The Eating Disorder Foundation is proud to sponsor
March 11th at 5pm – Sie Film Center
30 Minute Q&A with Filmmaker Viridiana Lieberman following the film
Fattitude is a feature-length, full-color, documentary film that examines how popular culture perpetuates the fat hatred and fat-shaming that results in a very real cultural bias and a civil rights issue for people who are living in fat bodies. Fattitude is the brain-child of filmmakers Lindsey Averill and Viridiana Lieberman – self-proclaimed pop-culture junkies with academic feminist backgrounds.
Informed by a social justice background, Fattitude is very conscious and attentive to the idea that fat hatred crosses the lines of race, class, sexuality and gender.
Do you or someone you know struggle with binge eating?
Join us Friday, May 18th at The Eating Disorder Foundation (EDF) for the next topic of our educational series Coffee & Conversation.
Come learn valuable skills from eating disorder specialists Leslie Nemeth, RDN and Brianna Hammerman, LPC. This interactive discussion will focus on 6 key steps to reduce binge eating and move towards eating intuitively.
Space is limited, please RSVP
Email: info@eatingdisorderfoundation.org or call 303-322-3373
Leslie Nemeth is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and Certified Natural Chef from Bauman, a nutrition-based culinary school. Leslie discovered her true passion of counseling those struggling with disordered eating in 2006. For the last 12 years, Leslie has dedicated herself to helping people find sustainable strategies for achieving a hea lthful lifestyle.
Leslie was the Lead Dietitian at Eating Recovery Center working with adults and adolescence, and now reaches even more people through her private practice. Leslie coaches by a ditching-the-diet mentality and becoming a mindful eater. Her focus is to get people back-to-basics by giving tools to make long-lasting, sustainable lifestyle choices and end the war with food. |
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Brianna Hammerman, LPC is a trained couple and family therapist with a degree from the University of Colorado Denver. Prior to opening a private practice in Denver & Boulder the majority of her clinical career was working in a residential treatment center with adults suffering with severe and persistent eating disorders. She is incredibly passionate about educating and supporting the entire family system to create a sustainable recovery focuse d environment.
Brianna is a life long horse lover and enthusiast and believes in the restorative healing power that comes from being in relationship and true partnership with horses. She originally started her equine psychotherapy career as an Equine Specialist under EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning organization) over 10 years ago and now has become a Certified Equine Assisted Psychotherapist- Mental Health Professional. She is also trained as a trauma focused equine assisted psychotherapist (TF- EAP). |
Come join us at Colorado’s National Alliance on Mental Illness Walk. EDF will be sponsoring and supporting NAMI’s efforts, and we would love for you to come support!
Join the Denver Chapter of Project HEAL for a free yoga class at sunset led by yoga instructor, Matilin Novak.
Bring a yoga mat if you have one – if not, a mat can be provided.
Spend some time with us in the garden!
The early summer plants are done, and it’s time to clean up the garden and plant something new! Come enjoy the many benefits of gardening and help EDF weed, plant, and harvest from our garden.
Want to spend time in our garden but can’t come next Saturday?
We’ll be out in the garden after group from 11:30 to 1 this Saturday, July 28th if you would like to join us.
Come do yoga in the grass, eat a meal at our outdoor table, or get some fresh air in our garden anytime during Community Hours:
Tuesday and Thursday – 10am – 6pm
Wednesday and Friday– 12pm – 5pm
Saturday – 9am – 12pm