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July 2015
For the last few months, our Practice News section featured a preview of my talk at the Association for Size Diversity and Health (ASDAH) Conference, which took place in Boston earlier this month.

Leading up to the event, my blogs became less frequent as more of my free time went to preparing for the presentation. Now that the conference is over, I look forward to getting back to writing, reading, and other activities that took a back seat during my preparation.

Meanwhile, if you would like to see what all the fuss was about, you can watch the presentation below.


Thanks, 

Jonah Soolman, Registered Dietitian / Co-Owner

"Looking the Part": Patients' Size-Based Biases Toward Their Practitioners and How to Handle Them

 

Our He Said, She Said column will return next month, but for this issue we are going with a different format and focusing on the talk that Jonah gave at the ASDAH Conference.

 

While his talk was aimed at an audience largely comprised of fellow practitioners, the information he shared is important for patients as well. Therefore, Jonah has taken the same material and used it to write the following essay for you, our patients.

"Looking the Part" 

 

Some patients looked at the larger dietitian and made comments along the lines of: "Look how big she is! How can she possibly help me?" Meanwhile, other patients referenced the smaller dietitian and questioned, "Look how small she is! How can she possibly know what it is like to be me?" So, what exactly am I supposed to look like then?

 

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Back from Medical Leave  

Jonah's recent surgery turned into a bit more than he bargained for, and as a result, he had to take an unexpected medical leave. However, he is back in the office, feeling good, and glad to be seeing his patients again. 
Recipe of the Month
Quick and Easy Summer Salad

 

 

Salads are so quick to make (We defy you to spend more than five minutes making this one.), and you can save yourself more time by making two at once: one to eat immediately, and one for the next day.

 

Tailor your salad to your likes and change it up on occasion to give your body a wide variety of nutrients and your taste buds fresh new flavors!


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