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Thriving with Diabetes: Applying Eating Competence to Diabetes Care

$25.00

A webinar for professionals by Mindy Ellsworth, RDN, LD, CDCES

Adults diagnosed with diabetes may feel pressured to make drastic changes to their eating habits in order to manage their blood sugar levels. The result might be high levels of dissatisfaction with what they are now eating. These patients will benefit from learning how to become competent eaters; to be positive, comfortable, and flexible with eating as well as matter-of-fact and reliable about getting enough to eat of personally enjoyable, nourishing food. Designed for health professionals, this webinar will explore how the Satter eating competence model can be integrated into diabetes education. The webinar will discuss the foundational capacities of eating competence and explore how the Satter Food Hierarchy can be applied to nutrition approaches for persons with diabetes. Learn how to integrate eating competence-consistent approaches in your practice and support your clients with diabetes in developing eating strategies that reduce anxiety-provoking meals and promote nourishing and joyful eating.

Pending approval for 1.0 Level II CEUs from the Commission on Dietetic Registration.  Equity and Student Rates are available. Please email support@ellynsatterinstitute for a coupon code.

NOVEMBER 4, 2024 1:00 – 2:00 PM CT

Can’t make the day and time? Purchasing this webinar will give you access to the recording, quiz and any associated handouts to review at your convenience for up to three years.

After this webinar participants will be able to:

  1. Explain the benefits of using the ecSatter trust-based model for interacting with persons managing diabetes. 
  2. Discuss how the Satter Food Hierarchy can be effectively utilized in tailoring nutrition approaches for individuals living with diabetes.
  3. Describe how to integrate Eating Competence-consistent strategies into diabetes care.

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