One of my favorite things to have in the summer for dinner is a good pasta salad, either as a side dish or doctored up to be a delicious standalone meal. Written by Jennifer Locke, RD, LDN The pasta salad recipe below is one that I have played with over the last few summers. One […]
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Lisa Pearl and Fiona Sutherland will be hosting a workshop, Supervision Skills for Dietitians. This workshop is most suitable for Dietitians – anywhere in the world – who are planning to or are already Supervising other Dietitians either in or outside your workplace. We request a minimum of 6 years of clinical practice and at
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This summer, you may be looking for new children’s books to read with the young ones in your life. Written by Julia Marquette, MS, RD, LDN One way to introduce and continue conversations about body acceptance and celebrating body diversity is through children’s books. Check out this list of 5 children’s books that have messages
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Facilitated by Nicole Patience, a senior supervisor in the fields of diabetes, eating disorders, weight inclusive care, and mindfulness. Individuals with diabetes are 2-3 times more likely to develop an eating disorder. This group will help you with screening, prevention, and treatment. Complications from diabetes are significantly higher in clients with disordered eating. Learn ways
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Family cookouts are a time-honored tradition in my family. Written by Jennifer Locke, RD, LDN I grew up in a small town in Northeastern Connecticut and, growing up, I was lucky enough to be surrounded by all of my maternal aunts, uncles, and cousins all within a less than a one mile radius. Some of
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