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posted: January 12, 2001
AFTER THE DIETx: Helping People Overcome Eating Problems
This year's topic will be Nutrition, Stress, and Disordered Eating, presented by Monika M. Woolsey, MS, RD, publisher of After the Diet Newsletter, Associate Editor of Healthy Weight Journal, and founder of After the Diet Network. This seminar will focus on energy balance, the physical and emotional consequences of disrupted balance, and nutrition counseling strategies for restoring balance. Health issues including infertility, overtraining, chronic pain, and eating disorders will be used to illustrate the concepts presented. A complete curriculum and list of objectives is pasted at the end of this release. Subscribers to After the Diet Newsletter receive a discount on their registration fee, and participants who do not currently subscribe will receive a four-issue subscription in addition to their workshop registration. After the Dietx Network is a Phoenix, Arizona based organization consisting of health experts committed to promoting the benefits of physical and emotional health.
For information and registration, contact:
posted: January 10, 2001
The Eating Disorder Referral and Information Center (Edreferral.com)
participated in a PMM Midpoint television series called "Wasting Away" airing
on the Odyssey Network and FamilyNet. The show is scheduled to air Jan. 10th,
2001. Please check your local cable listing for the Odyssey Channel or
FamilyNet channel listing.
posted: January 10, 2001
Hi... I am interested in compiling a book containing teen/childrens experiences
with eating disorders. Submitted in any form; personal experience story,
poem, arwork, collage, opinion, etc. Female and male; male experiences
especially. You can e-mail me submissions at
[email protected]
or send them to me at:
Note: that this is an idea in progress and has a long way to go but I would
appreciate any sunmissions none the less. Thank you.
posted: January 10, 2001
My name is Eve and I am a medical student and ED sufferer.
So where do you come in? Well, in writing about EDs, I can and will cite lots of references from books and journals and anything else I can get my hands on. But, my opinion
is that I can't possibly produce a reliable essay without hearing from the
sufferers themselves. Basically, I want to know how YOU think your ED could
have been prevented, if at all.
What needs to be done to prevent others following down our path?
I am particularly interested in British sufferers.
Obviously, I have a fair few ideas of my own for this essay, and I have
vague theories as to why I have an ED, but I need to be able to say - this
is what the people I spoke to said. I'm not interested in a bunch of
statistics - I want to know about real people.
Please, I would be so grateful if you could help me. I might finally be
getting a chance to yell out all the opinions I've so far only muttered
angrily to myself. This is also a chance for you to get your voice heard.
Please e-mail me any opinions you have.
posted: January 10, 2001
The Price Foundation is sponsoring a multicenter, international study seeking to determine whether a gene or genes might predispose individuals to develop anorexia nervosa.
We need families with at least one member who has or had anorexia nervosa, both of whose parents are willing to participate in this study. The study involves assessments, questionnaires, and a blood draw. You do not need to travel; everything can be done where you live.
Participants will be paid upon completion of the study.
If you have or had anorexia and are interested in obtaining more information,
please call our toll free number, visit the website or contact us by e-mail. If you
know any families affected by anorexia nervosa that might qualify and be
interested in participating, please inform them of this study.
contact: 1-800-895-3886
posted: January 2, 2001
A Better Way Health Consulting, Inc. announces its fourth annual After the Diet IV Workshop, to be held in the following locations on the following dates:
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Scottsdale, Arizona
This year's topic will be Nutrition, Stress, and Disordered Eating, presented by Susie Langley, MS, RD, sports nutrition and consultant to numerous Canadian professional and Olympic athletes, and Monika M. Woolsey, MS, RD, publisher of After the Diet Newsletter, Associate Editor of Healthy Weight Journal, and founder of After the Diet Network.
This seminar will focus on energy balance, the physical and emotional consequences of disrupted balance, and nutrition counseling strategies for restoring balance. Health issues including infertility, overtraining, chronic pain, and eating disorders will be used to illustrate the concepts presented. A complete curriculum and list of objectives is pasted at the end of this release.
Subscribers to After the Diet Newsletter receive a discount on their registration fee, and participants who do not currently subscribe will receive a four-issue subscription in addition to their workshop registration.
After the Dietx Network is a Phoenix, Arizona based organization consisting of health experts committed to promoting the benefits of physical and emotional health.
For information and registration, contact:
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