2nd Annual Online Eating Psychology Conference
July 21 – 26, 2014.
I’m excited to announce that I’m a featured expert in the 2nd Annual Online Eating Psychology Conference. Join me, along with Marc David, Founder of the Institute for the Psychology of Eating, as he interviews over 45 experts in eating psychology, embodiment, weight, health, and nutrition. Get ready to hear some great insights and information that will advance your understanding of eating psychology and personal transformation in this one-of-a-kind virtual conference!
Sign up for the 2nd Annual Online Eating Psychology Conference for FREE here:https://ipe.infusionsoft.com/go/2ndepoc/jerriaubry
It’s time for a whole new understanding of our relationship with food. Obesity, overeating, body image concerns, emotional challenges with food, and diet-related health issues are with us more than ever. People have abundant access to nutrition facts and information, but need to search long and hard for true healing wisdom. It’s time for an approach that honors all of who we are as eaters – body, mind, heart and soul. Join us for an exciting time together as we explore leading edge thinking in the fields of eating psychology and nutrition. Get inspired by speakers from a variety of disciplines who have something unique and innovative to share.
Speakers include Dr Mark Hyman, Dr David Perlmutter, Paul Chek, Dr Hyla Cass, Amy Pershing, Dr Srini Pillay, Dr Frank Lipman, John Robbins, JJ Virgin, Tom Malterre, Dave Aprey, Dr Tom O’Bryan, Jon Gabriel, Dr Susan Albers, Sayer Ji, Donna Gates, Dr Alan Christianson, Jessica Ortner, Daniel Vitalis, Emily Rosen, Meghan Telpner, and many more!
Dates: July 21 – 26, 2014
Price: FREE
Where: Sign up online: https://ipe.infusionsoft.com/go/2ndepoc/jerriaubry
I look forward to seeing you in the conference!
Best regards,
Jerri Aubry, M.S.
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI am sure you can say a lot about this issue, doe there are other nutrition topics beside obesity or over eating. There are also people with the enhanced metabolisms that require special diets and they usually can't get the well researched literature about it. Anyway, it is nice to see that somebody is trying to takes initiative about this problem too.