Written by Brooke Bulloch, RD Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) – formerly named PCOS – is one of the most common endocrine conditions. Development of the condition is often linked to high levels of androgen hormones (e.g. testosterone), irregular periods, […]
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When a child knows they will have regular access to highly palatable foods, the over-excitement and fixation is minimized. Submitted by Brooke Bulloch, RD and mom. Edited by Robyn Price, Pediatric RD and mom. Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Easter, birthdays […]
Written by Lauren Elder, Nutrition Student and Brooke Bulloch, RD As registered dietitians and a registered social worker, we support and advocate for weight inclusive care. But what does this mean exactly? In this blog post, we review the history […]
Written by Lauren Elder, Nutrition Student; Edited by Amanda Geradts, Sydney Wright, and Brooke Bulloch (RDs) It can be difficult to watch someone you care about struggle with an eating disorder. Eating disorders are more than changes in eating and […]
Monique Roy, Clinical Therapist (RSW) and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner When people hear the word trauma, many think of it as a result of a big and scary event. When in fact trauma may be big or small, and based on […]
Written by Amanda Geradts, RD; Edited by Brooke Bulloch, RD As a dietitian who specializes in eating disorders, I care about helping people identify early signs of disordered eating. While there can be many factors that contribute to eating disorder […]
If you think about it, the brain is always working. Submitted by Keara Lubchenko, Nutrition Practicum Student; Edited by Brooke Bulloch, RD Even when we are sleeping, the brain is functioning to help control things like breathing and heartbeat. This […]
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