WELCOME NUTRITIONISTS AND DIETITIANS
Learn, connect, and continue to elevate your skills!
Working together, we’re transforming how dietitians and health professionals can access eating disorder information and training – building skills to change the course of recovery for clients around the world. As an EDRDpro member, you have the opportunity to train under the most respected and renowned experts in our field – all from the comfort of your own home, office, or anywhere with Wifi!
Whether you specialize in eating disorders or not, learning how to work from a non-diet and weight-inclusive approach equips you to support your clients’ health in effective, empowering, and sustainable ways. EDRDpro is all about collaboration and community to help our members grow in their careers as nutrition and eating disorder professionals – and your first month of membership is just $1!
Benefits Included in EDRDpro Membership:
MONTHLY WEBINARS
We host guest experts each month to present live members-only webinars on a wide range of topics, all from a non-diet and Health at Every Size® approach. Dietitians earn 1 CEU for watching, and replays are always available in our webinar library! View upcoming webinars here.
FREE ACCESS TO LIBRARY OF ALL PREVIOUS WEBINARS
MONTHLY ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS
These monthly video calls provide you the opportunity to ask about and discuss challenging cases with guest experts. Replays are always available in our webinar library!
WEEKLY EMAILS
Our weekly Monday Round Up emails are filled with current articles, studies, and other resources to support your professional development and growth.
DISCOUNTS
Members enjoy discount pricing on special programs and series
COMPLETE ACCESS
Visit the EDRDpro Resources Library to browse through our favorite articles, studies, books, podcasts, and more!
ACCESS TO CLOSED FACEBOOK GROUP
We look forward to welcoming you to our closed members-only Facebook group where you can connect with colleagues from around the world – some of the best discussions and support happens here every day!
GROW YOUR ONLINE PRESENCE
Members are always welcome to submit posts for the EDRDpro blog. We love to share your work across all of our social media channels to help build your online presence and connect you with like-minded audiences!
What our Members Have To Say....
“Membership in EDRDpro is a valuable resource full of evidence based, current information and network of like-minded, forward thinking professionals. EDRDpro has furthered my understanding of complex issues and enhanced my skill set related to client centered care and counseling. I would recommend this membership to any RDN or student interested in improving their skills and the lives of their clients! I look forward to the next symposium and to all that lies ahead of such a powerful group of motivated professionals. Thank you!”
“EDRDpro is a hidden gem!! I have learned SO much from the monthly round tables and webinars! EDRDpro is accessible, affordable, and awesome! It’s MUST for all dietitians who work in the field of eating disorders.”
“I recently joined EDRD Pro after attending the ACT for Dietitians training and I’m so grateful for the resources you are providing to the field of dietetics and beyond! The webinars are very inspiring and touch on a lot of the concepts I found myself wanting to learn more about upon entering the ED field!” – Kelsey Rose, MPH, RDN
Despite having worked in the field of eating disorders for over thirty-six years, I continue to have the need to learn more, add to my treatment tool box, and explore new findings in the field. I listen, often in awe, to some of the most knowledgeable, compassionate, and interesting professionals through my membership in EDRDpro. Sumner Brooks has created an oasis, providing a wellspring of information for all who take advantage of these resources. I am so grateful for the opportunity to be a member of EDRDpro.
” My favorite EDRDPro benefit is the Monday round up emails, there is no way I could discover the quality and quantity of articles, research, and new people on my own. I also find the catalog of past webinars and handouts on the website to be a great way to refresh myself when specific questions arise.”
As a dietitian new to the field of EDs, Intuitive Eating and HAES, I can’t tell you how valuable this group has been to me in learning and developing my skills as a non-diet RD. Thank you so much for the work you do, the webinars you provide and the wonderful community you provide through this group
UPCOMING WEBINARS
September Round Table with Meghan Watson, M.A. RP
Join us for our monthly members-only case consult peer/professional supervision call. We will discuss your client cases with guest expert Meghan Watson, M.A. RP. Please submit your case in advance, before September 18th, by emailing a short summary and your question/s to info@edrdpro.com. All members are welcome to submit a case and to join us…
Feeding Interventions for ‘Picky’ Eating: Self Determination Theory as a Framework for a Responsive Feeding Approach
Avoidant (or ‘picky’) eating in childhood is a very common challenge, affecting approximately 25% of children. Dietitians and nutritionists often find parents of these children coming to their offices. Food avoidance can be a difficult area for professionals to navigate because it covers a vast range of presentations, from developmentally normal neophobia to ARFID. In…
October Round Table with Brooke Stepp, MS, CN, LMHC
Join us for our monthly members-only case consult peer/professional supervision call. We will discuss your client cases with guest expert Brooke Stepp, MS, CN, LMHC. Please submit your case in advance, before October 20th, by emailing a short summary and your question/s to info@edrdpro.com. All members are welcome to submit a case and to join…
Healing through the Body: A Somatic Understanding of Trauma for Nutritionists and Dietitians
In this two hour training, participants will develop a basic understanding of Somatics as a path towards body liberation. Our bodies are places where we learn, communicate, feel for dignity, come to know safety, and experience belonging. They are also sites of shaping from systems of oppression and domination that have led us to sometimes have tenuous relationships with our embodied selves.