London
Support Programs
Hope's support group programs are a supportive, compassionate, safe and confidential space for participants to discuss current obstacles and struggles they are facing.
Expressive Arts
Expressive Arts is a 6 week closed program open to 8 participants. Online registration is required for this program.
Come out and express yourself! Participants will have the opportunity to create artwork that will encourage self expression, promote self discovery and find their creative voice. No art experience is required and all art materials will be provided. Learn to express feelings, emotions and thoughts through various forms of art. No experience necessary. All materials provided. This group is facilitated by a experienced art therapist
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Hope & Horse Power
Equine Assisted Therapy For Disordered Eating
We are please to announce that London Equine Assisted therapy is launching a new program tailed specifically for individuals with eating disorders and disorders eating. This engaging 5 week program provides participants the opportunity to explore different aspects of their disordered eating from triggers, behaviours, patterns, obstacles and successes with the support of the horses.
For more information feel free to download the poster here!
To register for this program or to talk to someone from London Equine Assisted Therapy, call 519-280-1969 or email LondonEquineAssistedTherapy@gmail.com
Re-Frame Eating
Re-Frame Eating is a 6 week closed program open to 8 participants. Online registration is required for this program.
This support group target is to help support individuals who are struggling specifically with binge eating, while providing them with a safe space to express their feeling. Participants will learn how to target food triggers, set SMART goals, regain control and embrace challenges, and explore self-care strategies.
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If you are interested in learning more about our services please email: info@hopeseds.org.
Although we do not offer any clinical services, studies have shown that support and education are two key elements necessary for recovery from an eating disorder.