The Remedy Method

The future of GLP-1 training starts here.

A reimagined method that blends Pilates precision with strength training for lasting muscle, balance, and confidence – all from the comfort of your home.

Results without leaving home

Private, effective, and built around you from day one.

Your Private Studio, Wherever You Are

All you need is a screen and a little space. No crowds. No pressure. Just you, me, and movement that makes you feel strong, capable, and fully in control.

We Train on Your Terms

Before work, after school drop-off, or while traveling, your schedule leads, not mine. I’ll meet you when your energy is right.

No Equipment? No Problem.

Whether you have a full setup or just a floor, every session is tailored to what’s in front of you, your tools, your pace, and your real life.

GLP-1:
More Than a Weight-Loss Shot

GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) is a natural hormone your gut releases to help control blood sugar and hunger. It slows digestion and signals fullness.

Modern GLP-1 medications extend what your body already does, helping improve metabolic balance and long-term health.

They work best when paired with strength training, movement, and habits that keep your metabolism strong.

How a Private Virtual
Training Session Works

It all starts with a short form. From there, you can choose to connect with me by email or book a 20-minute Zoom call, whatever feels most comfortable for you. We’ll talk through what you’re hoping for, how you’re feeling, and what kind of support you want. Once we’re both clear that this is the right fit, we begin live virtual sessions that are private, personalized, and guided by me in real time from wherever you are. No gym. No commute. No apps. Just real training, focused entirely on you.​

Is The
Remedy Method
Right For Me?

Answer a few quick questions about how your body feels and how you like to exercise. This will help you see if The Remedy Method, which blends corrective exercise, Pilates-style control, and strength training for women on GLP-1 medications, is a good fit for you.

Is The
Remedy Method
Right For Me?

Answer a few quick questions about how your body feels and how you like to exercise. This will help you see if The Remedy Method, which blends corrective exercise, Pilates-style control, and strength training for women on GLP-1 medications, is a good fit for you.

What Makes
The Remedy Method
Different?
What Makes
The Remedy Method
Different?

Rapid weight loss changes how your muscles fire, how stable your joints feel, and how you move through the day. The Remedy Method is built to support your body through those changes in real time.

Every session follows a structure backed by corrective exercise, Pilates, and strength science to:

Correct muscle imbalances at the source

We identify which muscles are overworking and which are not doing enough. Then we use corrective exercise to help your feet, knees, hips, and shoulders work together the way they're supposed to, so movement feels better and every exercise you do becomes safer and more effective.

Retrain the nervous system for a changing body

When weight drops fast, your nervous system doesn't have time to adapt. Your brain literally doesn't know how to connect mind to muscle anymore. Using slow, strategic Pilates-based exercises, we help you rebuild that mind-muscle connection and relearn how to stabilize and move efficiently in your new body.

Create new patterns that are strong enough to stick

Strength training reinforces what your nervous system is learning, so your body doesn't fall back into old compensations when you're tired or stressed. We build the muscles that protect your joints and support your daily life with control and intention. Every rep strengthens the new movement patterns your body is learning to trust, so you stay strong and stable long after the program ends.

Adapt with every GLP-1 stage

Your program adjusts as your body changes. Every session is built around your unique movement patterns and progress, not a template. We assess, adjust, and progress based on what your body actually needs at each stage of weight loss, because no two women move the same way or lose weight the same way.

Correct muscle imbalances at the source

We identify which muscles are overworking and which are not doing enough. Then we use corrective exercise to help your feet, knees, hips, and shoulders work together the way they're supposed to, so movement feels better and every exercise you do becomes safer and more effective.

Retrain the nervous system for a changing body

When weight drops fast, your nervous system doesn't have time to adapt. Your brain literally doesn't know how to connect mind to muscle anymore. Using slow, strategic Pilates-based exercises, we help you rebuild that mind-muscle connection and relearn how to stabilize and move efficiently in your new body.

Create new patterns that are strong enough to stick

Strength training reinforces what your nervous system is learning, so your body doesn't fall back into old compensations when you're tired or stressed. We build the muscles that protect your joints and support your daily life with control and intention. Every rep strengthens the new movement patterns your body is learning to trust, so you stay strong and stable long after the program ends.

Adapt with every GLP-1 stage

Your program adjusts as your body changes. Every session is built around your unique movement patterns and progress, not a template. We assess, adjust, and progress based on what your body actually needs at each stage of weight loss, because no two women move the same way or lose weight the same way.

Muscle loss affects more than just your appearance.

GL P-1s can help you lose weight, but it’s not just body fat coming off. When the weight drops fast, your muscle can drop with it, especially the lean muscle your body needs to feel strong, steady, and energized. Losing too much can mess with your strength, balance, metabolism, and even your heart and lung health over time.

Your heart is a muscle.
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If your body isn’t being supported through resistance or functional movement, your heart may weaken over time, especially if you're becoming more sedentary or fatigued.
Respiratory muscles are affected, too.
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You need core and diaphragm strength to breathe efficiently. When you lose strength in your postural muscles, rib cage stabilizers, or core, breathing can feel harder, shallower, and more exhausting.
Less muscle means less movement.
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When your strength drops, it becomes harder to do basic physical activity, like walking, climbing stairs, or even grocery shopping. That leads to more deconditioning over time, which affects both your quality of life and your long-term health.

Your meds are doing their job. Let’s help your body do its. I’m here to support you: every step, every rep, every phase.

Muscle loss affects more than just your appearance.

GLP-1s can help you lose weight, but it’s not just body fat coming off. When the weight drops fast, your muscle can drop with it, especially the lean muscle your body needs to feel strong, steady, and energized. Losing too much can mess with your strength, balance, metabolism, and even your heart and lung health over time.

Your heart is a muscle.
Tap to see more
If your body isn’t being supported through resistance or functional movement, your heart may weaken over time, especially if you're becoming more sedentary or fatigued.
Respiratory muscles are affected, too.
Tap to see more
You need core and diaphragm strength to breathe efficiently. When you lose strength in your postural muscles, rib cage stabilizers, or core, breathing can feel harder, shallower, and more exhausting.
Less muscle means less movement.
Tap to see more
When your strength drops, it becomes harder to do basic physical activity, like walking, climbing stairs, or even grocery shopping. That leads to more deconditioning over time, which affects both your quality of life and your long-term health.

Your meds are doing their job. Let’s help your body do its. I’m here to support you: every step, every rep, every phase.

The Remedy Method isn’t another generic exercise program with a GLP-1 label slapped on it.

It’s a science-backed system that fixes what fast weight loss reveals but doesn’t resolve.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to your most common questions when navigating fitness and energy on GLP-1s.

You don’t have to, but movement can make a big difference in how you feel and how well the medication works. GLP-1s help by reducing appetite, but they don’t build strength, improve posture, or protect your metabolism. That’s where fitness comes in. Regular movement may help your body use energy more efficiently and support stable blood sugar.  

Yes, especially in the early stages. GLP-1s often lower your appetite so much that your body may not get enough fuel. This can lead to low energy, weakness, or fatigue.

The fix isn’t to push harder, it’s to fuel smarter:

  • Add protein to small meals (like eggs, shakes, yogurt, or whatever you can comfortably tolerate)
  • Stay hydrated and sip water throughout the day (this is so important)
  • Move gently to boost circulation and energy
  • Listen to your body, if fatigue lingers, under-eating may be the cause

Remember, your body’s adjusting. If you need help, I can design a plan to support this phase with gentle, energy-aware movement and fueling tips.

With the right habits and support! GLP-1s reduce appetite, but long-term success comes from how you care for your body afterward. Strength training will protect your muscle and metabolism; nourishing meals with protein, fiber, and hydration will help manage hunger; enjoyable movement like walking, stretching, or home workouts, with support and structure will help you stay consistent and feel confident in the transition.

Starting (or restarting) exercise while on GLP-1s can feel overwhelming, especially if your body is changing quickly; the thing to keep in mind is that you don’t need to jump into intense workouts to get results. I specialize in helping beginners build strength, balance, and confidence with slow, supportive progressions that actually feel good in your body. I’ll always meet you exactly where you are.

GLP-1s can lower your appetite, but your body still needs good nutrition to stay strong and healthy. Getting enough fiber helps with digestion and keeps things moving (GLP-1s can cause constipation). Protein helps protect your muscle while losing weight (especially if you choose to include strength training). And water is key for energy, fullness, and preventing nausea or constipation (some common side effects in the beginning). Even small amounts count, your meals don’t have to be big to be powerful! Tracking macronutrients (protein, fiber, and fats), along with hydration, can often be more helpful than focusing on calories alone for GLP-1 users.

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This is where it begins.

Before we book anything, I’d love to hear your story. Every woman’s GLP-1 path is unique, and this form gives me a sense of what matters most to you right now. From there, I’ll follow up personally so we can decide together what feels best next.

Is The Remedy Method
Right For Me?

1. Are you currently using a GLP-1 medication?

2. How often do you notice nausea, dizziness, low energy, or fast fatigue during movement?

3. Have you noticed changes in your balance, coordination, or stability since your body started changing?

4. Do certain movements feel awkward or disconnected now, like squats, lunges, bending, stepping, or getting off the floor?

5. Do you notice any of these when you move or exercise? (Select all that apply.)

6. Do you feel comfortable exercising in a public gym or group class?

7. Does the idea of guided instruction sound helpful right now?

8. Have you ever felt rushed, judged, or misunderstood by past trainers or programs?

9. What matters most to you right now? (Select all that apply.)

10. Do you want a structured plan with phases that build on each other?

11. Can you commit to training at home with simple equipment or none at all?

12. Would you benefit from having a trainer watch your form and guide your pacing in real time over Zoom?

This quiz is for education and reflection. It is not a medical screen or diagnosis. Always follow the guidance of your medical team for movement and exercise.

Form-focused. Emotionally aware. Boutique-level support from the comfort of your home.

Live Virtual Training Options We Can Discuss Together

2 Sessions Per Week (24 sessions)

Pay in Full: $840

Best value — One-Time Payment — $35/Session — 30-day money-back guarantee

Monthly: $320/month for 3 months

$40/session — Flexible Plan

3 Sessions Per Week (36 sessions)

Pay in Full: $1,260

Best value — One-Time Payment — $35/Session — 30-day money-back guarantee

Monthly: $480/month for 3 months

$40/session — Flexible Plan

Simple, Transparent Pricing. No Surprises

You’ll train live with me via Zoom, no app, no guesswork, no gym required. Just personalized support, thoughtful movement, and results that feel good in your body.

Join the Waitlist for
The Remedy Personal Training Program

This waitlist doesn’t go into a black hole. I personally review every name on this list and reach out when new spaces open up.

    Is The Remedy Method
    Right For Me?

    1. Are you currently using a GLP-1 medication?

    2. How often do you notice nausea, dizziness, low energy, or fast fatigue during movement?

    3. Have you noticed changes in your balance, coordination, or stability since your body started changing?

    4. Do certain movements feel awkward or disconnected now, like squats, lunges, bending, stepping, or getting off the floor?

    5. Do you notice any of these when you move or exercise? (Select all that apply.)

    6. Do you feel comfortable exercising in a public gym or group class?

    7. Does the idea of guided instruction sound helpful right now?

    8. Have you ever felt rushed, judged, or misunderstood by past trainers or programs?

    9. What matters most to you right now? (Select all that apply.)

    10. Do you want a structured plan with phases that build on each other?

    11. Can you commit to training at home with simple equipment or none at all?

    12. Would you benefit from having a trainer watch your form and guide your pacing in real time over Zoom?

    This quiz is for education and reflection. It is not a medical screen or diagnosis. Always follow the guidance of your medical team for movement and exercise.

    GLP-1 Nutrition
    Reflection Tool

    A quick check-in on your last meal and today’s patterns so you can see what your body might be asking for next.

    Step 1 of 4
    Think of your last meal. How many different colors were on your plate?
    Where did most of the color come from?
    What was the main protein in your last meal?
    How was that protein prepared?
    How many sides did you have with that meal?
    What best describes your sides? (Choose all that apply.)
    How were your sides prepared?
    What was the main starch or grain at your last meal?
    How much of your plate did that starch or grain take up?
    Which of these were part of your last meal? (Choose all that apply.)
    About how long did it take you to eat your last meal?
    What were you doing while you ate?
    Where did your last meal come from?
    How long did it take to get that meal from “I’m hungry” to “let’s eat”?
    How easy was this meal to put together?
    Were you able to finish everything on your plate?
    How did you feel 30–60 minutes after that meal?
    So far today, how many different fruits have you eaten?
    So far today, how many different vegetables have you eaten?
    How many times have you reached for a snack today?
    Which of these sounds most like your typical snack today?
    What color were most of your drinks today?
    Did you add anything to your drinks to make them taste better?
    In the past week, how often have you felt too full to finish a small or normal-sized meal?
    In the past week, how often have you felt nausea or strong discomfort after eating?
    In the past week, how often have you gone more than 5 waking hours without eating anything?
    Thinking about a typical day, how do your meals usually look?
    Over the past week, how has your sleep been?
    Do you have any kind of evening wind-down routine?
    Your GLP-1 Meal Reflection
    What this might be telling you
    Optional: next-step ideas

      BMI & Waist Check

      Unit of measure

      Sex

      Age (years)

      Height (feet)

      Height (inches)

      Weight (pounds)

      Waist circumference (inches, optional)

      This tool is for education only. It cannot diagnose medical conditions. If you have new symptoms or health concerns, talk with your medical team for guidance. For adults only. BMI is one data point and does not reflect muscle, body composition changes on GLP-1s, or overall health.

      Movement Pattern Starting Point

      1. How do your knees feel when you walk, use stairs, or stand up from a chair?

      2. How does your low back feel today?

      3. How steady do you feel on your feet?

      4. Can you safely get down to the floor and back up on your own?

      5. Any foot or ankle pain when you walk or stand?

      6. Right now, how confident do you feel about moving your body?

      This tool is for education only. It cannot diagnose injuries. If you have strong pain, falls, or new symptoms, talk with your health care team before starting or changing your exercise plan.

      GLP-1 Training
      Readiness Check

      1. Have you eaten a small meal or snack in the last 2 to 3 hours?

      2. How is your stomach right now?

      3. How is your energy right now on a scale from 1 to 10?

      4. Have you felt dizzy, faint, or lightheaded when you stand up today?

      5. Any new sharp pain, chest tightness, or trouble breathing since your last workout?

      This tool is for education only and does not replace medical advice. If you ever feel unsure, choose rest and contact your health care team.

      Macro Split Calculator

      kcal

      You can use your TDEE number from the TDEE calculator or enter any calorie target your medical team or coach has given you.
      Use my TDEE Calculation

      Protein: 0 g per day

      Fat: 0 g per day

      Carbs: 0 g per day

      These macro splits are set for people using GLP-1 medications or going through weight loss. Protein is higher to help protect lean muscle and support fullness. Fats are set at a steady level to support hormones and absorption of vitamins. Carbohydrates stay high enough to support energy and movement. This is a starting point, not a prescription. Your medical team may adjust your needs based on your health, labs, and medication plan.

      Daily Protein Target

      lb

      Recommended range:

      0 to 0 grams per day

      This range is an estimate based on body weight and strength training level. It is a guide, not a strict rule. Your medical team may adjust your protein needs, especially while you are on GLP-1 medication.

      TDEE & BMR Calculator

      lb
      in

      BMR: 0 kcal per day

      TDEE: 0 kcal per day

      These are estimates. Calculators may read low for people with more muscle and may not work well for people living with obesity. Use as a guide, not an exact number.

      Apply for
      The Remedy for Good Scholarship

      This scholarship is for women who are ready to invest in their health—but need a little support to make it happen. I offer a limited number of reduced-rate spots each quarter to help ease the financial burden that can come with GLP-1 medications and other medical costs.

      This isn’t about proving you’re “struggling enough.” It’s about honesty, readiness, and showing up for yourself. If you’re motivated to make a change and just need a boost to get started, I’d love to hear your story.

      A few things to know before applying:

      • This is a partial scholarship, not a free program.
      • Spaces are limited. If you’re not selected this round, you’re welcome to apply again in the future.
      • All info shared is confidential and read only by me.

      Let’s find out if this is a fit for you.