Continuing education and community support to strengthen your weight-inclusive practice

We are a community of dietitians, dietetic interns, and dietetics students dedicated to inclusive and equitable care for all people and bodies.

Through peer education and support, we hope to make weight-inclusive approaches the standard for dietetics and healthcare in Canada.

Membership Benefits

Our members receive many opportunities to enhance their knowledge, develop their skills, and grow as practitioners.

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Monthly Live Webinars

Learn best practices from experts across the country. Instantly gain access to a growing library of past webinars when you become a member.

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Peer Support Round Tables

Ask questions, discuss cases, or simply be in community with live Peer Support Round Tables every month.

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Members-Only Newsletter

The WIDIC Weekly+ is a premium version of our free newsletter, with more resources for you and your clients every week, as well as an extended events listing to help with your continuing education planning.

Why Dietitians Join WIDIC

I have been a part of WIDIC for over two years. I initially joined because I wanted to learn more about weight inclusive care and how to apply it to my practice, and I have stayed because the continued learning and peer support is invaluable. As a private practice dietitian who works alone, it can be really difficult to stay up to date on certain topics (there are only so many hours in the day), but with WIDIC I always walk away from workshops or Peer Support Round Tables with a new tidbit of information that I can use with my clients or apply to my work. I can truly say that having like-minded peers to rely on, ask questions, and receive feedback from has made me a better practitioner.

— Jennifer Neale, MSc, RD, Nutritioniq

I joined WIDIC because I felt this was a membership that provided me the necessary on-going education to minimize the harm I was doing as a registered dietitian. I also felt WIDIC was centering equity deserving voices in their education and their offerings. There is a lot of variety in the education and resources they offer which ensures that it is relevant to my work in food access and in homecare. My favourite part of the membership is having a bank of amazing scientific articles to send to primary care providers when trying to advocate for clients who are not getting proper health care because of their weight.

— Abby Richter, RD, Fresh Food Prescription (Rx) Program Lead

I really appreciate being a WIDIC member because it grants me access to SO MANY useful webinars on a monthly basis, as well as the recordings for those that I can’t attend! The webinars have definitely helped me continue to learn and grow and make concrete changes to my practice as I strive to be more and more weight inclusive. Oh! And I also really love the emails with all the upcoming events and CE opportunities because all of the info is in one place – this saves me tons of time!

Cora Loomis, RD

What Past Attendees Had to Say

More dietitians and service providers need to hear this presentation. Thank you for turning the ‘best practice’ on its head and making us all think about better and safer ways to support our clients.

Amanda Hamel, RD on Feeding Kids: Shouldn’t We Talk About the Caregivers? (May 2022 webinar)

More dietitians and service providers need to hear this presentation. Thank you for turning the ‘best practice’ on its head and making us all think about better and safer ways to support our clients.

Amanda Hamel, RD on Feeding Kids: Shouldn’t We Talk About the Caregivers? (May 2022 webinar)

The WIDIC Weekly includes a listing of WIDIC and external events to help you with your continuing education planning, as well as a new resource every week for your own professional development, or to share with your clients.