How to decide what to address first when a client has both an eating disorder and GI symptoms A clinician once described a challenge in their ED-GI work this way: I gather information but hit a roadblock when it’s time to provide interventions. Does that sound familiar? I’ve absolutely been there too. You can know […]
Sometimes slowing down and asking better questions can matter more than the next intervention for a client. You know that feeling when you offer a suggestion or reflect an observation that makes an immediate, meaningful difference in your client’s life? My gosh, that is GOLD! It feels so good to be helpful. On the flip […]
It’s National Registered Dietitian Day and it’s the perfect opportunity to share some very exciting news about the dietitians in my practice! First, I am thrilled to announce that Anita Dharwadkar has just joined the team full-time. Anita is passionate about working in the field of eating disorders, with particular interests in working with kids, […]
Several years into my work as a nutrition therapist I found myself really grappling with a clinical dilemma. Many of my clients were not only suffering from an eating disorder but they were also suffering from pretty severe digestive issues. And these digestive issues were not only complicating their recovery but they were seriously impacting […]
I’m happy to be sending you a quick hello from my maternity leave. I’ve been reflecting on some of the principles I’ve taught my clients over the years and how they have been immensely helpful to me as I’ve transitioned into this new and very busy role as a parent. And what I love about […]
Crystal Longo Savoy wrote this post on digestion while interning with me. You can follow her on Instagram. Marci has written about the intersection of digestive disorders and eating disorders previously in this blog post. Because they are so closely intertwined and prevalent in the Eating Disorder (ED) population, we wanted to give you some simple […]