4-Week Reset Program
Your Journey to Consistency, Balance Confidence
Program Goal
To help women reset their routines, reconnect with their bodies, and build consistent, balanced habits — with a strong focus on accountability, support, and real-life progress (not restriction or overwhelm).
Program Overview
This 4-week program is designed to give you structure, daily support, and personalisedaccountability to help you stay consistent — because knowing what to do is only half the battle.Together, we’ll make sure you actually do it and feel great while doing so.
Weekly Focus
Understand your current habits and triggers
Learn simple meal-building and movement foundations
Set clear, achievable weekly goals
Week 1 Awareness & Reset
Week 2 Consistency & Momentum
Daily accountability check-ins to build rhythm
Focus on balanced meals, hydration, and gentle movement
Track small wins and build confidence
Week 3 Mindset & Motivation
Identify barriers that cause setbacks
Learn how to stay on track when motivation fades
Guided reflection prompts for self-awareness
Week 4 Balance & Independence
Review your progress and celebrate growth
Create a plan for maintaining your new habits
Option to transition into a longer accountability program (13- or 6-month support)
What’s Included
Daily Accountability Messages
Quick text/photo check-ins to keep you consistent with meals, movement, water, and steps.
Weekly Coaching Calls (20–30 min)
Review progress, celebrate wins, and set next week’s goals.
Personalised Action Plan
Simple, realistic weekly goals tailored to your lifestyle.
Support Tools
Educational PDFs, habit trackers, and reflection sheets to keep you focused.
End-of-Program Reflection
Review your progress and map out your next steps for ongoing success.
Program Investment
$179 AUD (Comparable programs are valued between $400–$500 AUD — this is your affordable way to access personalised, high-touch coaching and accountability support.)
Scope & Disclaimer
All information provided is for general wellness and educational purposes only. It should not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.