Episode 94: Megan Hadley, MS, RDN, LDN-How To Raise Kids Who Have A Healthy Relationship With Food and Their Body
Jun 20, 2022 ·
51m 1s
Megan Hadley is a registered dietitian nutritionist with her Masters in Nutrition. She is also the owner and founder of Simple Nutrition, where she and two other clinicians provide in-person...
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Megan Hadley is a registered dietitian nutritionist with her Masters in Nutrition. She is also the owner and founder of Simple Nutrition, where she and two other clinicians provide in-person or virtual, one on one, nutrition therapy and coaching using Health At Every Size® and Intuitive Eating informed practices. Megan is passionate about helping clients find freedom in eating and acceptance of their bodies so that they can turn more attention towards living.
In today’s conversation, we talk about Megan’s new webinar, “How To Raise Kids Who Have A Healthy Relationship with Food and Their Body.” We also discuss what diet and wellness culture are and how they might be getting in the way of our relationship with food or our bodies. Megan also gives us some indicators to help us determine if we could benefit from more support in either of these relationships. When it comes to cultural messages about food and our bodies, we are swimming in tainted waters. In her work and in our conversation, Megan helps us shed these unhelpful beliefs and behaviors, so we might live more freely and fully.
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In today’s conversation, we talk about Megan’s new webinar, “How To Raise Kids Who Have A Healthy Relationship with Food and Their Body.” We also discuss what diet and wellness culture are and how they might be getting in the way of our relationship with food or our bodies. Megan also gives us some indicators to help us determine if we could benefit from more support in either of these relationships. When it comes to cultural messages about food and our bodies, we are swimming in tainted waters. In her work and in our conversation, Megan helps us shed these unhelpful beliefs and behaviors, so we might live more freely and fully.
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