Food Triggers - Epstein, Rhona
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A licensed psychologist and certified addictions counselor, Epstein brings insights learned through her own battle with addictive eating to deliver tangible action steps to overcome eating issues. It is written for people who are currently battling an unhealthy relationship with food. Food Triggers is full of practical applications from Scripture, genuine compassion and true stories of struggle and success. This book helps readers understand that addictive eating is a physical, emotional and spiritual problem that must be addressed on all three levels in order to achieve true freedom. Food…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A licensed psychologist and certified addictions counselor, Epstein brings insights learned through her own battle with addictive eating to deliver tangible action steps to overcome eating issues. It is written for people who are currently battling an unhealthy relationship with food. Food Triggers is full of practical applications from Scripture, genuine compassion and true stories of struggle and success. This book helps readers understand that addictive eating is a physical, emotional and spiritual problem that must be addressed on all three levels in order to achieve true freedom. Food Triggers isn't just another diet book; it is truly a food addict's roadmap to the Promised Land the land of success, peace and total freedom.
Autorenporträt
Dr Rhona is a licensed psychologist, addictions counselor, and marriage and family therapist in the Philadelphia area. She received her doctorate in clinical psychology from Chestnut Hill College, her masters degree in counseling psychology from Temple University, and a certificate in marriage and family therapy from the Council for Relationships- University of Pennsylvania. She has been providing counseling and education for more than 35 years with a specialized focus on helping people recover from compulsive overeating and food addiction.