The Magic of Inner Child Healing Work! The Deeper Work FULL Eating Disorder Recovery: Circle of HOPE

Описание: Inner child work is the path to Self-discovery, HEALING, getting to know your Self and providing what you did not get "the first time around" to your Self in the here and now for FULL and lasting recovery.

In this informative & COMPASSIONATE video clip, Emotional Eating Experts, Dr. Julie T. Anné and Dr. Ashley Southard, explain how "Proactive Re-Parenting" is an imperative and EXCITING way to provide for your Self everything you need to THRIVE.

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Dr. Julie T. Anné is a nationally recognized eating disorder specialist, Mayo Clinic School of Medicine -Scottsdale Faculty, and the owner of renowned treatment center, aNewBeginning.com and co-founder of TheHealthyWeighOut.com.

Dr. Ashley Southard is a psychotherapist specializing in the treatment of eating disorders and trauma. She is the Site Director of renowned treatment center, aNewBeginning.com, and co-founder of TheHealthyWeighOut.com.

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Please note that this video is educational and inspirational in nature. Watching this video does not constitute entering into a formal therapeutic treatment relationship with Dr. Julie or Dr. Ashley, nor should it be a replacement for formal psychotherapy.