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Hello!

The next meeting of the SF/Bay Area WLS Support Group is just around the corner...

Date: Saturday, March 1st
Time: 10:00am - 11:30am

Location: James Flood Building
870 Market Street @ Powell
San Francisco, CA 94102

As always, we will have an open forum to discuss anything and everything WLS related. Additionally, this month we will be joined by special guest, Laura Scherling, RD, a dietitian with the Community Health Resource Center at California Pacific Medical Center!!

Laura has extensive experience in bariatric nutrition and a wealth of experience helping clients manage dietary complications from a wide range of health issues. She also has specific training and expertise in treating chronic dieting, emotional eating and childhood weight management. Laura's approach to nutritional counseling centers on a non-dieting philosophy.

Laura will be speaking about bariatric meal planning and creating a bariatric-friendly shopping list. She will be also be available to answer any nutrition related questions!

Please note that our group is not affiliated with any doctor or surgical program and is open to everyone. It is moderated by Tara Griffith, MFT, a licensed psychotherapist with a specialization in bariatric surgery and disordered eating. RSVP is required to attend.

RSVP HERE on Meetup
or contact Tara @ taragriffithmft@gmail.com


Hope to see you there!

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Hello!

The next meeting of the SF/Bay Area WLS Support Group is just around the corner...

Date: Saturday, March 1st
Time: 10:00am - 11:30am

Location: James Flood Building
870 Market Street @ Powell
San Francisco, CA 94102

As always, we will have an open forum to discuss anything and everything WLS related. Additionally, this month we will be joined by special guest, Laura Scherling, RD, a dietitian with the Community Health Resource Center at California Pacific Medical Center!!

Laura has extensive experience in bariatric nutrition and a wealth of experience helping clients manage dietary complications from a wide range of health issues. She also has specific training and expertise in treating chronic dieting, emotional eating and childhood weight management. Laura's approach to nutritional counseling centers on a non-dieting philosophy.

Laura will be speaking about bariatric meal planning and creating a bariatric-friendly shopping list. She will be also be available to answer any nutrition related questions!

Please note that our group is not affiliated with any doctor or surgical program and is open to everyone. It is moderated by Tara Griffith, MFT, a licensed psychotherapist with a specialization in bariatric surgery and disordered eating. RSVP is required to attend.

RSVP HERE on Meetup
or contact Tara @ taragriffithmft@gmail.com


Hope to see you there!

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