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Access BodySense experts by forwarding your questions via email to AskTheExpert@bodysense.ca. BodySense will forward the email,
in confidence, to the expert with the most knowledge
on your topic. To review our Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) section click here .
Our Panel of Experts includes:
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| Dr. Annick
Buchholz |
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Dr.
Annick Buchholz is a clinical psychologist
with the Regional Eating Disorders Program for Youth
at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Dr.
Buchholz provides clinical services to youth suffering
from an eating disorder and to their families in
the Ottawa and surrounding regions. She is also
actively involved in research in the areas of treatment
and prevention of disordered eating.
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Stephen H. Feder
MDCM, MPH, CCFP |
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Dr.
Stephen H. Feder is a member of the Canadian
College of Family Physicians and completed a fellowship
in adolescent health at the University of Minnesota.
Stephen has been the head of the Adolescent Health program at
the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) since 1991 and the Eating Disorder Program
since 2000. He enjoys participating
in many different sports such as hiking, biking
and cross-country skiing.
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Heidi Mack
B.A., B. Ed., M.Ed. |
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Heidi
Mack is a body image consultant, educator
in private practice and a teacher in the prevention
of disordered eating. Heidi has experience in and can answer your personal
questions about body image, self-esteem, disordered
eating, and body image in sport. Heidi managed and
wrote the curriculum for the BodySense project from
2000 to 2005 and is now working on projects, delivering
speeches, supporting professional development days, and hosting workshops
across Canada.
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Shaunna
Taylor,
PhD (c.), CCC, CSPA |
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Shaunna
Taylor, PhD (c), CCC, CSPA, is an athlete counsellor at the Ottawa High Performance Centre.
She is a doctoral candidate, certified counsellor, and official service provider to our
National Sport Centres in Ontario, Quebec and SportMedBC, consulting with competitive and
high performance athletes across Canada.
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Casey O’Hare struggled with anorexia nervosa for six years. She is now in recovery for her eating disorder and has put herself back on track. Casey is an awareness speaker for mental health and eating disorders, sharing her past with anorexia and talking about preventative measures in high schools in North Bay. In 2009, she plans to attend Canadian Career College in the primary care paramedic program.
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The Ask the Expert answers are intended to provide general
information. This information is
not a substitute for professional advice from an adviser
familiar with your particular situation.
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