We love hearing how our licensees use Craving Change in their practice. Kimberly Brown-Morris with Inara Counselling recently wrote: "A meaningful resource that I have used is the "How things have … [Read more...] about Environment Discussion Resonates with Seniors
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Meta-analysis Supports CBT for Emotional Eating
A recent article published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health provided support for cognitive behavioural interventions for addressing emotional eating. The … [Read more...] about Meta-analysis Supports CBT for Emotional Eating
Wendy’s Lively CBT Podcast Interview
Catch the lively discussion that Wendy enjoyed with Sandra and Rob Gentleman on their podcast, 'My Wife the Dietitian' - see YouTube link below. Wendy highlights some of the Craving Change … [Read more...] about Wendy’s Lively CBT Podcast Interview
Cognitive Distortion Conversations
It was such a pleasure to receive the following feedback this week from Erin Nobles Crook, a social worker at Family Plus Life Solutions in Saint John, New Brunswick. “Craving Change has helped one … [Read more...] about Cognitive Distortion Conversations
Free Webinar & Resource Package
Did you miss our May 3rd Live LinkedIn webinar, 'Apply Eating Psychology in your Practice'?? You can still enhance your practice with proven cognitive-behavioural strategies when you learn … [Read more...] about Free Webinar & Resource Package
Live Webinar – May 3
We’re excited to invite you to our new Craving Change LinkedIn webinar, ‘Craving Change - Apply eating psychology in your practice’ scheduled on Wednesday, May 3 at 1200h EST. Add to your CBT … [Read more...] about Live Webinar – May 3
CBT is Spreading
We hear from Craving Change Certified clinicians each week and love the enthusiasm that emanates from their comments. The feedback is especially positive from clinicians who have facilitated our … [Read more...] about CBT is Spreading
Try the Shorter Eating Self-Efficacy Scale
Did you know?? There is now a shorter questionnaire you can use to measure your clients' change in eating self-efficacy. The 8-item Eating Self-Efficacy Brief Scale (ESEBS) is a valid and reliable … [Read more...] about Try the Shorter Eating Self-Efficacy Scale