Registered Dietitian Blogfest
March 10, 2010 is National Registered Dietitian Day. To commemorate, Monika at InCyst Network and I are once again hosting the Registered Dietitian Blogfest. This year we asked the question, If you had one message to give, what would it be? If you are tired of information overload, I assure you that these posts will be helpful and encouraging. Maybe you will even find a new favorite blog.
Here are this year's contributions:
Beyond Prenatals (Debra) - Vitamin D in Pregnancy and Beyond
Wendy Reinhardt Kapsak, MS, RD - Can Dietitians Have Real I.M.P.A.C.T?
Sandra Meyerowitz, MPH, RD, LD - Changes Worth Making Take Time
Carrie Miller - What Nebraska Dietitians Are Saying
National Dairy Council- Nutrient-rich foods build a healthy diet
Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN - My Top Tips for Registered Dietitian Day!
Heather Pierce, MS, RD, CDE - Enjoy Food
Robin Plotkin, RD, LD - Give a Kid a Fish, Feed Him for a Day. Teach a Kid to Fish, Feed Him for Life
Diane Preves, MS, RD - Only One Message
Elizabeth Rahavi, RD - The Art of Nutrition Messaging
Shelley A. Rael, MS RD LD - Food Is LIFE, Nutrition is HEALTHY Life
Kerry Robinson, RD - A Food Safety Message with IMPACT
Marianne Smith-Edge, MS, RD - RDs are the Premiere Food and Health Communicators
Kris Sollid, RD - Unintended Consequences of Simple Messaging
Angie Tillman, RD, CDE, LDN- Take Time to Care for Yourself
Thank you so much for hosting this great event!!
ReplyDeleteI love getting to know the other RD bloggers who are out there promoting such positive messages!!
We appreciate your work on this!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYour blog has become a real inspiration for me. I am an aspiring dietician/mother/domestic goddess/money-maker who is stuck in a marketing degree...with plans to study for a dietetics master.
Can you give advice to someone who knows that their heart is somewhere other than their original plan of action? Is dietetics worth it? Especially when you know it is so right for you!
Rhiannon,
ReplyDeleteI would not discard your marketing background as it is very useful as a dietitian (and rarely taught in a dietetics degree).
Check out the posts in the dietetics category:
http://nurturingnotes.blogspot.com/search/label/dietetics
My perspective is from the United States, but I recall giving some tips for someone in Australia.
Best regards,
Renata