MasterClass:
with Joan Ifland, PhD & Catherine Seo, PhD
Food Addiction Part 1: The Hidden Barrier to Resolving Lipedema
NOTE: The recording of this webinar is now in Our TRIBE Community library.
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Key Takeaways
JOAN IFLAND, PhD
Dr. Ifland will present on February 15.
Dr Joan Ifland is the CEO of Food Addiction Training, L.L.C. She received her MBA from Stanford University and a PhD in Interdisciplinary Studies with a specialization in Addictive Nutrition from the Union Institute & University. She has innovated in the field of recovery from food addiction.
Dr. Ifland co-edited and co-wrote the textbook about processed food addiction, Processed Food Addiction: Foundations, Assessment, and Recovery.
She was the first chair of the Food Addiction Council for the American College of Nutrition. She currently runs online approaches to recovery - Addiction Reset Community, as well as the Facebook Group, Food Addiction Education. Joan is also a food addict in recovery. She keeps busy speaking at conferences such as ‘Low Carb U.S.A.’ and developing training to educate professionals to recognize/treat processed food addiction.
Hosted by Catherine Seo, PhD
CATHERINE SEO, PhD is Founder & Director of Lipedema Simplified & The Lipedema Project and a professor of psychology. She produced and directed the documentary, The Disease They Call FAT, and was a co-author of the book, Lipedema-The Disease They Call FAT: An Overview for Clinicians. She holds a doctorate in Psychology with a concentration in Media. Catherine has lipedema, lymphedema, has struggled with obesity, and had a total hip replacement on September 4, 2019.
The Lipedema Project has evolved from the early work of Lipedema Simplifed and has more extensive information about lipedema. Please visit http://lipedemaproject.org/ to learn more.