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Worried about your child's relationship to food or their bodies? Have you heard comments like "I'm fat," "I need to lose weight," or "I don't like the way I look"?
Join us for a practical session on building a more supportive, neutral home environment — covering everyday language, mealtime habits, and how to respond when your child makes negative comments about their body or food.
Join three experts who bring together the science of nutrition and psychology: Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CEDS — a registered dietitian and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist known for her non-diet, all-foods-fit, weight-inclusive approach — alongside clinical psychologists Dr. Allie Dashow and Dr. Michelle Chung, who specialize in body image, anxiety, and helping people build a steadier, kinder relationship with themselves.
You can make a difference. Walk away with real, usable tools to support your child's relationship with food and their body.
We'll cover:
Bringing awareness to the messages you may be unintentionally sending about food and bodies
How to craft "food neutral" responses
Normalizing how confusing food-talk can be for kids
How to practice enjoyable, pressure-free conversation at the table
And so much more!
Webinar streamed Iive on Tuesday, August 4th. Purchase now for a link to a recording of the webinar and a take home guide!
💵 Cost: $10
Worried about your child's relationship to food or their bodies? Have you heard comments like "I'm fat," "I need to lose weight," or "I don't like the way I look"?
Join us for a practical session on building a more supportive, neutral home environment — covering everyday language, mealtime habits, and how to respond when your child makes negative comments about their body or food.
Join three experts who bring together the science of nutrition and psychology: Rebecca Jaspan, MPH, RD, CEDS — a registered dietitian and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist known for her non-diet, all-foods-fit, weight-inclusive approach — alongside clinical psychologists Dr. Allie Dashow and Dr. Michelle Chung, who specialize in body image, anxiety, and helping people build a steadier, kinder relationship with themselves.
You can make a difference. Walk away with real, usable tools to support your child's relationship with food and their body.
We'll cover:
Bringing awareness to the messages you may be unintentionally sending about food and bodies
How to craft "food neutral" responses
Normalizing how confusing food-talk can be for kids
How to practice enjoyable, pressure-free conversation at the table
And so much more!
Webinar streamed Iive on Tuesday, August 4th. Purchase now for a link to a recording of the webinar and a take home guide!
💵 Cost: $10