Media and Speaking Engagements

If you belong to a group or organization that has guest speakers, consider having Ms. Ehrlich speak at one of your gatherings about her many years of experience both in helping people with their problems with addiction as well as her success in publishing a book about the subject of food addiction.

Ms. Ehrlich has written various articles on the subject of weight control and behavior modification. She has appeared many times on radio and television to discuss this topic and has conducted workshops at corporations, bookstores, libraries, synagogues and churches.

If you're searching for someone to speak at your company, club or organization, send an email to Caryl@ConquerFood.com.

Corporate Accounts speaking engagements include Bloomberg Radio, Lord & Taylor Department Store, Accessory Brainstorms, Carol Management - Doral Hotels, among many others.

Radio and Television speaking engagements include Today in NY - WNBC /TV, The Ann Tripp Show, Alan Colmes Show, among others. Caryl had her own show, Changing Habits with Caryl Ehrlich, on WMCA Radio in New York City, as well as a half hour cable show on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) with the same name.

Magazine, Newspapers, and online Websites include articles and interviews in The New York Times, Vogue Magazine, Family Weekly Magazine, Travel Weekly, Washington Post.com and Los Angeles Times, among others.

View Caryl's interview on the WNBC-TV show "Today in New York. This video was created for slow internet connections so its quality is minimal.

NEW YORK TIMES
"Now Come the Holidays: Discomfort or Joy?" by Robert Lipsyte

PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
"Lifelong "diet" key to weight loss, specialist says." by Marilynn Marter
Knight Ridder Newspapers

VOGUE MAGAZINE
"Beauty Now" by Audrey Smaltz

CINCINNATI ENQUIRER
"Shelf Help" in the "Fit Bits" column:
Conquer Your Food Addiction (The Free Press) by Caryl Ehrlich isn't a diet book. It's a guidebook of techniques and tips to help compulsive overeaters and food addicts beat their bad habit. The book includes exercise, quizzes and personality tests to help readers identify their real motivation for eating.

Caryl's photo and opinion appeared in the New York Post on Sunday, July 28th in the Media Section.

READ CARYL's
WASHINGTON POST
ON-LINE INTERNET CHAT SESSION
Caryl was a guest at www.WashingtonPost.com on Friday where she answered questions from the public about her new book. To read a transcript of that session, link here to the Washington Post web site. The completed typed chat will remain on their site like a magazine article.

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