Do you do "great" all day… and then somehow end up in the pantry at night?
You’re tired. The day was a lot. Maybe you’re not even really hungry — but you want something.
Come hang out with me for an hour.
I’ll show you why this keeps happening and help you make a simple plan for those nights when life has absolutely worn you out.
✓ Free • ✓ Live • ✓ 45–60 Minutes • ✓ No Replay
Come join me.
Pick a Tuesday that works for you.
We’ll figure this out together.
All workshops are live.
Why there's no replay
Because this isn't passive information.
During the workshop, you'll build your own personal Safety Net—a simple, realistic plan for the evenings, stressful days, and emotional eating moments that usually throw you off track.
That only works if you're there.
Women who show up leave with something real.
Not another list of nutrition tips.
Not another meal plan.
A plan they can actually use the very next time life gets messy.
During this workshop you'll learn:
• Why evenings feel so hard (and why it isn't a willpower problem)
• The real reason "doing good all day" often ends with overeating at night
• How to build your own Safety Net for stressful evenings
• The simple "minimum day" strategy that keeps one hard night from turning into a hard week
• How to stop starting over every Monday
This workshop is for you if...
✔ You feel in control all day but lose it at night.
✔ You've started over more Mondays than you can count.
✔ You know what to eat—but struggle to follow through consistently.
✔ You're tired of relying on motivation and willpower.
✔ You want something realistic that actually fits real life.
Hey there! I'm Dr. Stacy Heimburger, the SugarFree MD ...
I'm a board-certified physician, Lifestyle Medicine doctor, menopause specialist, certified life coach, and founder of SugarFreeMD.
But more importantly...
I know what it's like to feel stuck in the cycle of doing well, falling off track, and wondering why it's so hard to stay consistent.
I don't teach perfection.
I don't teach restriction.
And I definitely don't believe you need more willpower.
I teach women how to build simple systems that work on real days—not perfect ones.