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BREAKING FREEŠ from Emotional Eating
According to author and teacher Geneen Roth, your relationship to food is an unexpected path to almost everything. It is a doorway, not a wall, an opening, not a closing. All that you believe about love, change, joy and possibility is revealed in how, when and what you eat.
Geneen Roth's Breaking FreeŠ From Emotional Eating approach stresses trusting yourself, nourishing yourself, and accepting yourself - and translating that into daily actions and beliefs. Breaking FreeŠ helps us to learn to recognize the signals of physical hunger; to eat without distraction; to know when to stop; to kick the scale-watching habit; to withstand social and family pressures, and many more strategies to help us break the binge-diet cycle forever.
Sil Reynolds, N.P. is a family nurse practitioner, therapist and workshop leader who has worked in the Hudson Valley for nearly thirty years. She has specialized in family medicine, women's health and eating disorders. She also specializes in Geneen Roth's non-diet approach for healing issues related to weight, food and body image. In her work as a therapist, she has incorporated a Jungian approach, including dream work and Sandplay therapy.
Sil graduated from Brown University and also from Pace University where she recieved a Masters of Science in Nursing. She is a Pathwork 50/50 Helper and a graduate of Marion Woodman's BodySoul Rhythms Š Leadership Training. She led Geneen Roth's Breaking Free From Emotional Eating workshops for over 10 years.
In 2005, Sil coordinated the Love Your Tree project for V-Day in NYC, in conjunction with Eve Ensler's play The Good Body. Since 2010 she has led workshops for mothers of teenage girls at the Eileen Fisher Leadership Institute. Sil and her daughter Eliza teach Mothering & Daughtering workshops for mothers and their 10-12 and 13-15 year-old daughters at the Omega Institute and the Esalen Institute. Their book, Mothering & Daughtering: Creating A Deep and Enduring Relationship Through The Teen Years will be released by Sounds True in early 2013.
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