We return to our conversation with Diana Rice, registered dietitian, certified intuitive eating counselor, and certified parent educator on a mission to help families ditch diet culture and enjoy healthy relationships with food.
We return to our conversation with Diana Rice, registered dietitian, certified intuitive eating counselor, and certified parent educator on a mission to help families ditch diet culture and enjoy healthy relationships with food.
In this episode — the first of a two-part series — Bri and Annie are joined by Diana Rice, registered dietitian, certified intuitive eating counselor, and certified parent educator on a mission to help families ditch diet culture and enjoy healthy relationships with food.
It’s Season 3 of The Family Dinner Project Podcast! In each of our episodes, Content Manager Bri DeRosa and Executive Director Dr. Anne Fishel talk through tough topics related to family meals and parenting. Missed our first two seasons? You can check out all of our episodes here. In this episode, Bri and Annie take some time to […]
We talk with Dr. Steve Wengel, Geriatric Psychiatrist, about sharing meals with the older adults in our lives and how to support them.
Leslie Kimball of Responsibility.org shares strategies that have helped her engage her kids in important conversations about substance use.
The NY Times reports dinner delivery is on the rise. We’re unpacking what’s gained and what’s lost with family dinner by DoorDash.
We’re talking with Common Sense Media’s Editorial Director, Betsy Bozdech, about creating a tech-smart New Year for families.
Welcome to Season 2 of The Family Dinner Project Podcast! In each of our episodes, Content Manager Bri DeRosa and Executive Director Dr. Anne Fishel will talk through tough topics related to family meals. Pull up a chair and grab a plate — we’re serving up real talk about family dinner! You can get caught up on older […]
As grocery prices keep climbing with no end in sight, a budget-friendly Thanksgiving will be on the menu for more families this year.
We invite Leslie Kimball of Responsibility.org to talk with us about the research demonstrating that family dinners can help prevent substance use, and how she and her team recommend parents and kids communicate about risk behaviors.
Dr. Anne Fishel reflects on the gifts of food that helped her recover after a recent surgery, and the strategies she recommends for showing care for others through comfort food.
On this episode of the podcast, Bri and Annie talk with colleague Dr. Lauren Fiechtner of the Greater Boston Food Bank about rising prices and food insecurity.