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Virtual Saturday Scoop 6.5.21; Continuing to Make Peace with How We Look
Many of our patients have been working on (or would like to work on) feeling better about their appearance. Please join Dr. Burnett to...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 5.22.21; Let's Talk About Fiber!
You've undoubtedly been told fiber is good for you, in particular for things like regularity, but did you know it has other positive...


A Special Virtual Saturday Scoop 5.15.21; Coffee and Conversation with Dr. Rubino
Grab a cup of coffee (or tea) and join Dr. Rubino for a dialogue about the weight management challenges you have been facing. Relax,...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 5.8.21; Harnessing Curiosity for Growth and Change
When we’ve been working at weight management for a long time, it can sometimes be difficult to remain curious about it and ourselves....


Virutal Saturday Scoop 5.1.21; Setting Better Boundaries at Work and Beyond
Many of our patients struggle to take care of themselves because their jobs are demanding, and they work long hours. How can you start to...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 4.24.21; Spring into Fruits and Vegetables
Signs of spring are officially here, so what better time than now to learn about spring fruits and vegetables! Join Lauren for a...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 4.17.21; "Choose Your Hard," Accepting That It's Work Either Way (continued)
With weight management, we can choose not to change our lifestyle, leaving us with the “hard” of poor health, pain, not feeling good,...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 4.10.21; Feeling Connected/Disconnected From Our Bodies
Many people who have struggled with weight issues also feel disconnected from their bodies. This can take many different forms – for...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 4.3.21; Why Interval Training is for Everyone!
When some people hear the words "interval training," they picture themselves gasping for breath, wishing for the workout to be over. ...


Virtual Saturday Scoop 3.27.21; Finding the Middle Ground with Weight Management
It’s very common for people trying to manage their weight to discover they’ve been doing a lot of black-and-white thinking. They’re...
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