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As January comes and goes, it’s still important to focus on healthy eating habits! Want to learn the top five nutrition habits to fill your body and your soul?
Jenille Hutchinson, a Registered Dietician and McMaster graduate, is back and will share the best advice she gives her clients for a positive impact on overall health. Jenille will give us tips and will take all your food related questions!
Don’t miss this opportunity to ask your healthy eating questions to a fantastic registered dietician.
About Our Speaker:
Jenille Hutchinson is a Registered Dietitian with extensive knowledge on the relationship between nutrition and mental health. Jenille graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology and later obtained an Honours Bachelor of Science at The University of Western Ontario in Food and Nutritional Sciences. She then completed the intensive combined internship and master’s in Food and Nutritional Sciences at Western. Currently, Jenille has a private practice called Feed Your Soul where following a non-diet approach, she proudly works with clients of all ages and backgrounds guiding them on creating a positive relationship with food.
As January comes and goes, it’s still important to focus on healthy eating habits! Want to learn the top five nutrition habits to fill your body and your soul?
Jenille Hutchinson, a Registered Dietician and McMaster graduate, is back and will share the best advice she gives her clients for a positive impact on overall health. Jenille will give us tips and will take all your food related questions!
Don’t miss this opportunity to ask your healthy eating questions to a fantastic registered dietician.
About Our Speaker:
Jenille Hutchinson is a Registered Dietitian with extensive knowledge on the relationship between nutrition and mental health. Jenille graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology and later obtained an Honours Bachelor of Science at The University of Western Ontario in Food and Nutritional Sciences. She then completed the intensive combined internship and master’s in Food and Nutritional Sciences at Western. Currently, Jenille has a private practice called Feed Your Soul where following a non-diet approach, she proudly works with clients of all ages and backgrounds guiding them on creating a positive relationship with food.
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As January comes and goes, it’s still important to focus on healthy eating habits! Want to learn the top five nutrition habits to fill your body and your soul?
Jenille Hutchinson, a Registered Dietician and McMaster graduate, is back and will share the best advice she gives her clients for a positive impact on overall health. Jenille will give us tips and will take all your food related questions!
Don’t miss this opportunity to ask your healthy eating questions to a fantastic registered dietician.
About Our Speaker:
Jenille Hutchinson is a Registered Dietitian with extensive knowledge on the relationship between nutrition and mental health. Jenille graduated from McMaster University with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology and later obtained an Honours Bachelor of Science at The University of Western Ontario in Food and Nutritional Sciences. She then completed the intensive combined internship and master’s in Food and Nutritional Sciences at Western. Currently, Jenille has a private practice called Feed Your Soul where following a non-diet approach, she proudly works with clients of all ages and backgrounds guiding them on creating a positive relationship with food.")
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It’s never too early or too late to reduce your risk of dementia. Did you know that up to 40% of dementias could be prevented or delayed by modifying your lifestyle?
Tune in to this webinar to learn what the latest research says about the actions you can take to promote brain health and delay or prevent cognitive impairment. Discover how physical activity, weight management, hearing loss, blood vessel health, social and cognitive activity, smoking and alcohol consumption, and other conditions, such as traumatic brain injury and medication side effects, can affect cognition.
Host Dr. Anthony Levinson, Professor at McMaster University and a physician who works in the area of consultation-liaison psychiatry in Hamilton, Ontario will be joined by Dr. Richard Sztramko, a geriatrician and internist at Vancouver Coastal Health in British Columbia for this discussion on dementia.")
