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Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT

Beverly Price is a Registered Dietitian, author, newspaper columnist and public speaker who made a name for herself with her unique approach to nutrition counseling. After 11 years in private practice, she sold Living Better Sensibly -- one of the largest private nutrition practices in the country - to an independent nutrition-counseling firm, and started Jump Start Consulting specializing in management and marketing strategies for dietitians and other healthcare professionals, along with distance learning products for continuing professional education. http://www.gettingthatjumpstart.com

BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR

Dec 25, 2007 Featured Writers, Practice Management

Jump Start Consulting has some great ideas to help us start the New Year, Be sure to read BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR and learn how to improve patient rapport and compliance in 2008 BUSINESS RESOLUTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR INCREASING PATIENT RAPPORT AND COMPLIANCE Beverly Price, RD, MA, ...

Marketing Strategies for Slow Times During the Holidays

Nov 22, 2005 Featured Writers, Practice Management

Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT, knows how slow business can get between Thanksgiving and New Years Day. She has put together a great program Marketing Strategies for Slow Times During the Holidays, and even includes a section on what to do for our clients and referrers. Beverly Price, RD, MA, ...

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER–THE NUTRITION AND HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Feb 8, 2005 Featured Writers

The dietitian and nurse are important team members who assess, promote, and provide nutritional and health instruction. When the dietitian, takes a thorough Nutrition Health Assessment, the goal is to make every visit a positive and informative experience where the client always leaves with one important new piece of information. ...

Managing Binge Eating and Compulsive Eating Through Yoga Therapy. Part 2

Nov 16, 2004 Featured Writers

In the last article, we explored the relationship between Type I, insulin dependent diabetes and eating disorders. For those of you who see more overweight/obese Type II diabetics, carbohydrate cravings, binge eating, compulsive eating and generalized poor eating habits may be related to stress and depression therefore lowering metabolic rates. ...

Co-Morbid Conditions: Type 1 Diabetes and Eating Disorders

Nov 9, 2004 Featured Writers

Do you have Insulin dependent patients that “might” have an eating disorder? How do you find out? What can you do about it? Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT, has some answers. Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT There have been several studies regarding the relationship between Type 1, insulin dependent diabetes ...

Betrayal In Business- How to handle Uncomfortable Situations.

Sep 21, 2004 Featured Writers, Practice Management

We have all had those uncomfortable moments. Someone takes our idea and calls it their own, someone promises something and doesn’t deliver, and someone tries to make us look bad or blame us for their own shortcomings. How do you handle these tough situations? How do you confront the individual ...

Co-Morbid Conditions: Diabetes and Eating Disorders Beverly Price, RD, MA, RYT

Sep 7, 2004 Featured Writers

There have been several studies regarding the relationship between Type I, insulin dependent diabetes and eating disorders. Although eating disorders may be no more common among patients with diabetes than among the general population, complications are more common among diabetic patients that also have been diagnosed with an eating disorder. ...

Provider Networks To join or not to join-that is the question?

Apr 7, 2004 Featured Writers

To join or not to join-that is the question. What is the answer? Provider networks are fairly new in the dietitian-world. They’re not a cult; they’re not a conspiracy. In fact, they are a great business opportunity that a dietitian’s practice can profit from. How do they work? Let’s step ...