Webinar Schedule 2017

• Sunday, September 10, 2017  – H. Theresa Wright
  9:00 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
  Topic: Transform Your Relationship with Food Using the Sane Food Plan

  To attend the webinar September 10th, please click the following link: https://zoom.us/j/324484366
  
  Other Options to join the webinar:
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  Or Telephone:
  Dial: +1 408 638 0968 (US Toll) or +1 646 876 9923 (US Toll)
  Webinar ID: 324 484 366
  International numbers available: https://zoom.us/zoomconference?m=wi0qOjCI7VQb8ADZddzessVKH1rcc2dQ
  

• Sunday, November 12, 2017 – To be announced

All webinars to date can be viewed on YouTube. Click here to watch now!

The Food Addiction Institute is an educational institution. Our priority is to reach out to healthcare and allied health providers who serve patients or clients who are or may be addicted to (dependent on) one or more foods or to volume eating.

• We provide up to date information about initial screening, diagnosis and treatment.
• We also provide information to those afflicted with food addiction (substance dependency).
• We refer them to sources of information, support and appropriate professional assistance.

Food Junkies: The Truth about Food Addiction is now available on Audible

Get your copy here.

Phil Werdell speaks on “Food Addiction Treatment for the Impaired Professional” at the University of Florida

Dr. Vera Tarman on Radio Canada News: “Little help for those with food addictions”

FAI’s Vision

1. Help identify and expand knowledge about food addiction.
2. Provide professional and public education about food addiction as a treatable chemical dependency to physicians, dieticians, therapists, counselors and allied health professionals, internationally.
3. Offer information about promising new practices for the treatment of food addiction.
4. Supply resources for those who may be food addicted.
5. Create a forum for the development and dissemination of innovative and effective public health strategies related to the prevention, mitigation and treatment of food addiction.

We invite you to join us in this work. And please do consider: Signing up for our newsletter.

This website is designed to be helpful to health professionals. Research scientists, journalists, and those who are or might be food addicted may also find it helpful. If you are looking for information about food addiction for yourself, go to the section titled “For Food Addicts,” above.