I’m at it again, intrepidly forging my way into (onto?) YouTube with a book review, this time with a very special guest commentator. Who’s 8 months old. Check out this video to find out why I think every nutritionist and parent should read a copy of at least one of Ellyn Satter’s books: Desperately need
I’m not one to use the word “should” often, and yet… there are a few books that every practitioner should own. Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler is one of them. If you work with women of reproductive age, please get yourself a copy of this book if you don’t already own one.
Are you a bit scared to ask your clients about breastfeeding? It can be intimidating, especially if you don’t have personal experience with breastfeeding. What should you ask? What will you do when your client answers that she’s having problems? Should you even ask if you have no idea how to help? Yes! Please ask
Are you a holistic practitioner who has clients who are moms? If so, then this webinar is for you. We won’t be discussing herbs and nutrition for nursing women; rather, we’ll talk about what to do one of your clients just happens to be a nursing mom. Even if she is not seeking help with
When I was first starting out, I struggled to find a visit schedule that felt right for my practice. I’d heard vastly different opinions. Some experts recommend weekly or biweekly visits, others say monthly is a bare minimum, and still others do one-off visits. In student clinic, we were urged to schedule follow ups 2-3