By Nicole Patience MS, RD, LDN, CDCES, CEDRD While apple picking last week, I overheard a young child ask, “Why are all the reddest apples on the ground?” Some apples get enjoyed and savored and some get composted. I love this child’s reflection. There is no perfection in nature. The cycle of growth and restoration […]
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Fiona Sutherland and Lisa Pearl will welcome 40 colleagues from across the US, Australia, Mexico, and Italy to a two-day training in clinical supervision for dietitians working with eating disorders. This inaugural event aims to advance the development and consistency of supervision practice across the field. The Elevating Dietetic Supervision training, being held September 8-9,
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Nicole Patience presents Postprandial Glucose Spikes—Eating and Insulin Dosing Strategies for the 82nd Scientific Sessions at the ADA National Convention. What is your presentation about?Putting it all together—real-life cases to illustrate challenges and strategies to manage postprandial glucose. What makes this topic important in 2022?We make choices of what and when and how much to
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A challenging email. Confusing labs. A personal trigger. Imposter syndrome. Just one of “those” weeks. These are just a few of the many topics I have been able to process in group and individual supervision. Supervision can be defined as, “a formal relationship, typically between a more experienced and less experienced provider in which the
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If you are reading this blog as a dietitian, you already know that our career path takes many years of school and didactic education. Has it ever felt challenging to break out of the “right and wrong” mentality that runs deep in the academic world? Have you ever had a negative experience with a superior
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