This episode guides dietitians through their first client session, covering how to handle pre-session anxiety, create a strong opening, frame effective questions, and set manageable goals. It emphasizes the importance of grounding introductions, using open-ended questions, and ending sessions with realistic, collaborative goals. The episode highlights the benefits of structured practice and resources available in the 'library', a membership program offering client rapport-building prompts, motivational interviewing examples, and flexible intake frameworks. It aims to help dietitians build confidence, improve communication skills and achieve better client outcomes.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

• Overcoming First Session Nerves


• Starting with a Grounding Introduction


• Three-Part Opener for Client Sessions


• Asking Open Anchored Questions


• Resources for Building Client Rapport


• Ending Sessions with Collaborative Goals


• Using a Session Flow Template


• Practicing with Realistic Simulations

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