Food has played a huge role in my healing, and I know that I wouldn't be where I am today had I not made the decision to start seeing a naturopath rather than injecting myself with lots of medication. Along the way I had people tell me I was crazy, making restrictive choices and that I should probably eat a steak once in awhile to stay healthy. I decided to ignore those people and do what made sense to me, and four years later, I am symptom-free. Not too shabby for a disease that has no cure.
As I've mentioned many times before, someone who has played a HUGE role in this journey has been my favourite nutritionista, Meghan Telpner. I discovered Meghan's blog soon after my diagnosis, treated myself to some cooking classes and she's been a wonderful, sparkly fixture in my life ever since. It's been incredible to watch and be a part of so many of her amazing projects and initiatives, and I was even more excited for her to announce her brilliant new Foods for Healing course.
Foods for Healing details from Meghan:
1 in 5 North Americans suffer from serious digestive distress. Most of our modern health challenges have some level of inflammation involved. I personally, spent years suffering from serious digestive issues until in 2006, I was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease.I have heard from so many of you asking what I did, what I ate, how I healed, and then how I worked with my dad to help him kick cancer, and how I have worked with hundreds of clients to get them on their own health train. I am thrilled to be able to share this information with you!
Foods For Healing is a course I began teaching here in my kitchen to groups of 20 at a time. As the demand grew, I couldn't stretch my kitchen any further and so we have created this unbelievable course. We had people flying in from across North America to get to this workshop as there is currently nothing like it available.
This course will explain from start to finish the path of disease, how these imbalances can take over in our mind and body and then what you can do about it. The information included empowers you to take ownership over your health, and learn how with certain foods and specific nutrients, you can play an active role in your own healing- or simply in maintaining optimal health.
The course includes:
Over two hours of lecture style teaching with images, diagrams, and incredibly easy to follow explanations.
Accompanying handouts of the slides to follow along and take notes.
Additional documentation offering detailed information on specific healing protocols.
8 cooking demonstration videos showing how you can put what I share in the lecture, into practice in your kitchen and in everyday eating.
A full 7 day meal plan + over 30 recipes.
A full transition plan to help ease your way into a foods for healing mind set.
Options to upgrade and get consultations and amazing kitchen equipment.
Completely secure access to all your course materials.
Flexibility to watch the videos and download the print materials at your convenience.
Lifetime access to the course materials.
This course is suitable for:
Individuals dealing with everyday common/acute conditions like frequent colds/flus, PMS, headaches, low energy, insomnia etc.
Individuals facing long term, chronic health challenges including inflammatory conditions like arthritis, asthma, IBS and IBD as well as heart disease or cancer.
Individuals looking to build up their farm based medicine cabinet, looking for natural solutions to common health challenges.
Natural health practitioners wanting therapeutic foods to play a more powerful role in your patient’s protocols.
Students or recent graduates of nutrition programs who feel there was a healing foods component missing from the curriculum.
Yoga teachers, osteopaths, chiropractors, trainers and other physical health experts looking to better support the progress of clients.
The Curriculum:
This program literally covers the full spectrum of information including the physical aspects of health and disease, the emotional connection, and how food and lifestyle can play an important role in the healing. Divided into nine modules with a bonus section of “Tools”, the course materials has been broken down in easy to follow parts.
Module 1: My story and how I healed.
Module 2: Understanding the root of inflammation, food as medicine.
Module 3: The role of the digestive system in total health, managing stress and it’s impact
Module 4: Making the connection with food, conscious eating, assessing common dietary recommendations.
Module 5: General guidelines for eating for health and healing, the universal approach to health.
Module 6: Specific therapeutic foods for healing, dietary recommendations for the three stages of healing, specific nutrients for healing.
Module 7: Lifestyle habits and natural solutions.
Module 8: Healing beverages, therapeutics foods in practice, cooking demos
Module 9: Healing meals, therapeutic foods in practice, cooking demos
Tools: Meal plan, recipes, transition guideline.
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Whether you have a specific health concern or just feel like you need a bit of a tune up, this course has the potential to be totally game-changing for you. Meghan's style is ridiculously fun and easy to follow, the recipes are delicious (recipes from Meghan's classes are still staples in my kitchen), and you'll feel inspired and motivated to change your life. As someone who has healed a disease through diet and lifestyle, I can't recommend this course enough. Now is the time. No day but today.
Registration for Foods for Healing begins Friday November 9th, and as one of Meghan's affiliates, I'm able to offer you a 10% discount off the price of the course when you enter the coupon code "dancingthroughlife" at the checkout! So happy to be able to make it more cost effective for you to register and get your healing going. What are you waiting for!?
I'm also giving away one registration for the course!! For a chance to WIN, leave me a comment below telling me who has inspired you in your life so far. This is open to anyone worldwide. Contest closes at 11:59pm EST on Saturday November 10 and the winner will be announced on the blog on Monday November 12. Good luck!
9 comments:
Great giveaway!
I would say my mom. She has made a lot of health changes and walked with me to find anti-inflammatory meals that taste great.
My mom continues to be my biggest inspiration in how she faces challenges in her life! My food/health inspiration is Meghan herself; I'm really amazing at how she has taken control of her disease and is also helping others do the same (not trying to suck up I swear).
Right now, I'd have to say my dad. He passed away suddenly in February and I'm still trying to come to terms with the loss while adjusting to my role as a mom to an infant and dealing a variety of inflammatory issues. My dad lived life to the fullest; he worked hard and loved us – his family – just as much. He was kind to others, generous and forgiving. He didn’t always take care of himself and I think it was a huge factor in his death. Who my dad is – was - inspires me to this day – life is short, precious and while living, you need to take care of/love yourself and others. I wish every single day he did the latter (take care of himself) but I know he’d want me to do the same for my daughter.
Definitely my mom... she raised five kids, dealt with the passing of my father, and started a new career at age 50. She's truly an amazing woman.
On the health front, it was Meghan who inspired me to reach within and make the changes that I needed to make in order to be a healthier more fabulous version of myself. I discovered Meghan and her website through your blog, Ashley. This discovery came not too long after I received a warning about high blood pressure from my doctor, and the word “stroke” was thrown out there. That freaked the heck out of me and I knew that I needed to make some changes. Meghan helped me see that healthy, clean eating is accessible, affordable, and delicious. And, that the power to make changes lay within me. I truly believe that my life has changed as a result of being introduced to Meghan and treating myself to her courses and classes.
I'm inspired by so many people, but on the health front, there is no one more inspiring than Meghan Telpner. I've made so many positive changes in my life since finding her blog and her classes. I love that lady! :)
I would say my aunt. She's always been a model of a strong and independent woman. She's gone through so much as a person. She immigrated over to Canada from Guyana and soon after became a widow and a single mother of 3 boys. She was also the sponsor for my dad a ad aging grandparents. Despite all of the hardships and pressures she's gone through, she's always remained humble and selfless. I've always admired her for being so strong and positive through it all. She's always been that glue that holds the family close by making dinners and food for us over the holidays.
Today's she's retired and a proud grandma of 3. It's nice to see she's finally having time to travel and relax, while she still maintains her daily exercise routine and eating healthier.
My sister has been inspiring my adventurous and outside the box food choices since she turned vegetarian in 1994. From her first forays into veggie spaghetti with tofu and tomato sauce, to raw desserts and everything in between, she has been sending me recipes and making me things that I would not have normally made. As a result, I have a pretty expansive vegetarian palette, and enjoy cooking new and interesting things. In addition, when I was going through my food allergy testing, she was there helping me find nutritious substitutes for the things I had to avoid.
I am very happy to be drinking green smoothies, baking with chia seeds and making kale chips in my oven. And I have my sister to thank for leading the way.
I would say the blogging community has inspired me the most. There are many people being so vulnerable with their issues and posting about what works, what doesn't, games plans, recipes & etc. I'm inspired to try things I'd never heard of...like Irish Moss, exercise methods...like plank workouts, meal ideas, switching out health and beauty care products for safer ones. On and on and on...
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