EPISODE · Mar 28, 2022 · 44 MIN
Being an Anti-Diet Dietitian with Elyssa Toomey
from Pursuing Private Practice · host Jennifer McGurk
In this episode, I'm joined by Elyssa Toomey to talk about our roles as non-diet, anti-diet dietitians. We are so passionate about our mission and vision for the world. Some of the topics discussed include: What it means to be an anti-diet dietitian Privilege and how it shows up in our work, both consciously and unconsciously Why anti-diet work is more important now than ever What it's like to practice anti-diet work Sponsor: ✨ Business School is designed to guide you through every stage of building a private practice: getting set up, seeing your first clients, growing until you're fully booked, hiring a team, expanding your offers—and even learning how to coast when needed. Inside, you'll follow a step-by-step curriculum with the flexibility to choose the path that fits your current stage of business and life. You'll get access to advanced toolkits, templates, and systems for business topics like marketing and finances, but also for counseling skills and client support. Beyond the curriculum, you're supported by personalized 1:1 coaching, weekly office hours, and monthly themes that address the real challenges of private practice. The program keeps you moving forward with built-in accountability that builds resilience and confidence so you feel like a legit business owner. Learn more and apply here: https://pursuingprivatepractice.com/businessschool/ Connect with Pursuing Private Practice: 🎉 Instagram: @pursuing.private.practice 📧 Email: Contact Us Free Resources For Dietitians at Any Stage of Business: 🍎 The Ultimate Checklist to Start Your Private Practice ✨ Free Training: Get Clients Now 3-Day Challenge 👯 Free Workshop: Hire Your Next Team Member 💻 The Pursuing Private Practice Blog 🎙️The Pursuing Private Practice Podcast
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