Exposure therapy is when a practitioner creates a safe environment where an individual can be exposed to items or situations that they fear or avoid. During exposures, the individual works to create new, more realistic belief systems about their fears.1 As daunting as exposure therapy may sound, it can also be an empowering experience. Participants learn that they have the power to confront their fears and manage their feelings of anxiety.
Read MoreRegister Now Parent Picky Eating Workshop
Dallas Nutritional Counseling’s family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family, is excited to announce registration is now open for our Parent Picky Eating Workshop.
Read MoreEarly Bird Pricing Happening Now Parent Picky Eating Workshop
Dallas Nutritional Counseling’s family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family, is excited to announce registration is now open for our Parent Picky Eating Workshop.
Read MoreParent Picky Eating Workshop
Dallas Nutritional Counseling’s family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family, is excited to announce registration is now open for our Parent Picky Eating Workshop.
Read MoreDallas Nutritional Counseling & Casey Bonano are DFWChild Mom Approved
Dallas Nutritional Counseling and Casey Bonano RD, LD, CEDS-C are DFWChild Mom Approved!
Read MoreFavorite Dietitian Approved Resources for Picky Eating
We know all too well how frustrating feeding a picky eater can be. It can disrupt family meal time, create power struggles, and even at time jeopardize you child’s health. Luckily there are some simple things you can try at home to help navigate picky eating. Our dietitian Rebecca Tilden MCN, RD, LD, CEDS is our go-to picking eating expert and formulated a list of her most favorite dietitian approved resources for picky eating.
Read MoreDietitian Rebecca Tilden Featured on Merrit Elizabeth Recovery
Registered dietitian, eating disorder expert, and ARFID specialist, Rebecca Tilden MCN, RD, LD, CEDS, was recently interviewed by a local eating disorder recovery coach Merrit Elizabeth discussing Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder also known as ARFID.
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