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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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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By Nicole Patience MS, RD, LDN, CDCES, CEDRD This is a time filled with a deep sense of hope and anticipation for the future. The rollout of the COVID vaccine has brought optimism that the comforts of hugs from friends and family, in-person therapy, and weekend trips across state lines will once again return. However,
Nicole Patience is one of the leaders in the field of diabetes and eating disorders. This month we are featuring a blog by Nicole. We are unbelievably fortunate at CNC to learn and work with Nicole. Her extensive experience and knowledge are supplemented by her skills in mindfulness and stress management. Nicole has a long
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This is the first in a series of blog posts sharing some of Heather Bell’s thoughts on the treatment of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. read more
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