Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Teleconference: Why the Best Get-Well Tool of All is LOVE!
March 22, 2010
For Immediate release
Contact: Shannon Cutts
Phone: 713-906-9888
Email: mc@key-to-life.com
MentorCONNECT www.key-to-life.com/mentorconnect
June Alexander, internationally-recognized author of “My Kid is Back, grandmother, and survivor of a 44-year battle with an eating disorder, presents a FREE eating disorders teleconference on “Why the Best Get-Well Tool of All is LOVE!” for MentorCONNECT [March 22, 2010] – June Alexander, author of “My Kid is Back”, will present a FREE teleconference on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, at 8pm central time. All are welcome to attend. RSVP’s are required. About this event: “It is NEVER too late to recover from your eating disorder!” This courageous statement comes from June Alexander, a grandmother who emerged triumphantly from a 44-year battle with anorexia and bulimia at age 55. Today, she is an author, speaker, mentor, and all-around advocate for recovery at any age. June knows from first-hand experience how important it is to have the support of family and friends during the recovery journey. In this teleconference, June will share how she separated herself from the voice of her disorder, what specifically helped her to achieve lasting recovery, how to identify others who are willing and able to support you, and why recovery is always WORTH all the hard work it takes. This event is sponsored by MentorCONNECT, the first global eating disorders mentoring organization. Based in Houston since its inception in September 2007, MentorCONNECT now has a presence in 32 USA states and 12 countries, and has sponsored free events featuring such notable authors and speakers as Jessica Setnick, Jenni Schaefer, Dr. Carolyn Becker, Doris Smeltzer, Thom Rutledge, Kirsten Haglund-Miss America 2008, Dr. Kenneth Weiner, and others.
Event Details: To Register: Send an email with “RSVP for June” to mc@key-to-life.com RSVP Deadline: April 14th at noon For More Info: Contact MentorCONNECT at 713-906-9888 or mc@key-to-life.com View Event Flyer: You may also view the event flyer online at www.key-to-life.com
More About June Alexander: is first and foremost a survivor of anorexia and bulimia. She is the author of My Kid Is Back (Routledge), which highlights the experiences of ten families, and is currently awaiting the publication of her personal memoir. June is a strong supporter of the Maudsley family approach to treating anorexia nervosa, and is based in Victoria, Australia. For more information visit her at www.junealexander.com
More About MentorCONNECT: MentorCONNECT is the first global online eating disorders mentoring community. Membership and all services are always free to members, and certain events are also opened up to the larger community. In addition to offering one-on-one mentoring matches, membership includes access to a password-protected, moderated, PRO-recovery community forum with two live weekly e-support groups and one Houston-based book study support group, periodic retreats and special events, a wide variety of online themed support groups, recovery blogs, personalized profile pages, the ability to upload photos / video / songs / artwork, and moderated chat / email services. To volunteer your services as a caring mentor, be matched with a mentor, or find general support, visit us at www.key-to-life.com/mentorconnect
For Immediate release
Contact: Shannon Cutts
Phone: 713-906-9888
Email: mc@key-to-life.com
MentorCONNECT www.key-to-life.com/mentorconnect
June Alexander, internationally-recognized author of “My Kid is Back, grandmother, and survivor of a 44-year battle with an eating disorder, presents a FREE eating disorders teleconference on “Why the Best Get-Well Tool of All is LOVE!” for MentorCONNECT [March 22, 2010] – June Alexander, author of “My Kid is Back”, will present a FREE teleconference on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, at 8pm central time. All are welcome to attend. RSVP’s are required. About this event: “It is NEVER too late to recover from your eating disorder!” This courageous statement comes from June Alexander, a grandmother who emerged triumphantly from a 44-year battle with anorexia and bulimia at age 55. Today, she is an author, speaker, mentor, and all-around advocate for recovery at any age. June knows from first-hand experience how important it is to have the support of family and friends during the recovery journey. In this teleconference, June will share how she separated herself from the voice of her disorder, what specifically helped her to achieve lasting recovery, how to identify others who are willing and able to support you, and why recovery is always WORTH all the hard work it takes. This event is sponsored by MentorCONNECT, the first global eating disorders mentoring organization. Based in Houston since its inception in September 2007, MentorCONNECT now has a presence in 32 USA states and 12 countries, and has sponsored free events featuring such notable authors and speakers as Jessica Setnick, Jenni Schaefer, Dr. Carolyn Becker, Doris Smeltzer, Thom Rutledge, Kirsten Haglund-Miss America 2008, Dr. Kenneth Weiner, and others.
Event Details: To Register: Send an email with “RSVP for June” to mc@key-to-life.com RSVP Deadline: April 14th at noon For More Info: Contact MentorCONNECT at 713-906-9888 or mc@key-to-life.com View Event Flyer: You may also view the event flyer online at www.key-to-life.com
More About June Alexander: is first and foremost a survivor of anorexia and bulimia. She is the author of My Kid Is Back (Routledge), which highlights the experiences of ten families, and is currently awaiting the publication of her personal memoir. June is a strong supporter of the Maudsley family approach to treating anorexia nervosa, and is based in Victoria, Australia. For more information visit her at www.junealexander.com
More About MentorCONNECT: MentorCONNECT is the first global online eating disorders mentoring community. Membership and all services are always free to members, and certain events are also opened up to the larger community. In addition to offering one-on-one mentoring matches, membership includes access to a password-protected, moderated, PRO-recovery community forum with two live weekly e-support groups and one Houston-based book study support group, periodic retreats and special events, a wide variety of online themed support groups, recovery blogs, personalized profile pages, the ability to upload photos / video / songs / artwork, and moderated chat / email services. To volunteer your services as a caring mentor, be matched with a mentor, or find general support, visit us at www.key-to-life.com/mentorconnect
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