Online Eating Disorder Recovery Support Group
When: 8:15p – 9:15p EST, last Thursday of every month
Where: Zoom
What: An online eating disorder recovery support group designed to improve one’s relationship with food, body, and Self. Register using the link below to join a community of individuals striving for mental, physical, and spiritual wellness.
Cost: FREE
Who: Everyone is welcome!
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Eating Disorder Recovery Support Group: Improving Your Relationship With Food, Body, & Self
If you are stuck in a cycle of dieting/trying to lose weight, are struggling to feel good about yourself, or feel stressed in your relationship with food, you are invited to join Haley Schiek, CPC, E-CYT 200 for a FREE online support group. The Relationship with Food, Body, & Self Support Group is designed to assist you in shifting your relationship with food, body, and Self to be less stressful and more satisfying. While this is not exclusively an eating disorder recovery support group, it is a great resources for those in eating disorder recovery. Folks without eating disorders are welcome to join and will get just as much out of each meeting. Those who attend will gain:
- Self-knowledge
- Support & community
- Education designed to improve body image and protect oneself against the harms of diet culture
- Direction for how to create a more loving relationship with yourself in 2023
Each group includes a check-in, a topic, and a group discussion, and occurs on the last Thursday of each month. To receive the Zoom link or to join the group, simply send your email address to info@cosanacoaching.com or DM us on Instagram. We will be happy to have you!
Support Group Topics
*Topics are subject to change
About Haley Schiek
Haley is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) and Yoga Instructor (E-CYT 200) located in Charleston, South Carolina who specializes in eating disorder recovery and psycho-spiritual wellness. Using her lived experience, Haley aims to assist others in creating a relationship with food that is less stressful and more satisfying.
“As a mental health professional, I believe eating disorder recovery involves a restoration of power and balance. I aim to facilitate discussions about health through a holistic, systemic frame of mind, taking particular care to understand how my clients socio-cultural beliefs, gender, and identity intersect to impact their mental, physical, and spiritual wellness. It is through understanding the factors that shape a person’s identity that we can address the roots of shame, powerlessness, and self-hatred, build self-trust, and recover one’s powerful, balanced Self. My goal in working with every client is to support them in creating a life that is pleasurable, balanced, and aligned with their values.”
– Haley Schiek, CPC, E-CYT 200