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Imagine having all the answers to raising a healthy daughter!  

  • Knowing what to do to encourage her to eat healthy food without nagging.
  • Having her know the importance of exercise and wanting to do it with you.
  • Knowing what to say when she says she doesn’t like her body.
  • Knowing how to help her express her emotions and learn to cope with prepubescent challenges.

Imagine raising a daughter who is able to honor hunger and fullness cues and has a trusting relationship between food and her body.

Imagine raising a daughter who enjoys physical activity for the psychological, social and physical benefits it provides her.

Imagine raising a daughter who is comfortable in her skin and is confident when challenges are in front of her.


The mid-to late elementary school years are when girls look to their mother for guidance and confirmation on how to live a healthy and happy life. This can be a vulnerable time for moms since it can bring up memories of their own challenging late adolescent years and struggles that they may still be working through as an adult.

If you’re like me, you grew up in the 80s and 90s when fat would make you fat, people sweat to the oldies to burn off last night’s dessert, and South Beach was not a vacation destination.

Fast forward to today. Diets have been renamed to “wellness plans” under the guise of promoting a healthy lifestyle. However, these “wellness plans” are still encouraging us and our daughters to eliminate food groups, they are promoting false images of what our bodies should look like, and they are making us focus more on the way we look and what we eat instead of fueling our power and achievements.

And with the introduction of social media, harmful ideals and behaviors are reaching our girls earlier and earlier.


Did you know…

  • A rapidly changing body can cause worry as physical development often occurs before mental, social, and emotional maturity.
  • The onset of anorexia is most commonly around the same time as puberty.
  • Girls have an increased risk of developing an eating disorder if they have a family history of eating disorders or disordered eating.
  • By age 14, many girls are dropping out of sports at two times the rate of boys.
  • The most common mental health issues experienced in adolescence are stress, anxiety, and depression.
  • Female adolescents have been reported to be two to three times more likely to experience anxiety and depression as their male peers.

These statistics are scary, and as mothers, we can feel helpless against the messages that society sends our girls.  


And it is only the beginning.

 

Once our daughters reach middle school, they will be exposed to even more peer pressures and social media images and ideals.


Introducing…

Well & Strong helps moms of elementary age daughters teach intuitive eating, the fun of physical activity, and self-care so they can raise a daughter who is healthy, self-compassionate, and has a positive relationship with her body, food, and her mom.

In this 7 week course you will learn:

  • How to talk to your daughter about food, exercise, and self-care without sounding like you are nagging so she will stay engaged and look forward to learning more.  
  • Fun ways to interact with each other so you can strengthen your mother/daughter relationship.  
  • How to help your daughter recognize her body’s natural cues for hunger and movement so she can grow her trust with her own body.
  • Creative approaches to the “hard conversations” about her body so she knows her body and her feelings are normal.
  • How to role model being comfortable with your body so she can feel comfortable with her body.
  • Simple ways to help your daughter sort out the conflicting messages in the media and society so she can make decisions based on her inner voice.

You will gain the confidence in supporting your daughter through this developmental period so she can feel worthy, confident, and trust her own body.


What’s Inside Well & Strong?

Well & Strong is a 6-module program helps moms and daughter experience natural hunger and fullness cues, self-compassion, body acceptance, and the freedom of physical activity.  

  • 20+ hours of health and fitness coach led lessons and activities.
  • Physical activity games for you and your daughter to play together.
  • Fun and engaging activities that teach your daughter to respect her body’s natural hunger and fullness signals, find real eating satisfaction, and cultivate body positivity.
  • Tactile activities to grow your daughter’s self-compassion.
  • Video and script descriptions of the lessons and activities to enhance comprehension and engagement.
  • Illustrated Girl Guide workbook with activities and writing prompts.
  • A supplemental Mom Guide that breaks down each lesson giving you sample scripts and responses to all the hard questions.
  • Online community to receive support and encouragement both during and after you finish the course.
  • Frequent live Q&A sessions with Coach Taren in the online community.
  • Access to the course and community for the lifetime of the course.
  • Weekly motivational emails to help you stay focused.

Meet Your Coach

I’m Taren Weyer and I want to help you raise a strong and confident daughter.

I’m a certified health coach and youth fitness instructor, mom of two daughters, and survivor of adolescence!  I am dedicated to helping moms raise daughters who are healthy, emotionally and physically, confident, and someone who can trust her own body.

I do this work because I know what it’s like to raise two daughters in a society full of negative food and body messages.  I lost more than three decades of my life to body distrust and disordered eating, missing out on countless important moments during my adolescence, adulthood, and most importantly, with my daughters.  

After 7 years of coaching POW! Girls Running Team, training adult women athletes, and health coaching moms to regain their own intuitive eating skills and self-compassion, I discovered that moms want to raise healthy daughters, but didn’t want to pass on the negative body and food messages they grew up with (and still struggle with today).

I discovered that moms want to raise healthy daughters but want a road map so they can break the cycle of negativity passed down from the previous generation.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is Well & Strong for me and my daughter? 

🗹 My daughter is in or finishing 2nd, 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade.
🗹 My daughter’s asked if a cookie (or other dessert) is healthy or if it will make her fat.
🗹 I want to help her eat healthy but she thinks I am nagging.
🗹 I want her to enjoy being active but everything I suggest, she rolls her eyes.
🗹 The thought of talking to her about her weight or her body freaks me out.
🗹 I want her to be confident and have emotional coping skills.
🗹 I don’t want her to hate her body like I do/used to.

How much time does this take?

Well & Strong was created with mom life in mind.  This 6 module online course spans over the period of 7 weeks (the 4th week will be a catch-up week – I mean, let’s get real… life happens!).  Each week, you will receive 3 modules (physical activity, nutrition, and self-compassion). Each module ranges from 10 minutes to 45 minutes.  You can always spend more or less time on each module.  This course is life-changing, if you put in the work.  

How long do I have access?

Once you purchase the course, you’ll have access for the lifetime of the course.  This allows you to go back and revisit the content as many times as you need.  

Do you have a younger daughter too?  No need to re-purchase the course!  You can log in and re-take the course at any time. 

Does Well & Strong start at a specific time?

For this initial launch, yes.  By starting the course on a scheduled start date, other moms and daughters will be participating in the program at the exact same time. This allows for lively interactive online community discussions and real-time Q&A. 

Are there any scholarships available if I can’t afford the course?

I am offering a once-in-a-lifetime beta launch of this course at a dramatic price reduction. If you know of an individual or company that would like to sponsor a scholarship for this course, please contact me at taren@poweredonwell.com.


Are you ready to help your daughter learn to love and appreciate her body?

Take Action Now!

Regularly $697   

Early Bird $497 -or- 3 payments of $185

Course begins Monday, August 17, 2020.  We are offering a one-time early bird discount for the launch of the Well and Strong program.  You will get the same amazing and life-changing content.  The only difference is there may be a broken link here or an occasional duplicate email there.  Or maybe a typo here and there.  You will provide feedback to help me work out the kinks on the back-end.   

Register now!  After August 10th, the early bird pricing will gone forever!


Satisfaction guaranteed

Well & Strong comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.  My hope is that your relationship with your daughter and her developing relationship with her body is forever transformed by this course.  I expect also that you will give it your best effort and attention.  If you complete the full program and don’t feel like I delivered on my promise, submit your request for refund within 5 days of the course end date and I will promptly refund your program fee.

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