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Below is a sampling of media for Freeman Michaels – additional material available upon request. To book Freeman please contact CS Lewis & Co. Publicist (845) 697-2188 or email Clewis133@aol.com

Television Interview – View from the Bay

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Additional Television Interviews

Sue Kwon of Bay Sunday interviews Freeman Michaels on his new book Weight Release: A Liberating Journey. To view the television interview click here.

Freeman Michaels is interviewed on San Diego Living in a segment titled Let Go of Extra Pounds . To view the television interview click here.

Radio Interviews

Freeman has done dozens of radio interviews, below is a sample.
(57min) To download the Freeman Michaels interview with KKZZ on 5/25/2010 please right click on the link below and choose “Save target as” or “Save as”. Then save it onto your desktop:
Freeman Michaels Interview

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Articles

Patricia Gale of Basil and Spice calls Freeman Michaels’ book “The Weight Release program that helps you permanently change your behavior—one small, upbeat step at a time. By working through the short exercises in this book, you will gain a new understanding of yourself and discover ways to be self-nurturing, healthy, and fulfilled—without using food to do it”. For more read the article titled: 2010 FirstLook: Weight Release By Freeman Michaels at Basil&Spice

Eliza Ferree of Bliss Tree shares an article by Freeman Michaels titled Reward with Food, Punish with Food: A Recipe for Obesity. Excerpt:
“Working with overweight and obese adults, I have come to understand that many people have lost touch with what their body truly needs. Because food has become a replacement for love and affection, often a source of comfort, and even a place to channel anxiety and stress, overweight people come to me to help them find their way out of the patterns they have developed. Eating patterns are learned behaviors developed, in large part, during childhood. As the father of three children, I am personally concerned with how patterns of behavior around food…” To continue reading the article click here.