By Umo Callins, MS,RD/LD,CSSD,CPT f you are like me and my family, you are likely constantly on a quest to figure out what meals to prepare for your family that…
By Melissa Druien MS,RD/LD Summer break is coming to an end and I hear the same thing from clients every year. “Summer completely threw me off.” Vacations happened. Kids were home.…
By Kelsey Tangney, MS,RD/LD, CLC As summer begins, many parents notice a shift in their child’s eating habits. Without the structure of school days, meal and snack times can become…
By Laci Patterson, MA,RD/LD As a Dietitian, I often see people mistake blood sugar crashes for simply being “really hungry.” In reality, blood sugar fluctuations can affect energy, mood, focus,…
By: Umo Callins, MS,RD,CSSD, LD, CPT As temperatures rise, so do our hydration needs. Whether you’re training for a race, coaching youth sports, working outdoors, chasing kids around the park,…
By: Melissa Druien MS,RD/LD Let’s talk about something that I see all the time. It’s the end of the day. You’re sitting there thinking about what you ate, and the…
By Kelsey Tangney MS,RD/LD Food, Fear, and Finding Freedom February includes National Eating Disorder Awareness Week (February 23–March 1), a time when eating disorders and recovery are talked about more…
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By Laci Patterson MA,RD/LD The Hidden Signs You’re Not Eating Enough Many clients come to us feeling confused and frustrated. They’re doing everything they believe they should be doing! eating less, cutting…
By: Umo Callins, MS,RD,CSSD, LD,CPT Rest Is Productive, Too As the year winds down, the holiday season often brings a mix of joy, connection, and fatigue. Between gatherings, travel, and…
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