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It’s official my book has been out for 2 months and I am so pleased that people are really loving it. Here is what they are saying…
"I fee like non-diet books say a lot of the same things, but I felt like yours had so many practical tips for people to actually implement."
"Just at a glance I can tell what an incredible resource this is and how much time must have gone into it"
"I wanted to let you know that I think you have done an excellent job with your book. I especially like the Body vs Brain chapter."
"I am on page 41 and already learned so much about how I've been in diet culture. Now I know a lot more about nutrition than I thought I did going to WW years ago. Ready to start a new chapter in my life."
Not sure you will feel the same? I get it. You don’t want to waste your hard earned cash on another book about nutrition that is going to leave you feeling confused or with more rules. I promise that is the opposite of what this book is about. I am so confident in this book, I am giving away the first section…for free! All you need to do is fill out the form below and then the free section will immediately arrive to your inbox.
Body positivity was created to address the way body image influences mental health and overall well-being. However, there are a few problems with body positivity. According to Psychologist Susan Albers, Psy.D., “body positivity is a subset of toxic positivity. Some feel that it blames people for how they feel based on their mindset. It can also push people into trying to feel something that they don’t.” Although the intentions behind body positivity is admirable, unconditionally loving one’s body can seem unrealistic, because many people report being unhappy about themselves. Another criticism of body positivity is that it can be non-inclusive to people of color, disabled, and LGBTQIA+ communities. Body images that are often portrayed in body-positive messages still conform to a specific beauty ideal.
Happy Holidays from Dallas & Feed Yourself & Your Family
We are thrilled to welcome Chef Nichole Jagger to the Dallas Nutritional Counseling team. Chef Nichole will be working with our new family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more. We are now offering individual nutritional counseling sessions for general nutrition concerns, picky eating, family nutrition concerns, and women’s health concerns.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more. We are now offering custom dietitian and chef designed meal plans with in home chef preparation.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more. We are now offering custom dietitian designed meal plans.
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is excited to announce the development and opening of our family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family. We are thrilled to expand our offerings and bring our same philosophy and trusted skillset to those looking for general nutrition help, family feeding guidance, and more.
Casey Bonano RD, LD, CEDS-C Featured in The Dallas Morning News
Registered dietitian, eating disorder expert, and owner of Dallas Nutritional Counseling, Casey Bonano RD, LD, CEDS-C interviewed by journalist at The Dallas Morning News discussing diet culture around holidays.
New Group Starting! Virtual College Athlete Support Group: Dallas Nutritional Counseling is currently accepting interest forms for our College Athlete Nutrition Support Group. The group will start at the beginning of the Spring semester and run for 8 weeks January through March.
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