by Deborah Hanyon, MPH, RDN, ACE-CHC | Sep 17, 2024 | Education Materials
How To Motivate Yourself to Cook More at Home With many restaurants now reopened, more people are dining out again. For example, a recent survey by Popmenu on US consumers found that 30% of all consumers spend an average of $180 per week on restaurant food, mainly for...
by Deborah Hanyon, MPH, RDN, ACE-CHC | Aug 30, 2023 | Education Materials
Fighting Fatigue: Finding Time for Self-Care While Raising a Child with Disabilities As a parent of a child with disabilities, your “normal” isn't like everyone else's. You may be constantly on the go, juggling doctors’ appointments, therapies, school...
by Deborah Hanyon, MPH, RDN, ACE-CHC | Jul 17, 2023 | Education Materials
Healthy and Eco-Friendly Ways to Feed Your Family Food intake and environmental sustainability are connected. According to the Global Nutrition Report, a quarter of all deaths are associated with poor diets that prioritize red and processed meat as well as sugary...
by Deborah Hanyon, MPH, RDN, ACE-CHC | Jul 10, 2023 | Education Materials
Staying Organized as a Foster Parent of a Child with Special Needs There’s no denying that foster parenting is a rewarding experience, but it also comes with challenges, especially when you’re raising a child with special needs. Among other things, taking care of a...
by Deborah Hanyon, MPH, RDN, ACE-CHC | Feb 28, 2023 | Biblical-Anomalies, Education Materials
Giants in the Bible – A Biblical Anomaly? An anomaly is an irregular or unusual event, occurrence, or characteristic. In the Bible, many apparent anomalies exist. For example, the term “Giant” or “Nephilim” appears throughout the Old...
by Deborah Hanyon, MPH, RDN, ACE-CHC | Feb 21, 2023 | Education Materials
Black Pioneers in Food Science and Technology As teachers and homeschool moms, we strive to provide our students with inspiring role models in all disciplines of study. One area that both educators and students often overlook is Food Science and Technology – an...
