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Eating Disorder Recovery – To My Support People
This Guide Addresses
1. Common misconceptions and myths about eating disorders.
2. Do’s and Dont’s about how to talk to someone who has an eating disorder.
3. Lists of other resources available to keep learning, including books, podcasts, and more.
My Values as a Nutritionist:
- You are the expert on your body. Your lived experience is valid and important.
- I am here to support you and be on your team through your healing journey.
- Nutrition interventions must never lead to worse mental health outcomes.
- Our bodies have incredible healing abilities; nutrition plays a role in assisting the body as it heals.
- Your nutritionist should be a good fit for you. If we are not a good fit I will refer you to trusted nutritionists to help you find the right fit.
- I don’t have all the answers, but I value learning and research and make it a regular part of my practice and care with all of my clients.
- I value collaboration and integration with other healthcare professionals to provide continuity of care for clients.
- Your plan will be personalized and unique – no “one-size-fits-all” approaches.
My Values as a Nutritionist:
- You are the expert on your body. Your lived experience is valid and important.
- I am here to support you and be on your team through your healing journey.
- Nutrition interventions must never lead to worse mental health outcomes.
- Our bodies have incredible healing abilities; nutrition plays a role in assisting the body as it heals.
- Your nutritionist should be a good fit for you. If we are not a good fit I will refer you to trusted nutritionists to help you find the right fit.
- I don’t have all the answers, but I value learning and research and make it a regular part of my practice and care with all of my clients.
- I value collaboration and integration with other healthcare professionals to provide continuity of care for clients.
- Your plan will be personalized and unique – no “one-size-fits-all” approaches.
EDRD PRO
To improve the lives of people impacted by eating disorders by empowering eating disorder professionals and students around the world with community connection and cutting-edge, anti-oppression-based knowledge and training.
IAEDP Foundation
IAEDP is well recognized for its excellence in providing first-quality education and high-level training standards to an international multidisciplinary group of various healthcare treatment providers and helping professionals who treat the full spectrum of eating disorders
American Nutrition Association
The American Nutrition Association® is a 501c3 charitable non-profit organization. The ANA envisions a society of Healthy People, Powered by Nutrition. We bring that vision to life through our mission to Champion the Science and Practice of Personalized Nutrition.
Intuitive Eating Pros
We are eager to spread the message of Intuitive Eating to help people make peace with food and create a healthy relationship with eating, mind and body.
Other Resources
The Relationship Between Nutrition & Women’s health
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Rethinking Nutrition for Better Health: Healing Without Disordered Eating
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My Values as a Nutritionist:
- You are the expert on your body. Your lived experience is valid and important.
- I am here to support you and be on your team through your healing journey.
- Nutrition interventions must never lead to worse mental health outcomes.
- Our bodies have incredible healing abilities; nutrition plays a role in assisting the body as it heals.
- Your nutritionist should be a good fit for you. If we are not a good fit I will refer you to trusted nutritionists to help you find the right fit.
- I don’t have all the answers, but I value learning and research and make it a regular part of my practice and care with all of my clients.
- I value collaboration and integration with other healthcare professionals to provide continuity of care for clients.
- Your plan will be personalized and unique – no “one-size-fits-all” approaches.
My Values as a Nutritionist:
- You are the expert on your body. Your lived experience is valid and important.
- I am here to support you and be on your team through your healing journey.
- Nutrition interventions must never lead to worse mental health outcomes.
- Our bodies have incredible healing abilities; nutrition plays a role in assisting the body as it heals.
- Your nutritionist should be a good fit for you. If we are not a good fit I will refer you to trusted nutritionists to help you find the right fit.
- I don’t have all the answers, but I value learning and research and make it a regular part of my practice and care with all of my clients.
- I value collaboration and integration with other healthcare professionals to provide continuity of care for clients.
- Your plan will be personalized and unique – no “one-size-fits-all” approaches.
EDRD PRO
To improve the lives of people impacted by eating disorders by empowering eating disorder professionals and students around the world with community connection and cutting-edge, anti-oppression-based knowledge and training.
IAEDP Foundation
IAEDP is well recognized for its excellence in providing first-quality education and high-level training standards to an international multidisciplinary group of various healthcare treatment providers and helping professionals who treat the full spectrum of eating disorders
American Nutrition Association
The American Nutrition Association® is a 501c3 charitable non-profit organization. The ANA envisions a society of Healthy People, Powered by Nutrition. We bring that vision to life through our mission to Champion the Science and Practice of Personalized Nutrition.
Intuitive Eating Pros
We are eager to spread the message of Intuitive Eating to help people make peace with food and create a healthy relationship with eating, mind and body.