Is it “Clean Eating”, or Just Restrictive?

How often have you scrolled through social media and come across a video of someone in a grocery store pointing out which product they’d never eat because of “toxic” ingredients, seed oils, or a common additive they can’t pronounce? Maybe they follow it up with a nutrition “fact” that leaves you questioning what’s in your own kitchen. These videos are often framed as educational, but more often than not, they rely on fear – not facts. When fear starts dictating food choices, eating becomes more rigid and harmful.

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Severe & Enduring Eating Disorder Case Consultation Group Registration Now Open

SEED Case Consultation - Ethics & Treatment of Severe & Enduring Eating Disorders, Dallas Nutritional Counseling & Angela Harris Counseling professional consultation and supervision for severe and enduring eating disorders

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Severe & Enduring Eating Disorder Case Consultation Group Registration Now Open

SEED Case Consultation - Ethics & Treatment of Severe & Enduring Eating Disorders, Dallas Nutritional Counseling & Angela Harris Counseling professional consultation and supervision for severe and enduring eating disorders

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Now Available for Purchase: Picky Eating Workshop for Parents (Recorded Version)

Dallas Nutritional Counseling’s family nutrition division, Feed Yourself & Your Family, is excited to announce our Parent Picky Eating Workshop is now available to purchase on our website.

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Casey Bonano Featured on Parenting For The Present Podcast

Our owner, Casey Bonano RD, LD, CEDS-C, was honored to join hosts of Parenting for the Present Podcast on discussing nutrition, feeding families, and eating disorders.

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Casey Bonano Featured on The Compassion Circle Podcast

Hosts of the Compassion Circle Podcast, Kierstin and Angela, welcomed our owner Casey Bonano RD, LD, CEDS-C to talk about nutrition, feeding families, and eating disorders. In this episode Casey shared relatable approaches to feeding your children without a side of fear mongering that allows to shift generational patterns around food and bodies.

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