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Eat for Life: How the Power of Food Can Heal Your Body WEforum Health & Wellness Conference 2018 Eat For Life: In partnership with How the Power of Food Can we Heal Your FORUM Body educate . empower . evolve WEforum Mission 2 Conference Schedule 3 Welcome from Carolyn DeSena 5 Bellworks Map 6 Vendors 7 Keynote Speakers 8 Speaker Spotllight 11 Speakers & Sessions 13 MMC-RWJBH/ Bill Arnold 19 Sponsors/Patrons 20 MMC-RWJBH/ Tara Kelly 21 Proceeds Benefit These Programs 22 Community Outreach Programs 23 Thank You 25 Partners Committee and Volunteers Wellness Ambassadors Advertisements 29 OUR MISSIOn: In partnership with WEforum aims to strengthen the health and wellness of we FORUM communities by educating and educate . empower . evolve empowering individuals to take charge of their healthcare choices. We partner with organizations to promote a culture of healthy living by raising awareness through ABOUT US: community events and by raising WEforum, a Women’s Education Forum, is a funds to develop and support female-led organization comprised of women volunteers who share a passion for promoting programs and services that are health and wellness in their communities. free and accessible to all. We aim to change the healthcare paradigm by shifting focus to behavior modification. We support free educational health and “When you educate a wellness programs and services developed woman, she empowers by Monmouth Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health affiliate, and other her family, and together community organizations that promote early WE can evolve a detection and prevention of illnesses. community.” The Health & Wellness Conference will provide an opportunity for conversation, interaction, and education while highlighting health related products and services at our vendor fair. WEforum targets women in our mission to educate and empower because women spend more healthcare dollars than To Learn More about men do, they suffer from chronic illnesses at rates higher than men do, and most WEforum... importantly, they are the primary decision makers as it relates to health care for The 5 Pillars their entire family. WE are committed to spreading knowledge Committee Members on how to live a healthier, happier, and more balanced life. Proceeds Schedule of Events 7:00-9:00 AM REGISTRATION Main Lobby/ Center Atrium 7:30-8:40 AM Yoga and Meditation* Main Lobby/ EAT. BREATH. MEDITATE: Kristin Gould East Atrium (Green Turf) 8:00 AM-6:00 PM VENDORS OPEN Main Lobby/ Center Atrium 9:00-10:15 AM KEYNOTE MORNING KICK-OFF PRESENTATION * Lecture Hall Alexis Glick, Host and CEO GENYOUth (Lower Level) CEO Euphehe Health Care, “It’s Not Our Fault. Letting Biochemistry Do the Hard Work” Nadja Pinnavaia The Wellness Project, “Destination Wellness: Plan Your Route” Phoebe Lapine The Gangsta Gardener, “Change Your Food, Change Your Life” Ron Finley The Lunatic Farmer, “Folks, This Ain’t Normal” Joel Salatin 10:30-10:50 AM LEARNING LECTURES: Main Lobby/ Center Atrium 1. Cardiovascular Nutrition Controversies Dr. Julie Master Atrium A 2. How to Get a Plastic Free Kitchen Christine Wong Atrium B 3. Clean Out Your Pantry: Be Label Saavy The Nourish Coaches Atrium D 11:00-11:20 AM LEARNING LECTURES: Main Lobby/ Center Atrium 1. How to Start Your Own Vegetable Garden Diane Larson Atrium A 2. Home Detox: 10 Easy Steps to Eliminate Harmful Toxins Clare Broderick Atrium D 3. Ditch The Diet: 7 Steps to an Intuitive Eating Lifestyle GS3 Lisa Rachel Snyder Prefunction Area Cooking Demo: (Lower Level) 4. Picky No More: ABC Strategies to Feed the Whole Family Marcy Ragan Atrium C * All sessions denoted with an asterisk require a badge and registration/payment for the conference. The exception is the 3:20 lecture which is free to students/faculty with identification. Schedule of Events 11:30 AM-12:30 PM SPEAKER SERIES* (Select One of Five): 1. Using Food as Medicine to Fight Inflammation Lecture Hall Dr. Susan Blum (Lower Level) 2. Genetics and Health: What Your DNA Can and Cannot Tell GS1 You About Your Path to Health (Lower Level) Dr. Oscar Coetzee 3. Farm to Hospital: How the Way We Farm Makes Us Sick GS2 Dr. Ron Weiss (Lower Level) 4. Do You Have the Guts? The Gut Microbiome and it’s GS3 Connection to Everything! Prefunction Area Dr. Veera Gupta (Lower Level) 5. The Secrets of a Healthy Cook: How to Tell Nutrition Facts Center Atrium E From Nutrition Fiction (Upstairs) Kate Sherwood 12:30-2:00 PM KEYNOTE LUNCHEON*- The Food-Immune Connection Ballroom Chef David Bouley and Dr. Susan Blum (Lower Level) 2:15-2:35 PM LEARNING LECTURES: Main Lobby/ Center Atrium 1. Not All Juice Is Created Equal Atrium A Reggie Flimlin 2. Healing From Lyme: How to Maximize Your Health Resources Atrium D Dr. Evan Rubin 3. Ayurvedic Tips For Hormone Health GS3 Kimberly Kubicke Prefunction Area (Lower Level) 2:45-3:05 PM LEARNING LECTURES: Main Lobby/ Center Atrium 1. Understanding Memory Loss Kenneth Zaentz Atrium A 2. The Art and Science of Composting Tom Matulewicz Atrium D 3. How to Eat Healthy on a Budget The Nourish Coaches Atrium E Cooking Demo: 4. Anti-inflammatory Thanksgiving Day Sides Jen Asfar Atrium C 3:20- 4:20 PM KEYNOTE LECTURE* - Cows, Carbon and Climate Lecture Hall Joel Salatin (Lower Level) (Students and Faculty are Free – must show ID) 4:00-6:00 PM WINE TASTING* Main Lobby/ Sponsored by The Cork Maven, Be Mixed and French Market Connection Cafe 6:00 PM CONFERENCE CLOSES * All sessions denoted with an asterisk require a badge and registration/payment for the conference. The exception is the 3:20 lecture which is free to students/faculty with identification. CAROLYn C. DESEnA we FORUM FOUnDER, WEFORUM educate . empower . evolve Dear WEforum Community, Thank you for joining in support of WEforum’s Second Health and Wellness Conference. Together with hundreds of volunteers from communities within Monmouth and Ocean County impassioned by the WEforum mission, we are making health care a personal priority for our family and ourselves. We have a national healthcare crisis that is beyond political debate. Nearly two-thirds of adults and one in five children are considered to be overweight or obese. We are the richest nation in the world, yet food deserts are a commonplace existence throughout low income communities in the United States. Healthcare expenditures in the United States are ranked amongst the highest per person compared to other developed nations, yet our Chronic life expectancy is ranked fairly low. illnesses Our hope is that the impact of WEforum will raise the level of awareness of account for how chronic illnesses remain a critical healthcare issue. As members of our nearly 50% of community, we have a personal and social responsibility to do more for ourselves, our family and our neighbors. We must continue this conversation all deaths in the and ensure that the flow of and access to vital healthcare information and United States services is readily accessible to our communities, especially to those living in underserved areas. with women suffering from WEforum is proud to partner with Monmouth Medical Center, an % RWJBarnabas Health affiliate, as they serve our community beyond the 50them at much hospital walls by offering an impressive number of free educational health and wellness higher rates programs and services that are accessible to everyone in our community. Together we can change the healthcare paradigm and shift the focus to early detection, prevention and than men. maintaining optimal wellness. Proceeds from this year’s event will fund a new off-site health facility that will house much needed free programming and services for our community. This facility will educate patients and local residents on how important nutrition is in maintaining overall health and preventing chronic disease. Together with Monmouth Medical Center, RWJ Barnabas Health, we are proud to support community gardens that strive to feed underserved families living in communities throughout Monmouth and Ocean County. We are deeply grateful for your generous contributions, par- ticipation and support. Your commitment to our mission will help residents living in our com- munity live happier, healthier lives. Carolyn C. DeSena Founder, WEforum ENTRY BELL MARKET BOOSKERDOO LOWER LEVEL LECTURE HALL BALLROOM WATER G1 G2 G3 SSTATION ENTRANCE MEDITATION NAAVA AAV A all WaW 18 39 MMCC Green eee eee Green 66 85 PARKING LOT << ATRIUM EAST WaW 17 19 38 61 A 65 67 84 86 all AAV 62 Infinity Diagnostics Pure Health Cosmedx Comfort,, 40 Sleep Lab & Safe NAAVA Princeton Third & Lennox Steve’s Italian VNA of Central Labs Services LLC Juice Plus Kids NJ - Integrative Health Resturant New Jersey/ ATRIUM WEST >> Monmouth and 16 20 Ocean Chapteer Children and 83 87 Family Healtth Brighter Living Peninsula Advanced 68 Adult Care Advisors & Nature’s Essenttial 37 Instituutte Dentistry DrD . Michael Rosen 41 64 America’A s Grow A Dee Ballington Gifts & Pure Batch 3 Rutgers Kula Cafe’ & Kula Row Coaching Health In Hand Cooperative 105 Chiropractic Center Urban Farm 15 21 Extension 82 88 Pickle Licious Evolving You Taking Care Of 69 Beauty Counter It Works! & Modere 4 Fitness 36 42 63 2 WEforum Wise Up Rutgers Drop The Beet Lombardi Plastic 22 HealthSouth Honeybell Bakery 14 & WEforum Step Master Gardener Farms 81 89 Surgery Center Rehabilitation 106 ResilientMe Infinity National Up 59 and Monmouth Planet of the Group Hospital Recycling Crepes Dogwood Farms Book Signing 1 13 35 70 Cabanna 19 NJ LLC Two River Theater Arctic Fire Cryo Garden State 107 Eat For Life Bariatrics 90 60 58 River Road Books Center for Science 11 in the Public 103 Happy Buddha Interest Eat For Life ATRIUMR 34 ATRIUMM 80 10 12 B 57 Relish Your Chef Live with ATRIRIUMRI C 102 104 Stephy’s Place Cambridge Healthy COC The Hol-Truth Moms Off Business Annie & Em’s WEforum Euphebe Health Care 535 ATRIUMR Vending Podcast Bakeshop A Plastic Free Foodie OON w/ Jon Levine 33 juice babasin 79 9 NNN d’jeet / Apple 101 The Mario Scagnetti D Street Kittchen Glenda’s Kitchen Clothing Co.
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