New for Syracuse University faculty and staff!
Mindful eating is eating with attention and intention with an awareness of your physical and emotional cues. Although it is a deceptively simple title, the question “Am I hungry?” opens the door to understanding why, when, what, how and how much you eat, and where you invest your energy. The Am I Hungry? Mindful Eating eight-week webinar uses the Mindful Eating Cycle, a simple model developed by founder Michelle May, to help you become aware and in charge of the hundreds of eating decisions you make every day.
Want to learn more about the eight-week Mindful Eating Webinar?
Register for the free informational webinar scheduled for Sept. 15
Syracuse University faculty and staff have access to a discounted rate on this new offering! For more details and to register for the eight-week webinar scheduled to begin Oct. 6.
Brought to you by the Syracuse University Wellness Initiative
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