The coronavirus outbreak has swept across the globe and in its wake left us all with feelings of stress, anxiety, depression, and boredom. Recently, the California Department of Public Health, CDSS, EfC, ACEs Connection, and the Yolo County Children’s Alliance partnered together to create a guide called Coping with Stress During the COVID-19 Pandemic. This […]
ACEs and Nourishment
Reframing Health Ethics to Support Liberation
“Healthism teaches that health is mainly about personal responsibility. It’s a set of beliefs that sees health as an outcome of lifestyle, and the healthcare system….. We need to replace healthism with the message that health emerges from right relationship. The route to health is social action — making sure we all have food, dignity, […]
Free Mindful Nourishment Session at 10a tomorrow (4/9)
Tomorrow we’re hosting a free 20-minute Mindful Nourishment session, where we explore how our cravings and sense of nourishment have changed in light of COVID-19. We are proud to partner with the Healthy Campus Network and the San Diego Childhood Obesity Initiative for this series of virtual mindfulness workshops. No registration requirement, just join via […]
Gucci Osteria’s Massimo Bottura is offering free virtual cooking classes on IG
We love to see all of the great resources like these free virtual cooking classes being offerred during these challenging times. Let’s support each other and nourish ourselves and our communities. We’re starting to compile resources that we’ll add to our website. Please share any resources that you’ve come across.
Why is Nutrition Not Typically Part of Trauma Treatment?
Three cheers for mental health experts that use nourishing food to help treat mental illness. News flash: it works! While we’re dubious of the nutritional contracts (how about plans co-created with patients?), there’s some good info here.
Knowing is Not Enough
Skills + action = healing. Love this blog post. Good to return to as we think about organizational change. Becoming aware of trauma as an organization is not enough. Read this for some actionable steps you can take within your organization. Meaningful change requires time and commitment.