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While the holidays are often times of great pleasure, they also present some unique challenges that can increase the likelihood of weight regain and/or relapse with unhealthy behaviours. Whether it be holiday work parties, family gatherings, special treats on display at grocery stores, or navigating other stressors associated with this time of year, it is helpful to have a game plan going into these high-risk situations. In this session, we will provide strategies that can help you stay on track with your health goals while enjoying this special season. We strongly recommend attending this group to set yourself up for success during the holidays.
While the holidays are often times of great pleasure, they also present some unique challenges that can increase the likelihood of weight regain and/or relapse with unhealthy behaviours. Whether it be holiday work parties, family gatherings, special treats on display at grocery stores, or navigating other stressors associated with this time of year, it is helpful to have a game plan going into these high-risk situations. In this session, we will provide strategies that can help you stay on track with your health goals while enjoying this special season. We strongly recommend attending this group to set yourself up for success during the holidays.
Title: The Who, What, When, Where and How of Emotional Eating.
Have you ever noticed that at the end of a long stressful day or after an argument with a loved one you suddenly find yourself immersed in a bag of chips, a box of cookies or scanning randomly for something from the fridge? The act of seeking comfort from food is a common practice referred to as emotional eating. Together we will explore why this happens and what we can do about it.
This special topic will be presented by Dr. Dayna Lee-Bagley