There are many ways people use food to cope with stress or difficult emotions. Some may eat as a way of dealing with sadness, while others might do it to manage their anger or anxiety. To redefine your relationship with food, it is important to identify why you use food in such a way and […]
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National Nutrition Month focuses on the importance of making informed food choices, and this is the perfect time to understand more about what nutrition means to a dietitian. As a Regional Director of Clinical Partnerships for Magnolia Creek, I help clients connect to quality care, and as a Registered Dietitian and Certified Specialist in Sports
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By Kayla Carson, Regional Director of Clinical Partnerships Happy New Year! There is something about a new year that just feels good. It could mean a clean slate, a new chance, 365 more days of opportunity, growth, innovation or evolution. Maybe it is putting a negative aspect of life behind you or finally leaping into
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Maria’s struggle with an eating disorder and her journey to recovery are relatable to many other women. She was a victim of sexual abuse that began at age 12 and lasted throughout her adolescence.  The abuse left her feeling she had little control in life. She searched to find ways to regain that control. At first,
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As part of National Nutrition Month, we also celebrate Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day. This is a time to increase awareness of our registered dietitian nutritionists as the indispensable providers of food and nutrition services. At Magnolia Creek, we thank our registered dietitians, Leigh-Ann Bamberg and Brittany Braswell, for their commitment to helping people enjoy healthy
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Despite government programs and initiatives surrounding proper nutrition, we sometimes fall short of eating the most healthy foods. National Nutrition Month seeks to change that by educating people on the benefits of good nutrition and regular physical activity. See what’s in store for 2019 and how you can celebrate this important month, particularly if your
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When you’re struggling with an eating disorder, just waking up each day can be a daunting task. You worry that you’re eating too much, eating the wrong thing, or that you can’t exercise all of the excess calories away. Women’s eating disorder treatment centers can help you overcome these destructive patterns. Outpatient care is an
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Since eating disorders are complex, people who suffer from them must visit an eating disorder therapy center. There, they receive a team approach to treatment that includes general doctors and specialists. In particular, registered dietitians are integral to the treatment process. They offer important nutrition therapy for eating disorders to help people manage their conditions.
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Leigh-Ann Bamberg, MS, RDN, LD & Brittany Braswell, MS, RDN, LD At Magnolia Creek, it is important as dietitians that we promote a healthy attitude towards all food. We advocate that All Foods Fit in moderation and can and should be a part of a healthy lifestyle. Our end goal for our clients is that
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Summer has flown by and the school year is upon us, bringing fast paced schedules and non-stop activities. Quick meals and snacks are sometimes needed, but it is important to keep our bodies full of healthy nutrients and vitamins. Here are some recipes that are quick and easy, and will keep your body nourished. Enjoy!
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