Building an Online Food Addiction Recovery Community

Engaging Mirror Neurons in a Support Group is the Secret to Recovery.

Gain vital insights into working around hidden cognitive impairment.

Find out what you’re clients are too ashamed to tell you about why they can’t change their diet.

 

Learn the 7 Essential Elements of Life-saving Recovery Community

Processed food addicted clients harbor many hidden traumas they’ve been trying with their whole hearts to gain control over their food often for their whole lives. They’ve been wrongly blamed for failure to thrive under inaccurate conceptualization of the real problem.

Very few professionals recognize the depth of dysfunction that childhood addiction generates because this is the first time in the history of humankind that children have been addicted. So this is the first time that adults have had a sober day in their lives. The circumstances create the need for an entirely new approach to long-term reconstruction of self-awareness and self-care.

Professionals will get what they’ve always needed to heal the real drivers of compulsive overeating. Although the evidence for addictive alterations is strong, health professionals are only beginning to understand what is needed to build skills that should have been learned in childhood.

Find the 6 arenas that food addicts conquer in their quest to be consistently happy and disinterested in Processed foods as a source of comfort.

 

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Table of Contents

I.  Reframing the History of the Processed Food Addict. Learn the defeated attitude of the processed food addict as they come into your office. Hear their experiences with callous and uneducated professionals. Find out how to immediately show that they can trust you even if it's the first time they've ever trusted a health professional.

II. Affirming through Active Listening. The thing that food addicts crave the most is to be heard, believed, and affirmed. The practitioner's ability to absorb details of the client's struggles and commiserate will earn the practitioner new, possibly life-saving motivation from the client.

III. The Most Important Barrier to Making a Diet-Improvement. Asking clients about the one problem that you could solve together will surface surprising barriers that may never have occurred to you. Be ready with the right responses.

IV.  Give Clients the Science. Being able to explain the battle between the limbic system and the frontal lobe brings tears of relief to food addicts. Give them the easy-to-understand diagrams that show what really happened to them. Let them get that the failures from the past were not their fault.

V.  Going Slow. Explain that there are no more goals, commitments, schedules, or accountability. You and the client will work together to create a bubble of protection from food stimulation that will give them enough room to finally make progress.

VI. Reframe the Future. Give the client a vision of a future full of small steps that can be easily accomplished. Perceived lapses are simple an indication that a new skill is in progress. And, the client has all the time in the world to build that skill.

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Sample Lesson Topic:

Hidden Support Technique #1 Praise in Detail.

The way to immediately gain the confidence of a food addict is to praise them. In truth, food addicts have withstood repeated shocks of great variety over a long period of time, perhaps decades or even their entire lives. They have endured the scorn of strangers on the street. They've endured sarcasm from family members. They've endured dreaded advice from co-workers. They've endured one weight-loss scam after another and been blamed for their failure when the scam could never possibly have worked to turn around a severe addiction. They've endured physical pain and mental confusion. They've been denied medical services when practitioners refuse to run tests because of weight status. You as the compassionate practitioner will instantly gain their trust when you praise clients in detail for their stamina, their refusal to quit looking for answers, and their faithfulness to their own well being. You may see tears of relief when you tell them how sorry you are they have endured so much misery at the hands of the processed food industry and the Tobacco Addiction Model.

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Learn the next 5 ways to gain your clients' confidence and trust you to tell them what to do.

  • Be the first practitioners who knows how to sympathize with a food addict.
  • Be ready to see a shock of joy pass over the face of clients who expected to be demeaned one more time.
  • On the very first day that you know how to truly hear a client's story, you will feel a profound shift in the foundation of your practice. No more fighting a losing battle with clients.
  • Right after the first lesson, you will feel positivity and hope flowing through your consultations. Knowing how to lift up clients is the path to fulfillment for practitioners.
  • You will watch your clients' gratitude towards you grow and grow. Yes, it's fair to say that as they experience validation from you, they will revere you.
  • 'I feel like I've been heard for the first time in my life. I actually like myself better and am much more willing to do good things for myself, like eat better.
  • Christine Courtois' model for healing complex trauma calls for a warm relationship above all.
  • Getting shoulder to should with clients and really seeing what their lives are like is such a relief. Even after years of trying to start with a sensible food plan and only getting failure, you will be delighted to no longer be fighting clients or being disappointed and frustrated in them. Or even being afraid for them.
  • It may be hard to shift from seeing clients as failure to viewing them as heroes in a protracted war but you can do it!
  • Being compassionate on the right issues is not hard. It's just a matter of learning what food addicts are really suffering from.
  • On your very next consultation, you'll feel like you're swimming in a heated pool with your clients instead of clinging to the side of an icy mountain.
  • Practitioners have good hearts. Finally, this course brings those good hearts into play to empower clients to make live-saving diet changes.

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Thanks to the three years spent writing the Processed Food Addiction textbook, Dr. Ifland is able to bring these all-new approaches to beating diet-related diseases to you. 

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