“BEST LECTURE I HAVE EVER BEEN TO… captivating, excellent content, held my attention the whole time. I loved Liz’s enthusiasm, humor, and passion. She’s also humble and real.”
Chicago Dental Society
Liz Pearson: A Speaker who Educates, Inspires, & Entertains
Liz Pearson is well-known and highly respected in her field. She’s been researching, writing, and speaking about eating for optimal health and happiness for over 25 years. She speaks to health professionals, corporations, associations, educators, parents, and students across North America. Her talks are science-based, extremely informative, and engaging from start to finish. All presentations are customized to best meet client needs and timelines. Bottom line: Liz Pearson is a seasoned speaker who delivers exceptional programs. Your audience will love her and learn a lot too!
Here are the topics Liz specializes in:
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An inspiring presentation about choosing nutritious, health-protective, all-star foods and minimizing your intake of dietary villains so you can live the longest, healthiest, and happiest life possible.
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An insightful presentation about what to eat to optimize mental health, including a significantly lower risk of anxiety and depression, with a focus on optimizing the health of the brain and gut.
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A timely and highly relevant presentation about the powerful connection between poor body image, feelings of deep shame and depression, and the development of disordered eating. Developing a healthier relationship with our bodies and our food should be a top priority for all.
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A timely and important presentation is about the challenges of managing your body weight in a toxic food world. Shifting from a weight-based focus to a health-based focus, as well as learning to treat yourself with far greater kindness and respect, is essential.
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This science-based presentation is about which foods are most protective and most harmful for dental health, including the risk of dental caries, dental erosion, and periodontal disease.
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