
Our Mission:
To eliminate eating disorders and body dissatisfaction through prevention efforts, education, referral and support services, advocacy, training and research. We will strive to influence and inform the public, the media and the eating disorders field about new trends, findings, and advancements in eating disorders research, treatment, and prevention. COPE, the Community Outreach Program to Prevent Eating Disorders, is a group of professionals dedicated to reducing the incidence and repercussions of disordered eating in Volusia County. The group believes that early intervention and prevention are the keys to success and will initially focus on training both doctors and education professionals in these two crucial areas. Anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorders have reached epidemic proportions nationwide, attacking not only young females but also women and men of all ages; the victims suffer severe short and long‑term consequences. COPE will provide a much-needed service for a disease that is under‑recognized, under‑treated; a disease that is currently having extremely dangerous repercussions for the youth of our community and poses a serious threat for residents of all ages.
COMMUNITY YOGA CLASS, All Sundays in February, at 4pm, 386 South Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach, FL 32176,386-265-1966
COMMUNITY YOGA CLASS, All Sundays in February, at 4pm, 386 South Atlantic Ave., Ormond Beach, FL 32176,386-265-1966
COMMUNITY YOGA CLASS at Om Away From Home Studio, ALL SUNDAYS in FEBRUARY, 4pm, donations support COPE
NEXT COPE MEETING: Monday, March 26, 2012, 6:30pm at 115 E. Granada Blvd., Suite 7, Ormond Beach, FL. 32176
COPE MEETING Minutes
January 16, 2012
Ormond Beach, FL 32176
When you have a diet mentality, you might restrict how much you eat, count calories, count points, control your portions or avoid certain foods because they’re “unhealthy” or high in calories.
You might have strict rules around eating, such as no food after 7 p.m. or no snacking in general --- even if you’re hungry. You might avoid dessert at all costs or restrict yourself to one sweet treat a week. You might feel guilty after eating or ashamed that you can’t lose weight.