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Cultural Humility is not the same as Cultural Competence. Humility understands that we can't ever be 'competent' in another person's culture, but we can be open, curious, and supportive!

How have you have seen the impact that diabetes has on women and mothers? Join us virtually on Sept 26 from 12 to 5 pm EDT. inclusivediabetescare.com/p/women-s-repr…

Ashley, one of the speakers of the upcoming Women's Health Conference, is a registered dietitian nutritionist passionate about preventing chronic disease through nutrition education. Together with Jasmine Westbrooks, M.S., RD/LDN, CDCES, they created the EatWellExchange

The Supreme Court’s decision changes how women view and experience pregnancy. This article will explore the intersection of the stigma facing women of reproductive age who are at risk for or have diabetes or gestational diabetes. community.wn4dcsymposiumcoaching.com/c/articles-and…

Join Inclusive Diabetes Care for a free Motivational Interviewing group coaching session on October 10th from 11-12 EST. In October, we will be exploring affirmations. submit your questions before the event! airtable.com/shrg0W65AUn9HF…

Download our ebook to review the 22 logical fallacies associated with inclusive diabetes care. mailchi.mp/09ebd05ec826/d…

Explore the ins and outs of weight neutral diabetes medications with this mini course taught by Megan Muñoz, creator of Type2andYou, the first podcast by a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, dedicated to people living with type 2 diabetes inclusivediabetescare.com/p/2020-wn4dc-s…

“Weight loss improves diabetes care” is a common causal fallacy that we see in diabetes care. Most research has conflated the correlation of weight as the singular cause of improvements in blood sugar or A1C. What are some other explanations for reduced A1C?

When we often talk about costs, we look at dollars and sense, but what is the human cost of diabetes? This post explores the emotional, medical, and financial costs of diabetes. The cost of diabetes impacts your clients in ways you might not expect! community.wn4dcsymposiumcoaching.com/c/articles-and…

For many White-Bodies, the idea and concept of appropriation are new. Appropriation is the claiming rights to language, subject matter, and authority outside one's personal experience.

The Challenge is a research paper that reviews the economic challenges in diabetes care and how these are related to the Social Determinants of Health. Download your copy here mailchi.mp/idcmembership/…

Did you know that Inclusive Diabetes Care offers free Motivational Interviewing practice sessions? Submit your question here! airtable.com/shrg0W65AUn9HF… We will select 2 questions and break out into small groups to practice MI in our education-heavy diabetes education session.

This ebook offers 22 examples that review the many false views regarding Inclusive Diabetes Care, including how oppression promotes health inequity. mailchi.mp/09ebd05ec826/d…

Institutional racism is racial inequity within institutions and systems of power, such as places of employment, government agencies, and social services. It can result from unfair policies and practices, discriminatory treatment, and inequitable opportunities and outcomes.

Despite the wealth of diabetes medication options, clinical inertia and medication adherence remain significant barriers to achieving healthy blood sugar levels. You won't want to miss this incredible dynamic self-paced conference taught by Megan Muñoz. 6.5 CPEs available.

Some words and concepts are new, including what is being considered when talking about the African diaspora. It is the worldwide collection of communities descended from native Africans or African people, predominantly in the Americas.

Meet Megan Muñoz! She is the creator of Medications: The missing piece in weight-neutral diabetes care. She works with people living with all types of diabetes in inpatient and outpatient settings. To learn more about Megan, check out her podcast: type2andyou.org

Happy Halloween from Inclusive Diabetes Care! Here are some important reminders.

Learn how to spot flawed arguments against inclusive diabetes care: mailchi.mp/09ebd05ec826/d… Explore your own fallacies, allowing you to see them in yourself, in your work with clients, institutions to discover a few ways to counter without reinforcing the lens of oppression.

For patients, trauma-informed care offers the opportunity to engage more fully in their health care, develop a trusting relationship with their provider, and improve long-term health outcomes. Trauma-informed care can also help reduce burnout among health care providers.