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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2020 · 32 MIN

Moving From Fear to Trust with Aisling FitzGibbon

from Brokenhearted · host Althea Branton

Aisling FitzGibbon is a certified Holistic Nutrition Coach. She runs an online Holistic Nutrition Coaching Practice and Aisling’s Health School. She holds a B.A in Early Childhood Studies and a First Class (BSc) degree in Occupational Therapy. Over the past decade, she’s studied holistic health and nutrition extensively.   Aisling helps her clients to use plant-based nutrition to heal chronic illness including adrenal fatigue, autoimmune conditions, hormonal & liver health. She combines the physical and metaphysical for whole health and wellbeing flourishing. As an Occupational Therapist, Aisling has specialised in life coaching clients to build resilience to life’s challenges. Nutrition is only one part of a holistic picture of one’s well being. Her teachings draw from her personal life experience of dealing with illness and loss and her professional training. Aisling’s now writing her first book called Moving from Fear to Trust due to be released in 2020. Aisling shares how her mother's loss broke her heart open in ways she never imagined possible.   Follow Aisling on Instagram: @aislingfitzgibbon   Download a free guide on the top 10 ways to boost your immunity naturally here.

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