Food and Mood: How Changes In Diet Help Reduce the Symptoms of AD/HD in Children, Teens, and Adults

Featured Speaker: Dorothy Mullen, MA Counseling and founder of the Suppers Programs
Location: All Saints’ Church, 16 All Saints Road, Princeton, NJ 08540
Sponsor: CHADD of Princeton-Mercer County
Contact: adhdcoachjane@gmail.com, 609-731-7556

Parents of children with ADHD are likely to observe poor focus, mental fatigue, mood swings and sleep issues in their children's behavior. For adults in relationships with ADHD loved ones, the same symptoms exist. Dorothy Mullen was invited to share the foundational message of The Suppers Programs: the brain is typically the first organ to respond to poor nutrition. Therefore, how a person feels, thinks, and attends is data which can be used to identify which foods the child or adult needs to redice or eat more of for focus and for life. Join Dorothy Mullen and learn about nutritional harm reduction and how to get the family on board for eating foods that improve mood, behavior and attention.

Dor Mullen is the Founder of The Suppers Programs. The Suppers program design reflects her combining of counseling models learned in a Masters in Counseling program at The College of New Jersey, her background in garden-based education, her passion for preparing delicious food, and her respect for the wisdom and longevity of the 12-step process. Prior to Suppers, Dorothy was the president of the board of the Foundation for the Advancement of Innovative Medicine in New York and a holistic health care practitioner in Princeton. Dor facilitates numerous regular meetings.