Episodes

Jordan Rich, my good friend and producer of The NPRD, joins me to celebrate the one-year anniversary of The NPRD. We talk about where we’ve been, where we are now, and where we plan to take The NPRD. Tune in for a sneak peek into upcoming content to help you practice confidently. We hope you feel as inspired as we are after listening to this episode!

As part of Eating Disorders Awareness Week, I have invited a client to share her story with you. Lauren’s eating disorder consumed her for five years prior to her seeking treatment in her early 20’s. Her story is unique as she truly knew she could overcome her eating disorder – she strongly believed she deserved recovery. Lauren’s message is this: “You’re never not enough to deserve treatment.” Your clients deserve help regardless of their situation, how ill they may be, how they look, how they ...

Jessie Diggins, the one and only, phenomenal Olympic cross country skier, sits down with The NPRD for a candid and open conversation around her eating disorder journey. Hear first-hand about her bravery, struggles, challenges and triumphs in this episode. I hope this amazing, admirable woman and athlete inspires your clients to seek support just as Jessie did. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

Anxiety and depression are common comorbidities tied to eating disorders, disordered eating and body image issues. Your nutrition clients may also present with generalized anxiety and depression. Today’s episode explores how to guide your clients toward improved mental health and peace in their lives and on their ED journeys. Join me as I sit down with Jordan Rich, veteran broadcaster, for a conversation about his history of depression and his bravery in speaking about it to help others. To le...

Join dietitian Sumner Brooks in today’s podcast as she helps us grasp “the three keys” crucial for raising intuitive eaters. Leave the food shame and blame behind – parent and guide your children compassionately as they explore food and eating. Sumner will share tips from her book, “How to Raise an Intuitive Eater: Raising the Next Generation with Food and Body Confidence,” plus learnings from raising her own two inquisitive eaters. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

Sarai Logue, LICSW, joins the show today to talk more about the Greater Boston Wellness Collaborative, an entity that provides multi-disciplinary care to individuals and families experiencing eating disorders, disordered eating, body image challenges and related issues. We’ll explore the Collaborative’s model, and how parents and clinicians can navigate diet culture to best support and empower children. Sarai also educates us on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy ...

Join me as I sit down with Matt Stranberg, MS, RDN, LDN, CSCS, CSSD as we discuss how to help athletes with eating disorders overcome and achieve. Matt’s research-based, practical approach will help you guide your clients on their recovery journeys. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

I sit down with my colleague, Mekenzie Smith, to discuss her extensive experience and understanding of the deep complexities of eating disorders and the impact food can have in one’s life. Her work with diverse patient populations embraces a holistic approach that encompasses body image work, sleep habits, movement, mindfulness and stress reduction strategies. I am so grateful for Mekenzie and her passion to guide individuals to finding a balanced and positive relationship with food. Tune in to ...

Marci Evans, MS, CEDRD-S, LDN, shares her passion for creating accessible and engaging training for eating disorder clinicians. If you’re looking to gain confidence in the field, this episode is for you. Marci’s trainings are varied – covering everything from counseling to body image to digestive issues in ED. Her trainings keep clinicians coming back for more! Marci and I talk about our shared passions, including ongoing learning both from fellow clinicians and our own patients. Marci is gener...

This show is for loved ones of those with eating disorders, and for clinicians in the eating disorder field. Robyn’s book breaks down disordered eating and recovery into tangible content that will help you understand the mindset of those we love and care for. Robyn is a gem in the field and has been steadfast in her work in treatment, healing and recovery. You will find a link to Robyn’s book here. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

Licensed therapist, Brooke Huminski, is a leader and advocate for healthcare workers who are experiencing the stress and burnout of being on the front lines of caring for COVID-19 patients. Hear her take on “compassion fatigue” in this episode, and learn how to take care of yourself as a clinician. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

HAES-focused providers – do not miss this episode! We’re joined by the Executive Director of MEDA, Monika Ostroff, who will discuss how her organization is addressing recovery during the pandemic. As cases of disordered eating surge, hear how Monika and team are accommodating and supporting patients with unending compassion. You’ll be inspired by Monika’s approach and message. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

In this episode, we explore part 2 of helping children establish a solid relationship with their own body image. Want to raise teens and young adults who are confident in their bodies? Individuals who are empowered and set examples to others in the way that they own their bodies? Then this episode is for you. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

This recording is for healthcare pros, parents, caregivers, educators and more – anyone who wishes to learn more about eating disorders and how to help parents best raise children to form a nourishing view of one’s body. This episode focuses on newborns through high school. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

What is body image – and how do we talk about it? We address how to explore the topic with your patients for best possible outcomes. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

In this episode, I interview Jaime Hyde, LICSW, a clinical support social worker whose expertise is in providing meal support recovery services for clients in collaboration with therapeutic teams. Jaime and I discuss the missing piece in ED treatment – meal coaching. What is meal coaching, and how can implementing this element in your practice support your eating disorder clients? To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

How my own food and body image journey influenced my practice style -guiding you on your ED path to recovery. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.

“The NPRD” podcast draws on my experience as both a Nurse Practitioner (NP) and a Registered Dietitian (RD). Twice a month, I will guide you on your recovery journey, providing practical, evidence-based information about eating disorders, body image, and psychopharmacological (medicine for the mind) health. To learn more visit robynkievit.com.