Melissa Rohlfs talks to us about overcoming an eating disorder brought on by the death of her father at an early and formative age. Join me as she tells her story and how she is now helping other women to overcome their eating disorders.

Melissa Rohlfs is a certified holistic health and life coach helping busy women find freedom and feel at peace with food, their bodies, and their lives.

She is committed to empowering women to break free from dieting, emotional eating, and self-image issues so they can ditch the Diet mentality and feel empowered in their own skin.

She teaches women how to find freedom from the struggle with food.

After her own tumultuous history with food {withholding and then later in life, bingeing}, she learned how to deal with the core issues around her broken relationship with food. As a result, she felt called to go to school and learn to teach other women how to do the same.

She graduated from the Health Coach Institute as a Holistic Health and Life Coach in 2018 and is the proud owner of Free 2 B Coaching.

She is a proud Purdue alumna living in Arizona with her husband, Chad, and two kiddos.

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