Sep 8, 2026 · 19 min · 13 segments
Trauma and weight loss are more connected than most people realize, and if you have done everything right on paper, tracked your food, hit your steps, and cleaned up your diet, and the scale still…
Lizzie EnsHost
Today I want to talk to you guys about something that is like very near and dear to my heart and it has everything to do with you and your healing journey.

And I just want you to stay with me as I'm talking through this because for some people This is kind of over your head because you've never heard this before.

It's almost like a case study for me because I'm like... paying attention to all this stuff with my clients.

But that has to do with you understanding who you are and discovering who you are and using your voice and why that matters so much in your healing journey.

You can diet as hard as you want, eat as clean as you want, exercise as much, work on your sleep, take your vitamins and minerals.

But if you don't work on healing from trauma and triggers and emotional and mental abuse and sexual abuse and all of those things, if you don't work on any of that, it's very difficult for your physical body to come along.

And that is why so many of you feel stuck, because you're like, I'm doing all of these things.

And I'm telling you that as long as you ignore and avoid this work to heal that person or get to know that person, it's not going to go to the direction that you want.

And even if you do lose a bunch of weight and you get into the size clothes that you want, you're still not going to be happy.

Because the number one thing that you need to learn how to do is to love yourself.

Today I want to talk to you guys about something that is like very near and dear to my heart and it has everything to do with you and your healing journey.

And I just want you to stay with me as I'm talking through this because for some people This is kind of over your head because you've never heard this before.

It's almost like a case study for me because I'm like... paying attention to all this stuff with my clients.

But that has to do with you understanding who you are and discovering who you are and using your voice and why that matters so much in your healing journey.

You can diet as hard as you want, eat as clean as you want, exercise as much, work on your sleep, take your vitamins and minerals.

But if you don't work on healing from trauma and triggers and emotional and mental abuse and sexual abuse and all of those things, if you don't work on any of that, it's very difficult for your physical body to come along.

And that is why so many of you feel stuck, because you're like, I'm doing all of these things.

And I'm telling you that as long as you ignore and avoid this work to heal that person or get to know that person, it's not going to go to the direction that you want.

And even if you do lose a bunch of weight and you get into the size clothes that you want, you're still not going to be happy.

Because the number one thing that you need to learn how to do is to love yourself.
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