Master Your Serve Sizes
My most popular corporate session:
Master Your Serving Sizes
This is a practical, interactive and engaging talk designed to help staff feel more energised, avoid the afternoon slump, and eat well without restrictive dieting. The session can be tailored to suit your workplace wellbeing goals.
Some custom themes include:
Master Your Serving Sizes for…
Energy & Focus – avoid the 3pm slump and stay sharp throughout the day
Stress & Mental Clarity – support mood and resilience through balanced meals
Healthy Habits in a Busy Work Week – portion and meal planning for time-poor professionals
Craving Control – reduce sugar highs/lows and snack smarter
Digestive Health – support gut health through balanced meals
Work Travel & Events – portion tips for on-the-go or irregular schedules
What’s also covered in the session:
A Balanced Diet – What it is, why it matters, and what happens when we don’t meet our needs
Macronutrients & Micronutrients – What they are and how to include them
Serving Sizes – What is a serve? How many serves of each food group do we need?
Food Journal Analysis – A quick reflective activity to make personalised changes
Smart Swaps & Practical Tips – Easy, actionable strategies to implement right away
Talks Include:
- Digital handouts for all attendees
- A personalised e-recipe collection tailored to the topic
- A discount offer for staff to book an initial 1:1 consultation
If you’re planning a smaller group or looking to run a series of talks throughout the year, I’m happy to offer custom pricing or packages.
Trusted by:
‘Well fed and well informed...’
GS Universities Centre hosted Jessica for a Lunch and Learn session for our students. First up Jessica provided students with facts about nutrition and a nutrition guide handout.
Students were able to ask questions specific to their diet and allergy needs - all of which we answered well.
This was followed by a weigh, measure and mix self-serve nutritional and delicious lunch.
Thanks Jessica - students all went away 'well fed' and well informed.”
~ Great Southern Universities Centre ~