Julie discusses the upcoming FNCE conference and addresses the pervasive shame many dietitians feel regarding their complicated relationships with food. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing oppressive systems that contribute to these feelings and encourages listeners to seek support from peers and professionals. Julie shares her three key tips for navigating these challenges and highlights the need for community and understanding in the journey towards recovery.

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Keywords: dietitian, FNCE, food relationship, shame, support, eating disorders, healthcare, mental health, recovery, community

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Dietitian Experience

02:39 Understanding Complicated Relationships with Food

05:05 Naming Oppressive Systems

08:12 The Importance of Seeking Support

10:25 Reclaiming Your Food Voice

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