Reflecting on Weight Stigma in Dietetic Practice
In this reflective blog post, I explore key insights from the Dietetic Weight Stigma Q&A (October 2024) and consider how weight bias, language, and systemic assumptions show up in our daily practice.
Category HAES
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Looking to embrace food freedom and body liberation? This guide shares the best HAES®-aligned websites, from weight-inclusive healthcare research to intuitive eating and joyful movement.
A Self-Care & Body Image Workshop to Support Healing
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Cultivating Self-Love in a World That Stigmatizes Bodies
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Becoming an ASDAH Member: A Milestone in Our Weight-Inclusive Practitioner Journey
One of the most significant moments this year was becoming an official member of the Association for Size Diversity and Health (ASDAH). For us, this wasn’t just a professional achievement—it was a deeply personal commitment to the principles of fat liberation, body acceptance, and equitable healthcare.
Fat Forward Book Club Recap: “The Wellness Trap” by Christy Harrison
Christy Harrison is an RD, public health expert, and a journalist with years of experience critiquing diet culture and the wellness industry. Break down the first three chapters of "The Wellness Trap" with us.
Embracing a New Year: Reframing Resolutions and Healing Without Diet Culture
As we enter the new year, let’s focus not on the “new you” based on a number or a diet, but on the you that has always been worthy of love and respect. Let’s make this year one of healing, body acceptance, and stepping away from the harmful narratives that diet culture pushes onto us.
7 Signs It’s Time to See a Dietitian
Ultimately, seeking out professional guidance from experts like RDNs gives us access into specialized knowledge which equips us far better when tackling our unique concerns regarding our health & nutrition.
Self-Love After Body Changes
Whether we notice it or not our bodies are constantly changing. Some periods of our lives bring on more changes than others. As we grow from children to adults our bones get bigger so naturally the rest of our body…
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