Nutritional Approach to Mental Health:

Orthomolecular Therapy
LECTURE 1
An Introduction to Orthomolecular Medicine
April 14, 2010 at 7 pm
Presenter: Talya Rotem, MA, Community Liaison of the International
Schizophrenia Foundation
This presentation offers a basic introduction to Orthomolecular
Medicine, an approach that uses diet and supplementation to address
nutritional deficiencies that may cause mental illnesses such as schizo-
phrenia and anxiety. Following the presentation, we will watch a 15 min
version of the ISF's documentary “Masks of Madness: The Science of
Healing," featuring practitioners and patients using this therapy.

LOCATION: Stevenson & Hunt Room, Central

Library, 251 Dundas St., London, ON.
FREE- no registration required
2 hours free validated parking with library card
at Citi Centre during library hours.
LECTURE 2

Mental Health Regained

May 12, 2010 at 7 pm
Presenter: Lorraine Stuyt, BSc, ND
This presentation will look at specific neurotransmitter deficien-
cies, hormonal imbalances and environmental influences related to
mood disorders with greatest emphasis on depression. An introduc-
tion will be given into addressing these issues, improving health
status and resolving symptoms with nutritional therapy under the
guidance of a Naturopathic Doctor.

This series is presented by the International Schizophrenia Foundation and Orthomolecular Health and is partially supported by CMHA,
London-Middlesex Branch in partnership with the London Public Library. This does not imply endorsement by CMHA, who believes that
individuals together with their health care providers make the best choices for ongoing physical and mental health. This series is
designed to provide information about choices which may be lesser known to us in our community. The opinions expressed are those
of the presenter and their sponsoring organization, the International Schizophrenia Foundation and Orthomolecular Health.