The attention program is t least a semester long, 24 weeks minimum.

Assessments are carried out by doctors specializing in nutrition and obesity every 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the case.

Psychological treatment is available from the initial assessment and continues according to the needs of each patient. 

After the first two consultations, once the initial assessment of the patient has been carried out, the first family treatment session is scheduled.  

After three months of treatment, the progress and need to continue or modify the treatment is assessed, adding new therapies, medications and/or the possibility of suggesting bariatric surgery as needed.

The attention program is t least a semester long, 24 weeks minimum.

Assessments are carried out by doctors specializing in nutrition and obesity every 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the case.

Psychological treatment is available from the initial assessment and continues according to the needs of each patient. 

After the first two consultations, once the initial assessment of the patient has been carried out, the first family treatment session is scheduled.  

After three months of treatment, the progress and need to continue or modify the treatment is assessed, adding new therapies, medications and/or the possibility of suggesting bariatric surgery as needed.

The attention program is t least a semester long, 24 weeks minimum.

Assessments are carried out by doctors specializing in nutrition and obesity every 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the case.

Psychological treatment is available from the initial assessment and continues according to the needs of each patient. 

After the first two consultations, once the initial assessment of the patient has been carried out, the first family treatment session is scheduled.  

After three months of treatment, the progress and need to continue or modify the treatment is assessed, adding new therapies, medications and/or the possibility of suggesting bariatric surgery as needed.

For many people with obesity, work is the social environment where they spend the most time. For this reason, a course on prevention and general health in companies has been developed. It is taught in monthly one-hour sessions at the company's facilities or online. 

This course, in addition to looking into obesity, tries to break the stigmas that people have about the disease. It also seeks to train on various frequent associated diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer while showing the economical impact on productivity and absentism. 

The objective of bringing this kind of training to companies is to improve the work environment for patients, while improving the overall health of the entire company and reduce the hidden costs of the desease. 

We know that the school environment is extremely important to any adolescent. For this reason we've developed a course so that it can be given in schools starting in the first year of middle school. 

The course is focused on dealing with the main issues related to nutrition, obesity and body image, wich are so important at this stage of development. The course can be virtual or face-to-face depending on the conditions and needs of each school. It is designed to be completed in one day. 

The main topics of the course are:

1. Obesity as a chronic disease, its impact on development and throughout life. (2 hours)

2. Social stigma due to obesity and its emotional impact on adolescents. (1 hour)

3. Eating disorders linked to obesity and social stigma. From binge eating to anorexia or bulimia. (1 hour)

4. Influencers, coaches, diets, challenges and trends in social networks; benefits and risks to the health of adolescents. (2 hours)

The attention program is t least a semester long, 24 weeks minimum.

Assessments are carried out by doctors specializing in nutrition and obesity every 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the case.

Psychological treatment is available from the initial assessment and continues according to the needs of each patient. 

After the first two consultations, once the initial assessment of the patient has been carried out, the first family treatment session is scheduled.  

After three months of treatment, the progress and need to continue or modify the treatment is assessed, adding new therapies, medications and/or the possibility of suggesting bariatric surgery as needed.

The attention program is t least a semester long, 24 weeks minimum.

Assessments are carried out by doctors specializing in nutrition and obesity every 2 or 3 weeks, depending on the case.

Psychological treatment is available from the initial assessment and continues according to the needs of each patient. 

After the first two consultations, once the initial assessment of the patient has been carried out, the first family treatment session is scheduled.  

After three months of treatment, the progress and need to continue or modify the treatment is assessed, adding new therapies, medications and/or the possibility of suggesting bariatric surgery as needed.

Being the family the social nucleus of the patient, at least 3 sessions are carried out with the members of the same throughout the treatment (initial, 3 and 6 months).

In these sessions, issues related to the patient's obesity and family dynamics are addressed so that they can best support the patient in everyway throughout the treatment.

They also help us by detecting the need to care for or treat other family members with obesity.

The primary objective is to strengthen the family bonds along with the knowledge of this disease and its treatment so that together they can overcome it and prevent it as a team in the long term.

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For any parent, adolescence is a complicated stage in the development of their children. Since we don't have a field guide or manual for this stage, we have prepared an educational course for parents hoping to give them some weapons and knowledge. We hope this will allow parents to better support and understand their teenagers in managing obesity.

The course is held in one session each month for one hour, the sessions are at night for the convenience of working parents.

The topics are:

1. Understanding the disease. Obesity as a chronic disease and its impact on development and throughout life. (2 sessions)

2. Social stigma due to obesity and its emotional impact on adolescents. (1 session)

3. Eating disorders linked to obesity and social stigma. From binge eating to anorexia or bulimia. (1 session)

4. Influencers, coaches, diets, challenges and trends in social networks; benefits and risks to the health of adolescents. (2 sessions)

5. Importance of the habits of parents and grandparents. How do we influence for or against obesity?  (1 session)

6. Treatment of obesity. What if it should happen in the treatment and what not? (1 session)

7. Integration of knowledge. Guides and techniques to detect risks and complications while supporting the treatment of our adolescent. (2 sessions)

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