inclusive Diabetes Care helps untangle seven forms of stigma. By unraveling stigma, it is easier to understand the foundation of inclusion. Think of the IDC as a way for your team, department, or company to come together. Our approach uses the Basic Needs of Inclusion, an easy-to-understand visual representation of inclusion. Our monthly CPE program won't overwhelm your staff, either. In fact, this paced program provides hands-on, practical training that your team can use immediately!
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?? Trauma, anxiety, and eating disorders are deeply connected—but healing is possible. More than 62% of eating disorder sufferers experience trauma before turning 18, creating cycles of fear and disconnection from their bodies. Breaking free starts with self-compassion, support, and small steps toward healing. ?? Read more & explore resources: https://buff.ly/4i7ev0B ?
This is awesome! The diaTribe Foundation! An essential part of inclusive diabetes care. Please check out the IDC pyramid to go even deeper to see the 7 stigmas of diabetes. ????????
Let's take a moment to talk about intersectional stigma and diabetes outcomes. Black people living with diabetes may face additional sources of stigma and other challenges related to diabetes that others do not experience. Many of these challenges can be rooted in a history of racism, discrimination, and health inequities. . . . . . #dstigmatize #blackhistorymonth #diabetes #diabetesstigma #healthequity
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Here is my newest article about logical fallacies. It feels like a good time to talk about these for all of healthcare, and not just for diabetes. #weightstigma #weightbias #weightinclusivecare #Diabetes #Diabetesstigma.
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?? We’re excited to share this opportunity with you! ?? We’re helping spread the word about a research study for adults (18+) living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. The goal? To better understand how mental well-being connects to diabetes. ???? Your experiences are invaluable and could make a big difference in shaping what we know about diabetes and mental health. ? Interested? Click the link below for more details! ? https://lnkd.in/gBJ4Za4v
Learning how to bridge gaps in 2025 is an essential skill. OBI has helped me in so many ways since joining in 2021!
How can we bridge the gaps between "us" and "them" in a world divided by fear and grievance? This article explores from Miriam Juan-Torres González: - The blend of populist rhetoric and authoritarian practices - The rise of these movements in democratic nations - How exclusion deepens societal divides We should ask ourselves: Are we reinforcing these divisions, or can we cultivate belonging? https://lnkd.in/gSHmnBcx
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These changes are an essential step forward for diabetes care. Technology is as effective as medication. Diabetes technology is rapidly changing so check out these 2025 Standards of Care guidelines.
We’ve combed through the American Diabetes Association's 2025 Standards of Care to find some of the key takeaways focused on how CGM can help more people with diabetes live healthier, happier lives. Read them below and check out a deeper dive at https://lnkd.in/eXzrcRKw. #CGM #TimeInRange #TimeInRangeCoalition #ADA
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?? NEW BLOG ALERT ?? Perfection doesn’t exist—but the pressure to achieve it can fuel disordered eating and harm your mental health. In our latest blog, we dive deep into the dangerous link between striving for perfection and eating disorders, while offering actionable tips to help you embrace balance, self-compassion, and healing. ?? Discover how perfectionism shows up in daily life ?? Learn strategies to break the cycle of all-or-nothing thinking ?? Find support on your journey to recovery ? Read at: https://buff.ly/3Wg9NVC #Perfectionism #EatingDisorderAwareness #MentalHealthMatters #SelfCompassion #ProjectHEAL
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Did you know that Black women are at higher risk for high blood pressure and heart disease? Our study is exploring how race-related stress might impact heart health in Black women aged 18-40. Join us and get a snapshot of your heart health, along with helpful resources! Participants receive a $50 gift card and a health summary. ?? If interested, please visit https://lnkd.in/eZc__Ezz or contact Latesha Harris at 984-260-8936 or [email protected]. #ResearchStudy?#StressAndHealth?#HealthEquity?
This is amazing and offers real hope for T1D!
Today, Sana Biotechnology, Inc. released significant clinical data: the first person with type 1 diabetes (T1D) who received deceased donor islets engineered to evade the immune system is producing insulin without immunosuppression. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/40qFqyp