The ‘Your Brain on Food’ program’s focus is to teach youth + young adults to make good, healthy food choices that can positively impact their mental wellbeing while learning how to prepare delicious, nutrient dense foods together in the kitchen.[spacer height=”15px” id=”3″]
The goal of the program is to continue to educate our community with local resources that can be used to compliment and strengthen mental health prevention in our community.[spacer height=”15px” id=”3″]
We believe the integration of healthy eating and the power of food will promote optimal nutrition, enhance cognitive function and improve emotional and behavioural well-being. Studies are beginning to show us more and more of a direct link between our diets and our mental health.[spacer height=”15px” id=”3″]
You don’t have to be an expert or a professional chef in the kitchen to cook. You certainly do not need all the fancy kitchen gear and gadgets to cook a delicious and nutritious meal. Although, some kitchen gear will certainly make various processes easier, all you really need to get started is determination and effort.[spacer height=”15px” id=”3″]
Join in on the fun with our mini series below, and have fun unravelling your hidden talents.[spacer height=”20px” id=”3″]
Disclaimer:
It’s so awesome that you have chosen to participate in the mini series to learn more about how food can be an ally in supporting your mental health but please note although we talk about the benefits of food and nutrition-related to mental health, please know that food is not meant to replace any of the treatments or medications you may already be using.[spacer height=”15px” id=”3″]
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This content was created for informational purposes only. Results may vary and adherence to the suggestions made herein do not guarantee results.[spacer height=”15px” id=”3″]
Please note that this information is not medical advice, nor is it intended to replace medical advice. Before beginning any lifestyle changes, you should seek advice from your medical provider.