved. In this episode of Outweigh, we’re challenging that narrative head-on. Instead of focusing on what your body didn’t accomplish, let’s celebrate the …
Tears, Reflection, Rethinking Gratitude & Cherry Berries on a Cloud
Amy takes a heartfelt trip down memory lane after reading through some old emails. As she was searching for a recipe, in honor of her mom's birthday, she came across emails that made her laugh, cry and reflect—including a scary moment when her dad went missing for a week. Amy also talks about the c…
Subtle Habits That Make People Respect You More (5th Thing)
Amy & Kat talk cookie logs + tattoo removal + a touching listener exchange about finding hope during hard times. Today’s main topic? Subtle habits that make people secretly respect you more — simple, impactful things that align your words and actions, help you stay grounded, and make genuine connec…
Getting Her Groove Back at 62: A Story of Healing, Strength, and New Beginnings After Losing Her Husband (Outweigh)
OUTWEIGH: “She spent decades caring for everyone else. But at 62, Lisa finally learned how to care for herself.” Meet Lisa. For over 20 years, Lisa felt trapped in a relentless food and diet prison. Food carried the weight of shame and guilt, and she was stuck in the endless cycle of dieting, los…
Amy Answers Emails: Al-Anon Advice, Cancer Support, Eating Disorder Progress, Gratitude & More
Amy reads & responds to listener emails covering personal topics like how Al-Anon can bring peace to loved ones of alcoholics, practical tips for supporting a parent through cancer treatments, an encouraging eating disorder recovery update, the role gratitude plays in tough times, a book recommenda…
Do This If You’re an Over-thinker + How to Find Joy in the 'Un-Fun' (5th Thing)
We all have tasks we dread—dishes, laundry, cleaning up after a party. Amy & Kat share a few ways to reframe what you’re doing so that you can find joy in everyday, ‘un-fun’ chores. Also, if you overthink, there’s a little move to try out (called the 'head drop') for when you need your brain to tur…
The Gift of Self-Acceptance: Giving Yourself Permission to Truly Enjoy the Holidays (Outweigh)
OUTWEIGH: In the final part of our holiday series on Outweigh, Amy and Leanne explore the transformative power of self-acceptance as the greatest gift we can give ourselves during the holiday season. Amy introduces the idea that self-acceptance is often overlooked in holiday conversations, yet it…
Why Alcohol Is On Amy’s Mind: Hangxiety, Honest Insights & Helpful Tips
In this episode, Amy’s talking about alcohol—how it impacts us physically, mentally and emotionally. She discusses hangxiety (that next-day anxiety after drinking) and how to avoid feeling ‘blah’ after a drink. Amy also shares what she’s learned about drinking through conversations with her kids, h…
You'll Never Look at Salt, Vanilla or Butter the Same (5th Thing)
A listener email about the 'be a purple thread' analogy inspired today's chat with Amy & Kat. Amy puts her own spin on the concept using food analogies—like salt, vanilla, butter, and pizza crust—to remind you of your importance in this world. This sparks a wild story about Amy's dad getting arrest…
Dealing with Holiday Weight Gain Fears and Body Anxiety (Outweigh)
OUTWEIGH: In the third part of our holiday series on Outweigh, Amy and Leanne tackle a topic that resonates with many women during this time of year: dealing with fears of holiday weight gain and body anxiety. Amy sets the stage by acknowledging how these fears can intensify with the increased foc…