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Weight Loss Support Group

Weight Loss Support Group

September Support Group
Featured Topic: The Inside-Out Transformation
September 16, 2026 • 6 PM

The Inside-Out Transformation

Join us in the Harrington Classroom for a conversation about navigating the psychological and behavioral journey after bariatric surgery with Travis R. Adams, PhD, ABPP. Dr. Adams is a Harvard-trained, board-certified clinical psychologist who helps adults build healthy habits and the mindset needed for lasting lifestyle change.

  • When: September 16, 2026, at 6 PM
  • Where: Harrington Classroom
  • Topic: Navigating the psychological and behavioral journey after bariatric surgery.
  • Presenter: Travis R. Adams, PhD, ABPP
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What You Will Learn

  • Hormones and appetite: how your body signals hunger, fullness, and cravings.
  • Why hunger feels different: common reasons appetite can increase during a weight loss journey.
  • Weight loss realities: how stress, sleep, and metabolism can affect progress.
  • Practical strategies: ways to support satiety, reduce triggers, and stay consistent.
  • Long-term success: building habits that work with your body instead of against it.

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