Community Lecture Series: Eating Disorders in a Selfie World by Dr. Joanna Bronfman

Join us for an insightful and important lecture by Dr. Joanna Bronfman on February 3rd as part of our Community Lecture Series. Dr. Bronfman will explore the impact of social media and the rise of the “selfie culture” on body image and the increasing prevalence of eating disorders. This talk will provide valuable information on how societal pressures affect self-esteem and how we can better support those struggling with these issues.

MEET THE SPEAKER: Dr. Joanna Bronfman

Dr. Joanna Bronfman is the Founder and Executive Clinical Director of Backcountry Wellness, a premier eating disorder treatment platform in Greenwich, CT, offering Residential, PHP, IOP, and Outpatient Services for adolescents and young adults. She holds a Psy.D. in psychology, an MSW, and an MS in education, and is a pioneer in the field of eating disorders. Dr. Bronfman has lectured at esteemed institutions such as Yale University and the University of Connecticut and has been a sought-after speaker at The Nantucket Project and national school districts. Her clinical experience includes private practice, roles with New York Presbyterian Hospital/Cornell Medical Center, and the Pleasantville Public School District, as well as serving as Clinical Supervisor at the Renfrew Center for Eating Disorders. She earned her doctorate from California Southern University, her MSW from NYU, and her master’s and bachelor’s degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. Through Backcountry Wellness, Dr. Bronfman fosters an environment of acceptance and compassion, understanding the psychological and emotional challenges faced by those struggling with eating disorders. Her life’s passion is to redefine eating disorder treatment, creating inclusive spaces where individuals can find the support they need to heal in a way that works best for them.

Don’t miss out on this informative session—mark your calendars and register below!