• Disordered Eating
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• Where am I without 'We'
  Love, Loneliness, and Relationships
• Going Through Life's Losses
• Transitions
• Holding your Breath
  Women's Health Issues
• Still Reeling
  Trauma and Anxiety
• Self Sabotaging
• Psychotherapy Groups
• Patient Workshops
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• Professional Training
  Modern Attachment Theory and Neuro Science Meets Disregulated Eating

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Xavier Pi-Sunyer, M.D.

• Chief, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Nutrition
• Professor of Medicine Columbia University, NYC
• Director, New York Obesity Research Center
• St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center
• University Hospital of Columbia University
• College of Physicians and Surgeons, NYC

Dr. Fran Weiss is a distinguished psychotherapist who has been of great help to us in the Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Nutrition. She has seen many of our patients in consultation and for short or long-term therapy. We have found her to be an excellent therapist. Our patients have been extremely pleased with her thoughtful, supportive, and efficacious care. I recommend her highly.

• Disordered Eating
• Where am I without 'We'
• Going Through Life's Losses
• Transitions
• Holding your Breath
• Still Reeling
• Self Sabotaging
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• Professional Training
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