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The Westgate Hotel is San Diego’s most elegant hotel landmark, where French elegance and warm San Diego friendliness set the scene for treasured memories and unique experiences. Located on the edge of San Diego’s Gaslamp district, guest rooms are appointed with luxury bed linens, European furnishings, luxe marble bathrooms and bright step-out balconies. Our rooms afford a range of stunning views across the San Diego skyline, bay and historic greenery of Balboa Park. During your stay, guests are welcome to enjoy the rejuvenating benefits of our rooftop heated-pool and AquaVie Fitness + Wellness Club, a state-of-the-art all-encompassing fitness, spa and wellness escape.
DISCOUNT CODESWe know money is tight, and conferences are an expensive cost to try to fit into one's budget! To do what we can to help Diabulimia Helpline is offering the following discounts on Conference registrations. Email info@DBH.org for codes!
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Keynote Speakers
Susan Guzman, Ph.DDr. Guzman is one of the founders of The Behavioral Diabetes Institute (BDI), a national nonprofit organization that focuses on addressing the social, emotional, and psychological barriers to living a long and healthy life with diabetes. To better understand and overcome these obstacles, BDI is actively engaged in research examining the psychological aspects of diabetes and evaluating innovative behavioral interventions.
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Conference RegistrationEarly Bird Healthcare Professional Track. includes CE Credits... $350.00
Student Healthcare Professional Track Does not include CE credit... $175.00 Early Bird Patient Track. Does not include CE credits... $125.00 Student Patient Track. Does not include CE credits... $75.00 Early Bird Partner Track. Does not include CE credits... $50.00 |
Keynote Speakers
Sara Mobäck has type 1 diabetes – and on top of that, she also suffered from severe disease Anorexia Nervosa. In her deepest struggle, she decided to change her way of living. In 2013, she founded Diabeteskvinnan.se. She was tired of all myths and the huge lack of knowledge of her illness. She wanted to encourage a positive perspective and way of living with Type 1 Diabetes. Today, she has a daily reach of thousands of people all over the world. Through talks, blogs, meet-up events and much more – Sara has dedicated her life to share her extensive experience of challenges that can arise for people with diabetes.
Through the blog saramoback.com, she wants to inspire and motivate people with type 1 diabetes to not stop dreaming despite chronic illness. |