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Second Saturdays at 9:00am PST
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What is the Open Table and who is it for?
If you're tired of feeling judged every time you eat, you're not alone.
Whether the judgment comes from diet culture, social media, or the voice in your own head, it can make eating feel exhausting.
At The Open Table, we do things differently.
We don't judge food. We don't judge people. We get curious.
If you're looking for a place where you can ask honest questions, learn the science behind what's happening, and be met with compassion instead of criticism, we'd love to have you.
The Open Table is for women who want to...
Stop feeling guilty every time they eat something "off plan."
Understand why food feels so difficult instead of blaming themselves.
Learn practical, science-backed strategies that work in real life.
Connect with women who are choosing curiosity over criticism.
Feel more confident, peaceful, and in control around food.
Pull up a chair...
The Open Table is a free monthly gathering where women come together to have honest conversations about food, health, and real life.
More than a class—it's a conversation.
Every month, we gather around a different topic that's affecting the way we eat, think, or feel about food. Together, we share experiences, ask questions, and learn from one another in a supportive, judgment-free space.
Then I'll connect the dots with evidence-based nutrition science and practical strategies you can use in your everyday life.
We do things a little differently here at The Open Table:
#1 No judgment.
We don't label foods as "good" or "bad," and we don't judge ourselves for eating them.
#2 Real conversations.
Come ready to listen, share, or simply observe. There's no pressure to participate—just an open invitation.
#3 Science you can actually use.
You'll leave understanding why things happen, not just what to do about them.
Every month you'll leave with...
A fresh perspective on a common food challenge.
Practical strategies you can use right away.
Encouragement from women who understand what you're going through.
A little more confidence—and a little less self-criticism.
Why I created The Open Table
For more than 20 years, I've helped women improve their health through nutrition. I've noticed something that almost everyone has in common.
They're incredibly hard on themselves.
They describe foods as "good" or "bad." They talk about "cheating," "being good," or "blowing it." Over time, those judgments stop being about food and become judgments about themselves.
I wanted to create a different kind of space.
A place where we don't judge food.
We don't judge people.
We get curious.
Each month, we'll have honest conversations, explore the science behind what's happening, and leave with practical strategies you can use in your everyday life.
Because lasting change doesn't come from following more rules.
It comes from understanding yourself a little better.
Meet-up Agenda
(0:00-15:00) Welcome
(15:00-45:00) Group Discussion
(45:00-60:00) Science-backed education and resources
(60:00-90:00) Open Q&A
Hosted By:
Tobi Page
Registered Dietitian
I work with chronic dieters to lose weight for the last time by changing the way they think about food - without counting, tracking, or obsessing over the numbers.
Through my empathetic and educational programs like, "From Rules to Rhythm: Lose Weight Without Obsessing Over What to Eat" and “The Fullness Fix," I blend science, humor, and heart to help women over 40 rebuild self-trust, restore energy, and eat with confidence — without restriction or guilt.
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What You'll Gain
✔️ A fresh perspective on food.
Replace guilt and self-criticism with curiosity and understanding.
✔️ Practical strategies that fit real life.
Leave with simple, science-backed ideas you can actually use—no calorie counting or food rules required.
✔️ More confidence around food.
Understand why you're struggling instead of blaming yourself, so making choices feels less overwhelming.
✔️ Connection with women who get it.
You'll quickly realize you're not the only one asking these questions, and you don't have to figure it all out alone.
✔️ Hope that lasting change is possible.
Discover that improving your relationship with food doesn't require perfection—it starts with understanding.
Don't miss out! Reserve your spot today!
Come for the conversation. Leave with more understanding than judgment.
Because lasting change begins with curiosity, not criticism.