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EASO
Children and Adolescents
Establish a daily routine for the family Waking up, mealtimes and snacks, school work schedule, break times, exercising, entertainment and fun, and bedtime.
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Energy Expenditure
Get active while watching TV Stretch and lift your legs, move your hands, clap your hands, use cans or bottles as dumbbells. Dance during each commercial!
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Energy Intake
Develop a schedule for yourself and your family which includes meals; try to maintain your usual mealtimes.
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Indoor Exercise Options
Build up the time you spend doing each of these gradually. Start on day 1 with 10 mins, then do 10 minute blocks three time per day.
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Resilience and Mental Health
Follow regular schedules for waking up, dressing, eating, exercising, working, entertainment, and going to sleep.
Obesity UK : Language Matters
The GateKeeper, The GoGetter and the Sleepy Executive
Dr Arya Sharma
The End to Fat Shaming Begins Here
PATIENT LOUNGE
ECPO March 2023 World Obesity Day Patient Lounge
ECPO World Obesity Day Patient Lounge Vicki Mooney interviews Sam Hunter, “The Whale” playwright. (Scroll down when you click on the link)
ECPO
Voices of Youth in Obesity Podcast 2023
ECPO “Voices of Youth in Obesity” Rhys shares his experiences
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IS Obesity a Choice?
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Living with Obesity
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Ytisebo and obesity
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You are not alone
radical global action
The Lancet Commission
The Lancet Commission on Ending Stigma and Discrimination in Mental Health “Experts call for radical global action to end #stigma and #discrimination against people with #mentalhealth conditions, as this is often ‘worse than the condition itself’. https://kcl.ac.uk/news/the-lancet-commission-on-ending-stigma-and-discrimination-in-mental-health | https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/obesity-and-overweight