Education & Awareness ED Dietitians in Colorado and Washington
We work with healthcare professionals, gyms, educators, and coaches to help them prevent, recognize, and support people struggling with disordered eating. Together, we can create healthier, more informed work and academic environments.
Recognize early signs of disordered eating.
Promote screenings and assessments in corporate wellness programs to identify disordered eating patterns and eating disorders.
Create clear referral pathways so therapists, personal trainers, coaches, or corporate wellness coordinators know when and how to connect someone to a dietitian.
Work closely with therapists, physicians, and psychiatrists to offer multidisciplinary care.
Destigmatize support, making ED nutrition counseling accessible and normalized. We frame intervention as preventative care, not crisis management.
Provide practical tools for people to rebuild their relationship with food and body in real-world contexts.
Netflix's Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model arrived on February 16, 2026,
promising a hard, honest look at one of the most watched reality shows in television history. For
the millions of young women who grew up absorbing ANTM’s messaging about beauty, thinness
and worthiness, this documentary felt like a long-overdue moment of accountability. What it
delivered instead was a highlight reel: troubling moments briefly acknowledged and then tidily
set aside, with no real interrogation of the damage caused to real bodies and real self-images.
Reality Check had the chance to do something meaningful. It chose, instead, to be
entertainment over accountability.