ALT Picture of the downloadable awareness posted. It has the title 'The standards of conduct, performance and ethics have been updated'. The poster gives information about which standards have been updated and a QR code. There is a URL which is: 'www.hcpc-uk.org/standards'. The HCPC logo is in the top right.

ALT 1 Sep - Nutritional management in pregnancy course - virtual 2 Sep - Oncology Specialist Group - Head and Neck Sub-Group – Q&A and networking session - virtual 4 Sep - Introduction to mental health, eating disorders and learning disabilities - virtual

ALT 4 Sep - Critical Care Specialist Group - Micronutrients in critical care - virtual 5 Sep - Basic nutrition principles & advancing the dietetic support workforce practice in paediatrics - virtual 6 Sep - SENR portfolio workshop - virtual 18 Sep - Enhancing Teaching Skills

ALT 18 Sep - Scotland study day event - Glasgow & virtual 19 Sep - Optimising Nutrition Prescribing Specialist Group - Our sustainability journey within prescribed nutrition - virtual 20 Sep - Prescribers Sub-Group - Is supplementary prescribing by dietitians making a difference? virtual

ALT 26 & 27 Sep - PENG annual study day - Celebrating 40 years - Liverpool 26 Sep - Does dietetics have a weight stigma challenge? - virtual 29 Sep - Consolidating Dietetic Practice in Diabetes - virtual

ALT Graphic showing Fiona Campbell, Professional Liaison Consultant for the HCPC. There is a background showing a blurred laptop screen with a purple overlay. White text over this reads 'Introducing the revised standards of conduct, performance and ethics #myHCPCstandards 2024'. The HCPC logo is in the top right.

ALT Top tips for eating mindfully. Slow down when eating. Avoid distractions. Listen to your body. Enjoy each mouthful. Stick to regular mealtimes. Avoid labelling foods as good/bad. Eat for fuel and nourishment. Reflect on your thoughts and feelings.

ALT Abstract submission extended - closes midnight Monday 12 August! BDA Events - Get inspired.

ALT Vote now for your BDA Student Rep 2024/25. The graphic includes photos of the 5 candidates.

ALT Breastfeeding has many benefits for you and your baby and supports loving relationships. Any amount of human milk is beneficial. It is a free, sustainable resource that meets the nutritional needs of most infants for healthy growth and development. Human milk contains anti-infective and anti-bacterial substances. These are passed on to your baby in your milk, helping them to build a strong immune system.