About Stacey

Stacey Gorlicky is a registered Psychotherapist, author of “food, Sex & You” and former host of the live call in show “Mind Matters”. “Mind Matters” allowed her to reach beyond the bounds of her private practice, and touch the lives of those in the community. This forum has given Stacey the platform to address concerns of those suffering with mental illness, as well as host an array of respected professionals and celebrities including bestselling authors and reality TV hosts.

Stacey is a passionate spokesperson for mental-health issues. Specializing in treating addiction along with trauma, anxiety, and depression, she takes a naturalistic, spiritual, and eclectic approach to healing, combining both traditional and cutting-edge treatment methods. Stacey lives in Toronto.

In addition to being a television host and author, she is a community-centered philanthropist. In 2011, Stacey and a group of dedicated health professionals successfully raise $500,000 in an effort to raise awareness for the Markham Stouffville Child and Adolescent Mental Health Hospital. Stacey is also an active fundraiser for Eating Disorders of York Region program, a charitable organization that offers free support for men and women suffering from the disease.

Stacey believes that love, acceptance, hope and faith are key components needed in recovery. These components along with self-esteem are central to her approach to therapy. Stacey Gorlicky is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. She integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, she works with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing.

Stacey is the founder of LovenLife Psychotherapy where she currently serves as a private practitioner, specializing in addiction and eating disorders, as well as catering to a broad spectrum of clients.

As an Addictions Counselor Stacey studied at Ontario’s McMasters University (CCACCF). Stacey also studied at Transformational Arts College, graduating with honors as a Certified Psychotherapist and Spiritual Director. She is also a member of the Canadian Professional’s Counselors Association (CPCA), and Registered in Human Relations (RIHR).

Food, Sex, and You: Untangling Body Obsession in a Weight-Obsessed World

A look at our relationship with food and sex, what happens when we become too dependent on either, and how to start recovering.

Gorlicky has set out to help readers to recognize their blind obsession with, or fear of, either of these two powerful drives, and to embark on a voyage of self-discovery into the hidden childhood and cultural influences that have shaped them. Obsessing over ten pounds can be as self-destructive as obsessing over sixty ― either can be a sign of addiction arising from a distorted body image. This book is about sharing creative and insightful experiences, along with providing vital new information, both for those who are just discovering that yo-yo dieting doesn’t work, and for those who have already confronted food and sexual disorders.

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