Is the Healing Your Relationship With Food program for me?

This program is designed for adult men and women who are normal, under, or over weight and are struggling with how they relate to food. Answering the following questions may give you the answer.

Do you find yourself with:

What is the program?

This is a unique non-restrictive approach to resolving the compulsions underlying the eating disorder. It is designed for people who have had enough of dieting and feeling hopeless and heavier as a result. This is not a weight-loss program. However, group members often find weight-loss does occur slowly over time as a result of resolving underlying issues and working with the program guidelines. This approach works well with use of a nutritionists and exercise programs eventually, when the time is right for the participant.

What are the program goals?

What does the program consist of?

The Primary program meets once a week for 10 consecutive weeks for a 3- hour session. It will include:

The Aftercare program meets once a week for 1 1/2 hours for as long as you need to stay. It is less intense and less structured than the Primary program. The average stay in aftercare is about 5 months. This phase of the treatment offers on-going support from other group members from the Primary program, and reinforcement of what was learned. Most people use this phase to let the information and new way of relating to food "sink in" and they are able to build enough trust to work on those issues underneath the eating disorder. Aftercare begins immediately following completion of the Primary program.

What is the content of the Primary Program?

What are the times and dates of the program?

There are four sessions per year of the Primary program Aftercare is on-going. The Primary program sessions are on Wednesdays, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm.

Aftercare sessions are on Thursdays, from 6pm to 7:30pm or 7:30pm to 9pm (depending on your preference).

The Primary program sessions are as follows:

How do I get started in the program?

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