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Whether just joining the field as a new provider, or looking for new resources and education after many years of experience, it can be very difficult to find resources...
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As an eating disorder dietitian, I get asked A LOT by clients as well as other clinicians about the connection between depression and eating disorders. We know that...
Hey there, clinicians! Today, I want to talk about how being your authentic self as a clinician can make all the difference in creating a safe space for clients,...
At some point in their life, most individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB) will end up talking about their bone health with a doctor. This is because later on in...
In the journey to heal from an eating disorder, seeking help from both a dietitian and a therapist can make a significant impact. These professionals bring different...