Disordered Eating: Gradual Healing with Empathy
$14.99
Many of us use non-essential food (specifically salt, fat and sugar) to compensate for brain chemistry and to support them in having energy for relationship. In this webinar, Sarah Peyton investigates the latest research into food and relational neuroscience, looks at some of the paths people take to healing disordered eating, and explores leverage points for self-understanding, self-compassion and resonance.
This is primarily a learning and neuroscience content webinar, including a small number of actionable insights and healing process work. If you are seeking healing and resonance practice opportunities, please see Sarah’s upcoming courses here
As we have learned, people use non-essential food (specifically salt, fat and sugar) to compensate for brain chemistry and to support them in having energy for relationship. The ease of access of this kind of food in our world can lead to disordered eating. In this webinar, we investigate the latest research into food and relational neuroscience, look at some of the paths people take to healing disordered eating, as well as explore leverage points for self-understanding, self-compassion and resonance.
