drkgravinowellness

drkgravinowellness 🧠 Licensed Psychologist
đŸ„—Certified Fitness/Nutrition Coach,
Helping midlife women learn sustainable strategies to lose fat & manage anxiety for good!

Midlife isn’t about controlling everything around you.It’s about learning how to regulate what happens within you — and ...
12/19/2025

Midlife isn’t about controlling everything around you.

It’s about learning how to regulate what happens within you — and responding with intention instead of reactivity.

That’s the work. And it changes everything.

12/19/2025

Amanda Tress
FASTer Way to Fat Loss

Probably spent WAY too much time this morning jumping on this trend, but it was FUN! đŸ€© Which ai generated photo do you t...
12/19/2025

Probably spent WAY too much time this morning jumping on this trend, but it was FUN! đŸ€©

Which ai generated photo do you think looks MOST like me?

12/19/2025

If you keep telling yourself
“I just don’t have enough discipline,”
pause.

What looks like a discipline problem
is often a safety problem.

When your nervous system doesn’t feel supported,
consistency feels harder — not because you’re failing,
but because your body is protecting you.

This week’s shift:
đŸ‘‰đŸ» Stop blaming yourself.
đŸ‘‰đŸ» Start creating safety.

Save this for the moments you start turning on yourself and thinking you’re the problem.

Follow along for mindset, macros, and movement — done differently.

❀, Dr. G

If you’ve been saying these same things to yourself for years
“I’m doing everything right, but my body won’t respond.”“I...
12/18/2025

If you’ve been saying these same things to yourself for years


“I’m doing everything right, but my body won’t respond.”
“I know what to do
 I just can’t stay consistent.”
“I fall apart when life gets stressful.”

This isn’t a discipline problem.
It’s not a motivation issue.
And it’s definitely not a character flaw.

Midlife changes how your body responds to stress, food, movement, and pressure.
Undereating, overtraining, chronic stress, hormone shifts, and nervous system overload change the rules — and most women are still being handed outdated playbooks.

That’s why “just try harder” keeps failing.

Real, sustainable change in midlife happens when we:
‱ work with your nervous system
‱ build systems that reduce overwhelm
‱ fuel your metabolism instead of fighting it
‱ and address the psychology driving your patterns — not just the behaviors

This is the work I do as a psychologist and integrative health coach.

If you’re done repeating the same cycle year after year and want a smarter, calmer, more sustainable approach


âŹ‡ïž Drop BLUEPRINT and let’s talk about what actually works in this season of life.

12/18/2025

Christmas in a smoothie? YES PLEASE!

Ingredients:
1 cup ice
1 cup almond milk
1 scoop peppermint mocha protein powder
1 Tbs. Cocoa powder
1 tsp. vanilla
1 Tbs. Nut butter (optional)

Blend, add coconut whipped cream on top, and ENJOY! đŸŽ…đŸ»đŸŽ„


12/18/2025

Yup. That about sums it up.

Time for a nervous system reset!

Comment ‘CALM’ for the replay of my complimentary Calm in the Chaos workshop!

For most of my life, I thought growth meant getting somewhere —a goal reached, a problem solved, a version of myself fin...
12/17/2025

For most of my life, I thought growth meant getting somewhere —

a goal reached, a problem solved, a version of myself finally “done.”

Now I know better.

Real change doesn’t come from arrival.
It comes from consistent forward motion, especially in seasons that feel hard, messy, or uncertain.

Midlife isn’t a finish line.
It’s an invitation to evolve with more intention, compassion, and wisdom than ever before.

You’re not behind.
You’re becoming.

And that work is always worth it.

Save this as your reminder.
Xoxo,
Dr. G ❀

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