ZOOM Workshop #23 — Processed Food Addiction

Dr Karren-Lee Raymond’s  (PhD) research focuses on the concept of processed food addiction being a disease akin to alcoholism. Symptoms  being the mental twist that activates the processed food addict to ingest, and once ingesting, a physical craving of the body condemns the processed food addict to ingest beyond all human power and aide to stop. The processed food addict is literally without defence against taking that first bite – which they see others take with impunity. Prevention and treatment is akin to treating other addictive diseases such as drug addiction and alcoholism. Through treatment based on abstinence from the addictive substance, processed food addicts can live happy and healthy lives.AuthorBook:Processed Food Addict: Is This Me?Page Numbers Source ISBN:0648436217Publisher:KLWR Publications (21 Nov. 2019)Book URL:cutt.ly/is-this-meBook:One Day at a TimePage Numbers Source ISBN:9780648436256Publisher:KLWR Publications (Jan. 2023)Book URL:cutt.ly/one-day-at-a-timePublications​Raymond, K-L., & Lovell, G. P.  (2015). Food addiction symptomology, impulsivity, mood, and body mass index in people with type two diabetes. Appetite, 95, 383-389, doi:10.1016/j.appet.2015.07.030Raymond, K-L., & Lovell, G. P. (2016).  Food Addiction Associations with Psychological Distress among People with Type 2 Diabetes.  Journal of Diabetes and its Complications. 30, 651-656,  doi: 10.1016/j.jdiacomp.2016.01.020Raymond, K-L., Kannis-Dymand, L., & Lovell, G. P. (2016). A graduated food addiction classification approach significantly differentiates obesity among people with type 2 diabetes. Journal of Health Psychology, 1-10, doi: 10.1177/1359105316672096Raymond, K-L., Kannis-Dymand, L., & Lovell, G. P. (2017).  A Graduated Food Addiction Classifications Approach Significantly Differentiates Depression, Anxiety and Stress among People with Type 2 Diabetes. Completed - Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. 132, 95-101http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.diabres.2017.07.028Karren-Lee Raymond.ISAM CSAM-SMCA ASAMFounder and Practice Director+61 4 2175 8177K-L@addictionology.com.auaddictionology.com.auKarren-Lee Addictionology® ABN 35 502 255 758Karen-Lee Addictionology®National Institute of Peínamania™91/201 Commercial RoadTeneriffeQld 4005Australia

Dr Karren-Lee Raymond PhD

Presented by Dr Karren-Lee Raymond ISAM CHI CSAM-SMCA ASAM.

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<h3>Compulsive over-eater, binge eater, impulsive eater, emotional eater, yo-yo dieter, junk food abuser, chocoholic — call me whatever you like but please, please, please don’t call me a processed food addict.</h3>Karren-Lee Raymond PhD, International public speaker, researcher, practitioner, and author continues to present Karren-Lee Addictionology® workshops (using the Zoom platform) based on her clinical experience, knowledge, understanding and professional expertise in the addiction realm.Dr Raymond’s recently released book “Processed Food Addict: Is This Me?” is utilised to further one’s own journey in recovery from the potentially fatal illness of processed food addiction. Whether an individual is new in recovery, recovered, or possibly has the predisposition to processed food addiction, or is not sure, a continual understanding and reiteration of ‘treating the disease of processed food addiction on a daily basis is vital and is no different to treating any other disease. Once again, Dr Raymond stands by her motto ‘abstinence with peace of mind is the norm for a processed food addict.’Coming into recovery the processed food addict does achieve continued abstinence as well as experiencing peace of mind; freedom ensures as one has been released from the illness and its consequences. As with any chronic disease, remission is one day at a time. Apathy, boredom, and complacency can subtly move in unawares.Dr Raymond continues to share her wisdom, knowledge and understanding of how to permanently keep the disease of processed food addiction in remission while continually learning how to face life on life’s terms without a substance.<h3>*** Limited To Maximum 16 People ***</h3>This workshop is limited to 16 people. Please see the details below for the next ZOOM workshop. We would love to see you there.<aside>Date </aside>21 November 2021 (Sunday) Australia20 November 2021 (Saturday) USA<aside></aside><aside>Time</aside>9.00 am –10:30 am Brisbane, AUS time (approx...)7.00 pm – 8:30 pm Baltimore, USA time (approx...)<aside>Topic </aside>This month, November, 2021 Dr. Raymond will be presenting a workshop on:<h2> “100% ABSTINENT, SOBER &amp; CLEAN: 
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
 </h2><h2>Physically? Mentally? Spiritually?”</h2>Anyone suffering from a chronic illness rarely asks a surgeon to partially remove a malignant growth…Speaking points will include:<h3>When the SPIRITUAL MALADY IS OVERCOME, we straighten out mentally and physically…</h3>I)	100% abstinent, sober, clean – what does this mean – PHYSICALLY? A.	The ONLY practice a processed food addict (whether one is abstinent 1 day, one week, 1 month, 1 year or 10 years)…can do on a daily basis…; 1.	Principles 1,2II)	100% abstinent, sober, clean – what does this mean – MENTALLY? A.	a.	Am I growing… ‘UP’… how do we ‘grow up?’; 1.	Principles 4-10III)	100% abstinent, sober, clean – what does this mean –SPIRITUALLY? A.	Daily reprieve contingent on the maintence of my spiritual condition?; 1.	Principles 3,7,11.<aside>Cost</aside> $40 AUD<aside>Please note: Once registered for the workshop a ZOOM URL link plus workshop notes will be emailed approx. 2 hours prior to the workshop beginning.</aside><h3>​Email:</h3>hello@addictionology.com.au<h3>Telephone :</h3>Australia 1300 95 25 35 ; + 61 421 758 177 USA +1 443 769 7759

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