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Peer Support Round Table: March 2023

Peer Support Round Table: March 2023

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Mar 16, 2023

Topics Discussed Navigating being a thin provider in the weight-inclusive/fat-positive space Building a profitable fat-positive private practice Whether it would make sense to focus on fertility/women’s health in private practice Marketing a private practice...
Peer Support Round Table: March 2023

Peer Support Round Table: February 2023

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Feb 15, 2023

Topics Discussed Pushing back against anti-fat recommendations in the workplace, particularly when you are the only opposing voice and are higher-weight Books and podcasts, with reference to: “You Just Need to Lose Weight” and 19 Other Myths About Fat...
Peer Support Round Table: January 2023

Peer Support Round Table: January 2023

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Jan 17, 2023

Topics Discussed Request for feedback on ground rules for a group/book club geared toward clients American Academy of Pediatrics Clinical Practice Guideline for the Evaluation and Treatment of Children and Adolescents With Ob**ity (CW: Use of o-words, anti-fat...
Peer Support Round Table: March 2023

Peer Support Round Table: December 2022

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Dec 6, 2022

Topics Discussed Christmas/holiday traditions Eating during virtual meetings Related resource: So, can we normalize eating food during a meeting? (by Dr. Anita Federici) Diabetes Canada “Remission of Type 2 Diabetes” Guidelines and possibility of creating...
Peer Support Round Table: March 2023

Peer Support Round Table: November 2022

by Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada | Nov 16, 2022

Topics Discussed Harm reduction approach to client care, including: Whether weight-loss medications (GLP-1 receptor agonists) can be seen as a harm reduction approach for people who desire bariatric surgery (with reference to this thread in our Facebook group)...
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Weight-Inclusive Dietitians in Canada acknowledges that its members live and work on the traditional homelands of a number of Indigenous peoples. Our headquarters are based on Treaty 7 Territory, which are the traditional homelands of the Niitsitapi/Blackfoot Confederacy (specifically the Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai First Nations), the Tsuut'ina, and the Iyahe Nakoda (consisting of the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations). This area is also home to the Metis Nation of Alberta, Region III.

As dietitians in what is now known as Canada, we acknowledge that the nutrition field contributed to harms perpetrated in the residential schooling system and that we as a profession continue to cause harm overtly and covertly today. We share this land acknowledgement as a way to show our commitment toward mitigating this harm as much as we can through learning Indigenous history and values, unlearning racist and colonialist beliefs and practices, collaborating with Indigenous peoples, and advocating for Truth and Reconciliation.