Dr. James Greenblatt, MD, Child Psychologist and eating disorder expert will discuss:

• The role that biochemical disorders play in skewing the body’s natural hunger and satiety cues

• How food cravings are not “your fault” or a result of a weak will or bad character

• How the body and mind can be brought back into equilibrium, breaking the cycle of restricting, bingeing and blaming

This lecture is for those struggling with an eating disorder, parents/caregivers, health professionals and therapists; anyone who is interested in learning more about current medical and nutritional research, and the new model of hope offered by an integrative approach to recovery.

Friday, October 24, 7:00 to 9:00PM

University of Toronto, Medical Science Building

Room 2158

$5 for Members, $10 to register, $15 at the door