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Comforting and beautifully written step-by-step lessons to change your life from hectic, guilty and the feeling you are not enough to empowerment, tranquility and trust.

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on Lessons from the Couch
 
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Paul Ehrmann Physician, pioneer and community friend.

Paul Ehrmann, D.O. is the creator and founder of the award-winning Children’s Health Initiative Program (CHIP - www.chipkids.com). In addition, he is a board certified family practitioner, medical director and founder of the Family Health Care Center, a primary care medical group practice located in Royal Oak, Michigan, since 1982. He has been actively involved throughout the state of Michigan as a volunteer in dozens of health related community-based projects.

He received his B.S. degree in Pharmacy in 1976 at Wayne State University’s College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Profession in Detroit and his D.O. degree at Michigan State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1980 in East Lansing, Michigan. In addition to serving as medical director of his private practice he serves as an associate clinical professor in the Department of Family Practice at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and is presently a member of the State of Michigan and Oakland County, Michigan, Task Force on Childhood Obesity.

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I applaud Dr. Ehrmann for his commitment to Oakland County's children. I ask all of you to read his book to take this next step with us. Now is the time to energize parents, teachers, business and community leaders to create life changing experiences for our children and put them on a path to living healthier.

L. Brooks Patterson
Oakland County Executive

I bought a copy of your new book. It is a great model for a community that actually is able to come together to solve a problem - any problem, for that matter.

Generation XL:
The Childhood Obesity Pandemic
A community-based solution

Generation XL