Jun 15, 2026 · 43 min · 10 segments
**OVERVIEW:** In this episode of Cheers to Your Success, Ashley sits down with Sabrina Magnan, a Holistic Health Coach who helps women heal their relationship with food and their bodies by addressing…
Ashley FillmoreHost
I know we were talking offline and this is such an important topic and something that so many of us women have struggled with, are struggling with.

And I'm just so grateful to have you here today because I do feel like This is something we need to talk more about, and we can feel shame and guilt and embarrassment because silently we're struggling with our relationship with food, we're overeating, we're binging, we feel out of control, or we're obsessing, overtracking in our body image because we just feel like we can't navigate this in any healthy way.
And I know that this was part of your story of struggling with that yo-yo dieting and restriction.
And I know that it's something, especially in the world that we live in now, where there's like GLP medications and everyone has so much advice about how you should be eating, how you should be looking.
When you're someone who attaches a lot of your worth to how you look, then food starts to feel like this...
this thing that takes up so much space in your life, and it interferes with your ability to be fully present, to be fully open in relationships, like there is so much that it can rob you from.
And so that's why I think it's so important to be able to talk about like, how do you make food just food, not something that takes up 80 to 90% of your brain space?

And yes, I mean, I remember, When I was dieting in my 20s and those years were so challenging for me because it consumed my whole entire life.

And if I didn't hit certain metrics every day or eat certain foods every day, I didn't feel like I was doing well.

And so much of my self-worth was also attached to the foods that I was consuming.

And I think sometimes when you start to go down that road, you just start to lose...

I know we were talking offline and this is such an important topic and something that so many of us women have struggled with, are struggling with.

And I'm just so grateful to have you here today because I do feel like This is something we need to talk more about, and we can feel shame and guilt and embarrassment because silently we're struggling with our relationship with food, we're overeating, we're binging, we feel out of control, or we're obsessing, overtracking in our body image because we just feel like we can't navigate this in any healthy way.
And I know that this was part of your story of struggling with that yo-yo dieting and restriction.
And I know that it's something, especially in the world that we live in now, where there's like GLP medications and everyone has so much advice about how you should be eating, how you should be looking.
When you're someone who attaches a lot of your worth to how you look, then food starts to feel like this...
this thing that takes up so much space in your life, and it interferes with your ability to be fully present, to be fully open in relationships, like there is so much that it can rob you from.
And so that's why I think it's so important to be able to talk about like, how do you make food just food, not something that takes up 80 to 90% of your brain space?

And yes, I mean, I remember, When I was dieting in my 20s and those years were so challenging for me because it consumed my whole entire life.

And if I didn't hit certain metrics every day or eat certain foods every day, I didn't feel like I was doing well.

And so much of my self-worth was also attached to the foods that I was consuming.

And I think sometimes when you start to go down that road, you just start to lose...
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