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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2019 · 32 MIN

How to Learn About Intuitive Eating and Family Feeding with Diana Rice

from Pursuing Private Practice · host Jennifer McGurk

Diana Rice, RD, LD, CLEC joins Jennifer to share how she became a Dietitian as a second career specializing in family nutrition after working in media as a journalist, in order to blend her passion for writing and food with her expertise in nutrition. Together, Diana and Jennifer discuss her path of discovering intuitive eating and how she already naturally lived in alignment with its philosophy, rather than discovering it from struggling with her own food disorder.   Some of the topics discussed include: Diana's story of working as an intuitive eating practitioner without having her own recovery story. Her journey of raising a family, moving, and how she's networked and built a private practice in a family-oriented community. How Diana obtained 'The SOS Approach to Feeding' training, to effectively work in family nutrition with millennial parents. How private practice set the foundation for Diana and her future projects and goals. Visit https://pursuingprivatepractice.com/ to learn more about resources to start and grow your dietitian private practice!

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