In-depth Coaching for Men Who Love Someone with Eating Disorders

In-depth Coaching for Men Who Love Someone with Eating Disorders

Feeling hijacked by the ED? Learn tested ways to navigate away from the eating disorder—and closer to the person you know and love.

By Sarah Lowenthal, MD, CEDS-S

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Sunday, March 23 · 11am - 12:30pm PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

Understanding the eating disorder's characteristics

Identifying how the eating disorder affects OUR actions and sensations

Differentiating between the person and the eating disorder

Practicing different responses to the person and the eating disorder

We're not powerful enough to cause, fix, or change an eating disorder

Being curious, not furious: how to act & speak from ourselves

About this event

Our 2-session workshop is for & about you, regardless of what your loved one does. Experts Joe Kelly, NCLC and Sarah Lowenthal, MD will share tested tools that help you deal with the Dilemmas Men face while loving Someone with this powerful, baffling, and devious illness.

Frequently asked questions

Does the ticket cover both events?

Yes! The 3-hour workshop is split into two 90-minute sessions on consecutive Sundays. The week in between gives you space to practice what you learn, and share your insights.

Do you have "take-away" resources for me?

Again, Yes! You get seven reusable "practice" tools--and six stories and insights from other folks like you.

Will I learn how to quit "saying the wrong thing?"

The coaching is for & about YOU, not your loved one. The workshop helps you, regardless of what your loved one does, or what happens to your relationship. Our goal is not changing, fixing, or trying to change the eating disorder-- or its characteristics.

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Sarah Lowenthal, MD, CEDS-S

Dr. Sarah Lowenthal is an eating disorders expert physician and Board Certified Family Physician in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she runs a practices specializing in medical care for children, adolescents and adults with eating disorders. She is one of few primary care physicians nationwide who is been designated by the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (IAEDP) as a Certified Eating Disorders Specialist (CEDS-S)