GG was not receiving counsel at the time the major bleeding started. If you had the opportunity to counsel GG just before the bleeding, in what areas would you feel competent to counsel her and in what areas would you refer her to someone else? Investigate the agencies in your area that are available to provide assistance to someone like GG


The RD should restrict her counseling to nutrition, but some psychology does overlap. For instance: when GG eats, she should be relaxed and not eat in a hurry. GG should plan her day in such a way that she has time to eat. The RD should be able to see this and give simple counsel. The RD should also know the resources available to refer her client to.

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