The Grace and Grit Podcast takes the health fairy tale you've heard all your life and turns it upside down and inside out, helping women rebuild their relationship with their body once and for all. Placing the focus on love and respect, rather than the aggressive demands and unrealistic expectations that have become the norm, Courtney Townley is determined to help women mend the fabric of what is driving the female health story.
Stop waiting for the perfect time, Stop waiting for permission, Stop waiting until you “feel” like doing the work…to restore your health.
Commit to 1 small action today and again tomorrow.
Massive ch…Everywhere you turn there seems to be a new product, formula, program, pill or system being sold to you promising RESULTS. Sadly, people buy into these promises in droves to improve their health, but…
Although there are many forms of stress that directly influence our health, in this episode of the Grace & Grit Podcast, I specifically address the power that psychological stress has to influence ph…
“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for the rest of his life.”
Years ago my son was learning to read and it took everything in me not to just give him the answ…
There was a time in my career when I would have worked like a maniac to convince nearly everyone I encountered that I was the perfect person to usher them towards greater health. Now that I am older …
Discomfort along the path to improving your life isn’t a probability, it is an inevitability.
Every single day you get to decide if you want to stay in the discomfort of the way things are, or lean i…
I just adore this conversation that I had with Ali Shapiro about the process of healing, redefining health, and making a truce with food. Ali is a very bright light helping to lead women out of diet …
Unhappy and unfulfilling relationships take a toll on our physical and psychological health. My guest on this episode of the Grace & Grit podcast, Sunny Joy McMillan, strongly believes unsticking the…
In this episode of the Grace & Grit Podcast, I introduce this month’s theme, Relationship and why I think up-leveling our relationships is the linchpin to deep health.
This is a topic I have wanted t…
There are moments in life, both tragic and beautiful, that take your breath away. I have had a few moments like that this summer and felt compelled to share how they have influenced my thinking and f…
I don’t know about you, but summer in my household definitely includes some travel plans. Camping trips, visits with friends and vacations with the family are treasured parts of the summer that can a…
If you are like most of the women I work with, you probably feel like summer can be a really hard time to stay on track with the behaviors that bring you closer to your health goals, like eating nour…
Summer can be a challenging time to stay on track with health promoting behaviors. Schedules get packed with travel, company, and social events galore AND sugar, alcohol, and processed foods are sup…
It has been another fabulous month on the Grace & Grit Podcast. In the past 4 weeks we have covered many topics on the theme of Aging Gracefully.
I hosted 3 remarkable guests who shared loads of grea…
I met today’s guest on the Grace & Grit podcast, Diann Wingert, at a conference I was invited to speak at called Forty Thrive. Diann was also a speaker at the event and I was so riveted by what she h…
In this episode of the Grace & Grit podcast, I had the awesome privilege of interviewing a woman I have admired from afar for years, Julie Angel.
Julie has lived a very textured life as an artist, au…
There are certainly a lot of challenges that can present themselves as we age AND we also have a lot of choice in how much hardship we experience as we move through those challenges.
In this episode …
Aging… it is inevitable.
The good news is…
We have a choice in how it goes down: we can fight it (despite knowing we can never win) or we can learn how to embrace it.
For the majority of my 20-year c…
The statistics showing the impact of “inactivity” are staggering, sad and oh so unnecessary. We MUST find ways to move our body more often throughout the day and inspire our children to do the same. …
I adore Sara Bradford SO much that I invited her back to the podcast for a third time!
Sara is registered holistic nutritionist, real food chef and facilitator of the wildly poplar Community Dumps, w…