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What Is Bulimia Nervosa? How Can a Dietitian Help?
Working with a dietitian in bulimia nervosa recovery is crucial for success.
Hiring! Part-Time Non-Diet Registered Dietitian, Virtual, NC
Position Overview Job Title: Non-Diet Registered Dietitian Job Type: Part-time employee, remote Hours: 10-20 hours per week, flexible schedule, 1-2 evenings (5-8 PM) per week Christine Byrne Nutrition LLC (www.christinejbyrne.com) is looking for a part-time Registered...
How to Quit Dieting When ‘Healthy’ is Your Identity
I wasn’t always anti-diet. I spent years working in food media and writing articles about “clean” eating and all kinds of other diets. (Not to mention, the disordered eating habits and the fixation on “healthy” eating that led me to write about these things in the...
Stop Calling Thin Celebrities “Brave” for Criticizing Beauty Standards
Have you heard about Adele’s weight loss? What about Rebel Wilson’s? I bet you have, because it’s virtually impossible to avoid headlines about either. The media loves, loves, LOVES a celebrity weight loss story. And also, have you seen...
Why I Accept Blue Cross Blue Shield as a Dietitian
As of October 2, 2022, Christine Byrne Nutrition is officially an in-network dietitian with Blue Cross and Blue Shield (BCBS) of North Carolina! Whether or not to accept health insurance was a big internal debate for me, so I figured, why not be transparent about...
Chicken and Sweet Potato Salad With Spinach and Peanut Dressing
I can't remember the first time I ate a sweet potato, but I know that it was pretty late in my childhood. At first I wasn't sure what to think — they're starchy like potatoes, but sweet like pie! — but they've really, really grown on me in the many years...
Free Intuitive Eating Course
Looking for a free intuitive eating course? Whether you’re new to the anti-diet approach or you’ve been trying to work towards intuitive eating for a while, our 5-Day Intuitive Eating Starter Course is a great start for anyone who’s tired of obsessing over “wellness” and constantly struggling with food and body acceptance.