No two people come to nutrition counseling with the same body, history, needs, or relationship with food. That’s why working with a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) involves much more than receiving a meal plan or a list of foods to eat. It involves a personalized nutrition care. Personalized nutrition care begins with understanding you. An RDN […]
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The Weight-Inclusive Toolkit is here! After more than five years of intentional development and the contributions of over 100 people with lived and professional experience, the Weight-Inclusive Toolkit from the Weight-Inclusive Toolkit Initiative (WITI) has officially been released. This is the first standardized weight-inclusive curriculum in the history of Nutrition and Dietetics Education – and it is being offered at no cost to
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When you’re ready to improve your health and relationship with food, you may find yourself wondering: Should I work with a registered dietitian or a nutrition coach? The answer depends on what you need—but understanding the difference between a registered dietitian and a nutrition coach is an important first step. A Registered Dietitian (RD/RDN) is
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Independence Day is a time for celebrating freedom, gathering with family and friends, and enjoying summer traditions. From backyard barbecues and picnics to fireworks and community events, the Fourth of July often centers around food, connection, and shared experiences. For individuals navigating eating disorder recovery, body image concerns, or nutrition counseling, however, holidays can sometimes
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July is recognized as BIPOC Mental Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness of the unique mental health experiences, challenges, and strengths of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities. It is also an opportunity to highlight the importance of equitable access to mental health care, nutrition counseling, and eating disorder treatment. Mental
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