Pregnancy and postpartum come with a spectrum of emotions. We spend much of our time preparing for baby but often focus less time on preparing for how we will support ourselves during the weeks and months beyond during the postpartum season. A strong support community is possible and, some would say, critical for overall maternal health and well-being–particularly for the days that feel a little more overwhelming.

As the new year unfolds, many of us consider resolutions like weight loss, dieting, or cutting out certain foods. However, before stepping onto these paths, pause and ask yourself, “Why? What is my true purpose?” Often, you’ll find that your true purpose extends beyond any specific goal or number on the scale. It calls for a more profound exploration and dedicated time for self-reflection.

This New Year, we invite you to join us in a new philosophy - one that prioritizes flexibility and support over strictness and control. Let’s consider the following: How has the long-held diet mentality really been serving you? Are you prepared to discover what genuinely feels right for you physically, mentally, and emotionally? Are you hoping to truly find a “New You” in this New Year? If so, read on.

Learn how diabetes nutrition counseling with a non-diet dietitian can help you manage blood sugar, improve health, and foster a positive relationship with food.

The fall season can bring great pleasure as the leaves transition from green to vibrant oranges, reds, and yellows– orchards teem with apples to pick, pumpkin patches to wander, and hay bales to provide a place to rest your feet. Fairs begin to pop up in town after town, sharing a rich history of agriculture, familiar foods, and grin-worthy rides.

As summer winds down and we prepare to reenter the school and work year, it's common to experience what some call the "September Scaries." However, rather than succumbing to the stress and anxiety, let's explore ways to carry the vacation vibe with us throughout the year.