Examples of presentations:

• Young middle school girls and their mothers gathered to discuss how healthy food habits can have a significant impact on hormones during their monthly menstrual cycles and as their bodies undergo changes.

• Teenagers want to feel better with less brain fog by making healthy food choices. The dangers of eating disorders and undiagnosed food-related anxiety and trauma.

• Local travel and high school sports teams on how healthy daily food habits can enhance their success in achieving personal sports goals.

• Developmental milestone presentations to a group of new moms who feel unsure about what to ask or have limited time to ask questions during well visits about basic development and the activities they can do to encourage the next emerging skills. Like rolling over and crawling, etc.

• A group of colleagues wanting to know how food choices can give more energy during the day to sustain them to the end of the day and have fewer days calling in sick by boosting the immune system.

• Families seeking to educate themselves about healthier food choices for a better future after someone in their family has fallen ill or has a recurring illness.