Shift how you think about food now — so you don’t slip back into old patterns later.

A clear understanding of surgery as a tool — what it can and can’t do, and why your results depend on what you build around it.
Pre-op eating habits that mirror bariatric life — so these behaviours feel natural before surgery, not something you're trying to figure out later.
A practical nutrition foundation — so your eating stays structured and supportive, even as hunger, cravings and portion sizes change.
Realistic expectations about outcomes — so you understand what different procedures and medications actually do, and don't second guess your decision later.
Mindset & emotional preparation for the identity shifts, fears, grief, and social dynamics that may surface — and to help you understand your old patterns with food so you don't default back to them later, when things get hard.
A confident, personalised plan for the final weeks leading up to surgery.
Bariatric Power Prep - Program Curriculum:
Understand what bariatric surgery can - and cannot - do.
Clarify your reasons for having the surgery, examine your expectations, and use a detailed checklist to prepare for conversations with your surgeon and care team.
Go into surgery with clear, realistic expectations about how surgery works and why preparation matters.
Begin practicing the daily habits that make post-op life smoother.
You’ll learn and apply nine key eating behaviors — including slowing down, chewing thoroughly, separating solids and fluids, using a bariatric-style plate, and pacing your meals.
These habits are far easier to build now, while you’re clear and intentional, than later when recovery and changing hunger cues are involved.
Compare surgical procedures, understand how GLP-1 medications differ, and learn how outcomes are actually measured.
We’ll review weight loss metrics, timelines, and common misconceptions — so you can set expectations that are informed, realistic, and sustainable.
You'll also get access to two online tools you can use to predict your own outcome.
Build a practical nutrition structure around hydration, protein, supplementation, pacing, and daily routines.
These foundations support recovery in the early months — and remain essential long after the honeymoon phase ends.
Explore the emotional side of surgery — fear, doubt, grief, emotional eating patterns, identity shifts, social pressure, disclosure, and getting support.
You’ll develop tools to approach these changes intentionally, rather than reacting to them under pressure.
Navigate the final weeks before surgery with clarity and organization.
From pre-op diet details and what to pack, to setting up your home and preparing your support system — this module helps you approach surgery day feeling ready and confident.
Receive a fillable planning template - so you can create your own personalized Pre-Op Plan.
These tools are designed to support you now — and remain useful well beyond surgery.
How It's Delivered:
Short, focused video and audio lessons you can move through at your own pace
Practical worksheets and planning tools to apply what you’re learning
Habit-building exercises to practice before surgery
Real-life meal examples and sample days
Fillable PDFs, checklists, and templates you can reuse long after surgery
Everything is designed to be clear, manageable, and immediately usable.

If you've decided on bariatric surgery, you're probably doing what most people do—reading everything you can, trying to make the "right" decisions, and wondering if you're really prepared.
That's exactly why I created Bariatric Power Prep.
I’ve supported clients through weight loss, nutrition, and long-term health changes for years.
I’ve also sat on the other side of the decision you’re making now — the decision to have bariatric surgery.
I understand the research.
The second-guessing.
How doubts can creep in.
I also know how much smoother this process can be when you prepare intentionally — not just physically, but mentally and practically as well.
My work blends professional expertise with lived experience, so the guidance you receive is grounded, realistic, and rooted in real life.
Most people are given detailed information about what to expect after surgery — but very little structure for what to build before it.
Preparing for bariatric surgery isn’t just about choosing a procedure or waiting for a date.
It’s about building habits, routines, and ways of thinking that support recovery — and durable results.
Once you’ve decided on surgery, the window of opportunity opens.
(I believe it begins the day you decide.)
That period between making the decision and having surgery is one of the most valuable opportunities you'll ever have.
That's when habits are easiest to build.
That's when expectations can be reset.
That's when you'll have the greatest capacity to create routines that will support you later.
That's where what you do next matters most.
Bariatric Power Prep was designed to help you use that time intentionally.
This clip from a lesson early in the program walks through one of the most important mindset shifts after surgery:
Surgery changes your anatomy.
It does not change your brain, environment or patterns.
It's a powerful tool - but it only works long term combined with the habits and mindset you build.
This short clip reveals the key mindset shift that changes what surgery can actually do for you.
Deciding to have surgery should be the starting line.
Bariatric Power Prep helps you put the habits, routines, and thinking in place before surgery — so you’re not trying to build them later under pressure.
You've already made one of the biggest decisions of your life.
Now give yourself the best possible chance of making it last.
(Instant access. Move at your own pace.)

The Bariatric Power Prep 7-Day Meal Plan offers a simple, realistic example of how bariatric-friendly meals can be structured in everyday life — without perfection or restricting portions.
Get a sneak peek: Click here for a FREE sample recipe.
One-time purchase • No program enrollment required
No. This program supports you whether you’re still considering surgery, waiting for consults, or already scheduled.
You can. Many people do.
The challenge is that the first months after surgery are focused on healing and following structured clinic guidelines.
Then comes the honeymoon phase — when weight loss feels easier and hunger is reduced.
It’s often not until hunger and capacity begin to increase that habits feel urgent.
At that point, people are trying to build structure under pressure.
Bariatric Power Prep is designed for the window before surgery — when you have the clarity and bandwidth to build those habits intentionally.
It’s not about doing everything perfectly.
It’s about putting the right foundations in place before they’re tested.
Lessons are short and manageable. Most people spend about 10–20 minutes a day. Each week unlocks a new module with 5-10 brief lessons on that topic, along with downloadable resources and tools. The program is typically completed in about 4-6 weeks. But you can go at your own pace.
Within the program you'll get detailed guidelines on how to structure meals and days. I provide some sample meals and a sample day to illustrate this structure. If you'd like a complete 7-Day Meal Plan with over 25 recipes, check out the Bariatric Power Prep 7-Day Meal Plan (see below or click link for details). It makes a great companion to the program!
Module 3 walks through surgical procedures, medications, and how outcomes are measured — so you can make informed decisions without overwhelm.
Medications are evolving quickly, and in some cases are used before surgery or later on to support maintenance.
The foundational habits we focus on — structured eating, realistic expectations, hydration, protein, and behavior change — are relevant whether you choose surgery, medication, or a combination of both.
Bariatric Power Prep is designed primarily for those who have decided on surgery. But the clarity you build here applies across approaches.
You receive lifetime access, including any future program updates.
No. Bariatric Power Prep is educational and supportive and does not replace medical care or advice from your healthcare team. The focus is on nutrition, mindset and building supportive habits.