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Beyond Weight: How to Promote Health Through Positive Food Relationships in Childhood

Teja Dyamenahalli MD, MPH, FAAP lectures on how to encourage and foster healthy relationships with food for ourselves and our children.

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Speaker: Teja Dyamenahalli MD, MPH, FAAP

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Teja Dyamenahalli MD, MPH, FAAP lectures on how to encourage and foster healthy relationships with food for ourselves and our children.

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ABOUT THIS LECTURE

Target Audience: clinicians who care for families and children in their practice; parents.

Learning Objectives:

Exploring our own food history and stories and understand how it informs our relationship with food
Be aware of the language and messaging around food that currently exists in our society.
Understand how the language we use when talking about food can affect our own and others’ view and experience of food
Be able to advise parents on their language about food and at mealtime with their kids to help support the development of a positive relationship with food
Be able to facilitate improved food and nutrition literacy that is the foundation of successfully identifying and creating a nourishing diet.

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Teja Dyamenahalli MD, MPH

Helping children and families build a beautiful life from the ground up.

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Teja Dyamenahalli MD, MPH

Helping children and families build a beautiful life from the ground up.

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