The Messy Intersection
Diana Rice, RD, Amy PalanjianA newsletter and podcast exploring the tangled-up place where a generation of parents seeks to raise body-confident intuitive eaters while simultaneously undoing decades of their own diet culture learnings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | dianarice.substack.com |
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Anti-diet dietitian and certified intuitive eating counselor helping your family embrace a healthy relationship with food and raise body-confident kids who smash diet culture.
Amy is the creator of Yummytoddlerfood.com and the author of Dinnertime SOS. She's a nationally recognized expert on helping families cook with ease and reducing meat time drama at the table. She lives with her family in Central PA.
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