For Chanel Kenner, her lifelong dedication to developing a health and sustainable relationship with food began very personally. She needed to make some serious life changes and understand those were changes she would live with daily, for the rest of her life.



Today Chanel is a dietician who helps clients understand the concept of diet, which can have both positive and negative implications depending on individual interpretations. She emphasizes the importance of understanding that diet refers to an individual's habitual eating pattern, which can be influenced by cultural, social, and personal aspects.



She also discusses the concept of food shaming, particularly in schools, and the importance of promoting a positive conversation about food. She advocates for Kenner advocates for the Ellyn Satter method of feeding, which involves parents deciding what food is served, when, and where, while children decide what they will eat and how much. This approach promotes autonomy and a healthy relationship with food.



Listen For

4:41 The Role of Parents in Recovery from Eating Disorders

8:47 Empowering the Individual in Recovery

15:20 Challenging Diet Culture and Food Shaming

28:48 Promoting Positive Food Relationships in Children



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Guest: Chanel Kenner, RDN

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For Chanel Kenner, her lifelong dedication to developing a health and sustainable relationship with food began very personally. She needed to make some serious life changes and understand those were changes she would live with daily, for the rest of her life.
 
Today Chanel is a dietician who helps clients understand the concept of diet, which can have both positive and negative implications depending on individual interpretations. She emphasizes the importance of understanding that diet refers to an individual's habitual eating pattern, which can be influenced by cultural, social, and personal aspects.
 
She also discusses the concept of food shaming, particularly in schools, and the importance of promoting a positive conversation about food. She advocates for Kenner advocates for the Ellyn Satter method of feeding, which involves parents deciding what food is served, when, and where, while children decide what they will eat and how much. This approach promotes autonomy and a healthy relationship with food.
 
Listen For
4:41 The Role of Parents in Recovery from Eating Disorders
8:47 Empowering the Individual in Recovery
15:20 Challenging Diet Culture and Food Shaming
28:48 Promoting Positive Food Relationships in Children
 
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Guest: Chanel Kenner, RDN
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<a href="https://pickyeatingrd.ck.page/5mistakes">Download</a> Chanel’s free nutrition guide for parents of “picky eaters”
 
Contact Kate:
<a href="mailto:thepersonalitycoach@gmail.com">Email</a> | <a href="https://katemasonauthor.com/podcast/">Website</a> | <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/This-Monster-Treasure-House-Understanding/dp/198973734X">Kate’s Book on Amazon</a> | <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/in/kate-mason-185a3585">LinkedIn</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ThePersonalityCoach/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/KateMasonAuthor">X</a>

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