Free Celiacs E-Newsletter Patient Flyer
- Ms. Samantha Michelle Walton
- Apr 29
- 2 min read
Sometimes our patients need a little extra reminder to be able to find the resources that we tell them about as Healthcare Professionals in a medical appointment. This is especially true for Outpatient MNT appointments, as RDNs / RDs we are busy explaining multiple different Nutrition Educations in a single appointment to those patients who are Nutrition Enthusiasts who are eager and ready to learn.
The National Celiac Association (NCA) is a 501(c)3 Public Charity in the United States that operates as a Support Network for Seniors, Children, Young Adults, and Middle - Aged Adults with Celiac Disease (CeD). Their E-Newsletter Published every month is Archived on their Charitie's website and it is free to subscribe to.
You can subscribe to the NCA's free E-Newsletter here : nationalceliac.org/nca-newsletter/
The NCA is a valuable resource to CeD patients and Healthcare Professionals who provide essential services to CeD patients and their family members.
The NCA is also actively partnering with new affiliates.
This Patient Education Handout is a flyer for the free NCA E-Newsletter that also lists the web address for the organization's Facebook and Instagram accounts.
As Executive Director of The Dietetic Wellness Project, I have received permission to use the NCA Logo on my Nonprofit Corporation's website.
I hope that you find this free Patient Education Handout useful and if you're interested in participating in an encouraging supportive Dietetic Community then please consider becoming a member of The Dietetic Wellness Project. Site membership on Dietetic Wellness is free. If you're already a member and you have used this handout, please leave me a comment!
Sincerely,
Ms. Samantha Michelle Walton, RDN MS Nutrition, Executive Director & Sole Member Founder/Incorporator of The Dietetic Wellness Project, & Sole Creator/Designer of the Official Dietetic Wellness Website for The Dietetic Wellness Project Nonprofit Corporation
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