People who struggle with eating disorders often ask, “Does it ever get better?” Jenni Schaefer offers hope people across the globe by answering, “Yes, it does get better, really better.” Redefining recovery, Jenni explains that full freedom does not just mean leaving Ed (a.k.a. “eating disorder”) behind, but it also means finding yourself. It means finding joy and peace in life.
In addition to sharing her personal recovery journey, Jenni's presentation “Goodbye Ed, Hello Me®” addresses:
· Making peace with food
· Learning how to love your body
· Overcoming perfectionism.
· Societal Ed (society’s eating disorder) and the mixed messages we all hear about food and our bodies
Find the hope, inspiration, and belief that you and your loved ones can recover from struggles with food and body image—and move on to live life to the fullest.
Join us for a remarkable evening as Jenni shares her personal journey of healing through story, humor, and song! This event is free and open to all members of the UCSD and San Diego community.
Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 6:30pm
University of California, San Diego
Student Services Center Multi-Purpose Room
Book signing to follow!
This event is sponsored by UCSD Eating Disorders Treatment and Research Program, UCSD Counseling and Psychological Services, UCSD Student Health Service, UCSD Warren College, and LiveWell UCSD.
“Discover your true passions, follow your dreams, and never give up.” -Jenni
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