Get ready to grow your paycheck with the book that has RDNs talking… literally! Whether you’re an experienced dietitian or just starting out, if public speaking is your ultimate high or your recurring nightmare, A Dietitian’s Guide to Professional Spea (…there’s more…)

Blogging for Impact focuses on next-level content marketing and how to maximize your digital presence.

Consider your perspective on children’s picky eating? Does today’s research call Satter’s Division of Responsibility in Feeding into question? Ellyn Satter sorts it all out, in this practical, evidence-packed webinar!

How do we know what we know about children, food regulation, and growth? Does today’s research call Satter’s Division of Responsibility in Feeding into question? Ellyn Satter sorts it all out in the practical, evidence-packed webinar!

Grow your career with this virtual and on-demand summit for diet techs on various ways to build your own business as a DTR. This online symposium offers 5 CPEUs for RDs and DTRs.

$695 includes complete lifestyle change curriculum  Updated to include: Less emphasis on calories, more emphasis on mindfulness and lifestyle change. More than just ‘calories in/calories out.’ Addresses other factors such as hormones, stress, sleep, et (…there’s more…)

This course teaches registered dietitians how to make money blogging. The 6 lessons offer 23 CPEUs covering a number of different ways dietitians can earn “passive” income online.

The weight dilemma is that at the same time as we are being told by health policy makers – that any degree of overweight is medically dangerous, there is no way to lose weight and keep it off.  This webinar addresses health policy at the same time as i (…there’s more…)

This course teaches registered dietitians how to blog as a business. The 6 lessons offer 21 CPEUs covering writing content, building search engine traffic, and increasing site speed.

Your chance to learn everything you need to know to publish a book.

How do your patients and students feel about eating? Do they enjoy it? Do they feel it is all right to enjoy eating? Or is there something decadent about eating in general and enjoying it in particular? What about you? Are you feeling caught in the die (…there’s more…)