Food is Not the Problem by Michelle Morand

Food is Not the Problem by Michelle Morand

In this groundbreaking book, Michelle Morand, Founder and Director of The CEDRIC Centre, gives readers a solid road map to recovery from their use of food as a coping strategy. Food is Not the Problem is filled with insights and tools that cover the three key areas of recovery: Your relationship with food; Your relationship with yourself; and Your relationship with others.
Readers will find a wealth of practical information that will provide you with a solid, intuitive understanding of why your relationship with food is as it is, and what you can do to change it, forever. As Morand says, There is always a reason for why you do what you do and, regardless of what you might believe it isn't because you're lazy or because you lack willpower
Based on her own recovery experience from compulsive overeating and her 13 years as a specialist with her own counseling centre supporting hundreds of men and women each year to heal their relationship with food, this book is a comprehensive manual that outlines the path to recovery for anyone who uses food to cope. Whether you restrict, overeat, purge or a little of everything, Food is Not the Problem will show you why and most importantly, how to stop once and for all.

Michelle Morand is a specialist in the field of recovery from disordered eating and the diet mentality. She is the Founder and Director of The CEDRIC Centre where her program for recovery from food as a coping strategy supports the healing of hundreds of men and women each year.

Michelle experiences the daily gift of long standing recovery from her own use of food to cope and is testament to the fact that complete and lasting recovery is possible.

Michelle lives in Victoria, BC with her son Ben and her two kitties, Charles and Creepy and is blessed to have the support of good friends and family in all her endeavors.

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ISBN 13	9781425105198
ISBN 10	142510519X
Title	Food is Not the Problem
Author	Michelle Morand
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Trafford Publishing
Year published	2007-03-13
Number of pages	456
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.