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A licensed, cognitive-behavioural program for emotional eating.
Change thinking habits to change eating habits
Craving Change® provides cognitive-behavioural tools, activities and strategies that address the universal struggle to change problematic and emotional eating behaviours. The thought-provoking, 'how-to' approach focuses on the 'why' of eating behaviour and what to do about it.
Developed by a clinical psychologist and registered dietitian, Craving Change® is delivered by thousands of clinicians working in a variety of settings across Canada and internationally.
#BeingAPsychologistWhileBlack is being looked at last when it comes to matters of science, but being looked at first when it comes to matters of service
1/2 Given the increased prevalence of eating disorders in underrepresented groups & the urgent need for more inclusive research, Eating Behaviors has a Special Issue devoted to eating disorders in underrepresented and underserved groups. Please see link below!
#BLACKMENTALHEALTH LEADERS TO FOLLOW
Dr. Juliette McClendon @drjuliettem
Dr. Chyrell Bellamy @chy_bellamy
Dr. Ayana Jordan @drayanajordan
Dr. Thema Bryant- Davis @drthema
Dr. Alfiee Breland- Noble @dralfiee
Dr. Bedford Palmer II @DrBFPalmer
Who else?
On the 1 year anniversary of the @MMIWG final report: Take a moment to thank the thousands of survivors, families, Elders, community members who came forward to share their stories. So many families shared their deepest pain and asked for justice.
Yesterday I had the opportunity to partake in a 3hr painfully honest dialogue with my med school admin addressing the ways this country has failed Black people, the ways medical education has failed the Black student, and the ways they have failed me & my colleagues. 1/x
Many of my Black friends and I have gotten messages from white colleagues asking about our well being and how they can help. Rather than burden us with your guilt, invite us to co-author papers and grants with you. Invite us to be on the symposium or be the guest speaker.
My public health education taught me that Black people were a “high risk” for many chronic illnesses. My public health education did not teach me why. Teaching me why would have revealed the systems of oppression that make Black people a higher risk for premature death.
Why are people scared of the riots and looting?
The flu kills way more people every year.
For my white @twitter followers who are truly interested in change, listen to this 3 1/2 min clip of @LamaRod1 discussing how “good white people” must come to terms with “participating in an identity specially created to disadvantage Black people”. https://soundcloud.com/siriusxm-news-issues/lama-rod-buddhist-teacher-making-good-white-people-understand-their-whiteness
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“What an honour! I'm delighted to be presenting at this event and sitting in on the other speakers too! Looks like a great line-up. If you or someone you love are living with heart failure, registra...
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