About us
Myriadi is a consulting and training company specializing in body image, diversity and inclusion. Through training, conferences and consulting, Myriadi aims to:
- prevent and reduce stigmatization related to weight and physical appearance;
- raise awareness of the harmful consequences of body image problems and stigmatization;
- inform about the links between positive body image and mental health;
- promote well-being and self-esteem;
- implement intervention strategies focused on body image and diversity;
- foster inclusive living, school and work environments; and
- disseminate knowledge throughout Canada’s Francophone communities.
Myriadi comes from the word myriad, meaning innumerable and indefinite.
The chosen company name features two “i ”s, one for body image and the other for inclusion.
Myriadi, for the inclusion of countless body images!
Authenticity, Kindness, Transparency and Integrity
We want to challenge the biases, prejudices and false beliefs associated with weight, appearance and diet, through training courses that make a significant and lasting impact.
Our team
Annie
Psychologist specializing in body image, nutrition, weight and stigma. Annie loves knowledge transfer and co-construction.
« Loving someone for their looks is like loving a book for its binding. » Laure Conan, writer
Mylène
A graduate in kinesiology, Mylène values the importance of feeling good in body and mind. She brings her personal and professional experience to all our training courses.
« Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving » Albert Einstein, scientist
Pierre
The specialist in Francophone minority community issues. Pierre is our outstanding organizer.
« Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get. » Forrest Gump
Myriadi offers a complete range of training courses, conferences and personalized support to meet the challenges of body image and inclusion.
Our expertise in the media
✓ Beautés espérées, Novo, February 2, 2025 – Épisode 5 – Danika : changer de nez
✓ ANEB – Les liens troublés (Balados), June 2024 – Épisode 5 : L’impact du trouble alimentaire sur la dynamique familiale. A écouter – A voir
✓ Équilibre– Au-delà du miroir: réflexions sur l’image corporelle (Balados), February 2024 – Épisode 9: Quoi faire face à la violence et l’intimidation en lien avec le poids chez les jeunes.
✓ Marie-Michèle Ricard et Annie Aimé, Ph. D. Le corps pris en otage, 2024
✓ Journal de Québec, May 11, 2024, Marie-Michèle Ricard et Annie Aimé fournissent des clefs pour comprendre les troubles des conduites alimentaires chez les enfants dans leur nouveau livre
✓ Le Pharmachien, Explora TV, September 2022 – La toxine botulique
✓ La Presse, May 10, 2018 – Quand les ados amoureux versent dans la cyberviolence
Contact us!
Questions about the company and our services? About self-esteem and body image? About the issues you’re facing and how we can help? We’d love to hear from you!
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