This week’s blog is a change of pace–it is a podcast of Morty Lefkoe interviewing Andrew Siegel on the subject matter of Dr. Siegel’s book. The interview delves into maladaptive, emotional eating patterns and tactics and strategies that can be employed to develop healthier eating behaviors. Click on the following link to access the interview :
Morty Lefkoe is president and founder of The Lefkoe Institute, and is the creator of The Lefkoe Method, a series of psychological processes that result in profound personal and organizational change, quickly and permanently. He is also the author of Re-create Your Life: Transforming Yourself and Your World. Morty has written over 100 articles and columns for such publications as the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times. He has also appeared on over 100 radio and TV shows, including Today, Leeza, ABC World News Today, and Fox Cable News. He is a member of the American Counseling Association and has written articles describing the Lefkoe Method in The California Therapist, The Group Therapist Perspective, and the California Psychologist. In addition, Morty has spoken before groups such as the American Management Association, Vistage, American Psychotherapy Association, American College of Counselors, American Association of Integrative Medicine, National Wellness Coalition, Managed Health Care Congress, Association for Fitness in Business, and the American Psychological Association-National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. He has conducted over 200 seminars for groups of CEOs on “A Proven Method for Successfully Instituting Change” and “Limiting Beliefs, Business and Personal: How to Identify and Eliminate Them.”
Promiscuous Eating: Understanding and Ending Our Self-Destructive Relationship with Food
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Our Greatest Wealth Is Health 
October 2, 2012 at 11:25 AM |
i would like to hear jokes from other people who swam in raw sewage and got sick or even died because of other diseases rather than poliomyelitis.