March 2026 Webinar Series Information

The March 2026 webinar topics and summaries are listed below.  The cost to attend each webinar is $10 per webinar, or register for all three in March and only pay $25.  

CEUs have been approved for each session and NCAND will record the sessions we have permission to record.  Any recordings of a session will only be shared with meeting registrants.  Registration for each webinar ends, 30 minutes before the webinar is slated to start.

You will receive an email 48 hours before the scheduled webinar(s) you registered for with the meeting link.  Please note, the registration fee must be paid prior to the link being sent.

 *Dates of webinars are subject to change.  Please review the NCAND website to confirm dates as the events get closer.

Topic: Clinical
Friday, March 6, 2026 
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Webinar

*Approved for 1.0 CPEUs

"Food Exposure Therapy to Treat Eating Disorders: The Dietitians Role" - Rachel Liger, MS,RDN, Doctoral Candidate

Lecture Summary: This lecture examines the therapeutic role of both resistance training and cardiovascular exercise in eating disorder treatment, emphasizing an evidence-based rationale for how appropriately prescribed movement can support metabolic health, bone density, strength, and mood without reinforcing compulsive or compensatory behaviors. Drawing on current literature and consensus guidelines, it reviews criteria for medical clearance, practical protocols for reintroducing exercise safely, and how dietitians can align individualized fueling plans with movement prescriptions within a multidisciplinary team.

Topic: IDEA
Friday, March 13, 2026
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Webinar

*Approved for 1.0 CPEUs

“Rooted in Trust: Community-Engaged Strategies to Advance Nutrition Equity” - Francoise Kazimierczuk, PhD, RDN, LD, CLC, ATC, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, FAND

Lecture Summary: This presentation explores how rebuilding trust between nutrition professionals and historically marginalized communities is essential to advancing health equity in the U.S. Through community-engaged approaches, culturally responsive education, and shared leadership, participants will learn strategies to co-create meaningful nutrition interventions. Attendees will leave equipped with tools to strengthen partnerships, honor lived experience, and address systemic barriers that contribute to nutrition disparities.

Topic: Entrepreneurship & Business
Friday, March 27, 2026
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Webinar

*Approved for 1.0 CPEUs

“Choosing the Right Marketing Channels (Without Doing Everything)” – Mari Milenkovic, MBA

Lecture Summary: With so many marketing options out there, it’s easy to feel like you have to do everything. But the most effective marketing strategy is one that aligns with your strengths, personality, and business goals. In this session, we’ll break down how to choose the 1-2 marketing channels that work best for you - so you can grow your practice without spreading yourself too thin.

Topic: IDEA
Thursday, March 26, 2026
Rescheduled from - January 21, 2026)
12:00 -1:00 pm

Webinar

*Approved for 1.0 CPEU

"The Power of Perspective: How Lived Experience Strengthens Professional Practice" - Drew Hemler, MSc, RD, CDN, FAND 

Lecture Summary: Our identities shape how we listen, teach, and lead. This session invites dietitians to reflect on how personal and community lived experiences, our own and our clients’, can strengthen care, education, and leadership. Through story, evidence, and practical tools, participants will explore cultural humility, reflective practice, and concordant care to build trust, relevance, and outcomes across settings. You’ll leave with simple, repeatable practices to translate perspective into impact.