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NADINE DUMAS COACHING
Studio Pilates Fitness & Wellness is proud to be aligned with Nadine Dumas and her Mind-Body Coaching method. Watch for future Transformation Challenges with Nadine through the Studio. Nadine is a leading business woman and influencer in the worldwide fitness market. Her online holistic approach to health and wellness span the globe with a footprint in Asia, Australia, the Cayman Islands, United Kingdom and North America. Her experience and businesses focus on mind-body nutrition and eating psychology coupled with achieving individualized fitness objectives. Nadine has seen outstanding results through her online programs with over 15,000lbs+ in weight lost but most importantly lifelong transformations. Nadine holds a business degree and is a Professional Eating Psychology Practitioner with over a decade of experience in mind-body transformations. Not only does Nadine work as a practitioner but she is actively involved in the corporate wellness space, consulting with corporations to bring a health focus to employees and creating an overall wellness to companies through her work in Eating Psychology. As a global figure in health and wellness Nadine has been photographed and published in some of the most noteworthy editorials in fitness including Oxygen, Women’s Health and Fitness and Inside Fitness Magazine. She is a contributing writer for entrepreneurial platforms such as Influencive and Thrive Global and has been featured by FORBES, the Huffington Post, INC., and Thrive Global. The Lagom Retreat, which is her most recent venture, is a luxury & wellness retreat bringing local exposure and international tourism to the Cayman Islands. Eating Psychology Practitioner, Mind-Body Nutrition Coach, mother, former accountant turned entrepreneur, 11x international cover model - This woman has spent the last decade helping women lose weight and gain their power back. Women that have lost themselves over the years, have 'failed' time and time again with their diets, struggle with burnout and fatigue and that are caught in the endless cycle of compulsive eating and food addiction. |