Have you had that dreadful frustration of being unable to persuade a loved one to clean up their diet?  You should know that it was an impossible task without specific training in food addiction resolution.

You will know what to do for the rest of your life.  Just like an EMT never forgets how to save the life of a heart-attack victim, you will always know what to say to an addicted eater.

There are so many reasons I left my job to join the ARC.  Now that I've been employed with the ARC for a year, there are more reasons that I wasn't aware of the time that I made the switch. 

Increasingly scientists are joining the movement to think of overeating as an addiction. For example, Dr. Robert Lustig's video on sugar has been viewed over 8 million time as of this writing. 

Until now, no eating-control program has fully recognized how serious addiction to processed foods actually is.  This is the first evidence-based training and therefore the first to successfully work through the real nature of processed food addiction.

One of the greatest challenges to supporting a person to safety around processed foods is to keep them engaged.  How to do this is not obvious.

It's easy to register.  All you need is command of English, both spoken and written.  A history of food struggles is essential.  We will teach you the rest at your pace.

Have you ever seen a report of a search and rescue? Volunteers ride and walk through forests in search of the lost person.  You'll be doing this too with people who have gotten lost in processed food addiction.

You have before you the opportunity to become an ARC Manager.  You have the opportunity to train with the world's leading authority to save people from decades of suffering under the grip of processed food addiction.

In the Training, you get the highest expertise on the planet from the doctor who wrote the textbook for the field, Joan Ifland, PhD. You get an online environment that supports recovery from compulsive overeating. You get a good income. A fulfilling part-time job saving others from suffering. You get to work from home. You get protection from relapse triggers commonly found in workplaces.

You work at your own pace.  You work on your own or in an twice daily on-line study group so it's actually fun.

You are led through fascinating materials. Your assignments are easily entered into a spreadsheet. You PM or email Joan Ifland when you have questions. Or ask her in an online study group.  She's there to guide you. You have plenty of opportunities to practice skills.

As an ARC Manager, you are in partnership with the Central ARC. You hang out with the best food addiction recovery advocates on the planet. You spend your hours lifting up food addicts through PM, FB, and email.

When you're ready, once per day you run a special video chat in your area of interest.

When you have questions, your fellow ARC Managers are right there to make sure you succeed.