Nutritional Counseling for Lifestyle Change

Introduction The Mediterranean Diet and Its Past Influences Mediterranean Populations and Their Changing Dietary Patterns American Changes in Dietary Patterns and Origins Conclusion References Assessment of Life Cycle Factors Related to Diet and Obesity-Associated Disease Prevention in Childhood: Stage 1 Remediation in Children and Adolescence: Stage 2 Remediation in Adults: Stage 3 References Predictors of Maintained Behavior Change with Emphasis on Weight Loss Extended Treatment Skills Training Food Provision Nutrition Counseling for Lifestyle Change Monetary Incentives Telephone Prompts and Counseling Peer Support Exercise Multicomponent Maintenance Programs References Lifestyle Change Factors Related to Lifecycle Stages 1, 2, and 3 Stage 1: Childhood and Parental Feeding Habits Stage 2: Remediation in Childhood and Adolescence Stage 3: Remediation in Adults and the Elderly References Motivational Interviewing for Childhood and Parental Feeding Habits: Stage 1 Parental Infant Feeding Practices Associated with Food Preferences Evaluating a Child's Eating Habits Not-Ready-to-Change Counseling Session Unsure-about-Change Counseling Sessions Ready-to-Change Counseling Sessions Summary References Motivational Interviewing for Children and Adolescents: Stage 2 Changing Dietary Habits in Adolescents Not-Ready-to-Change Counseling Session Unsure-about-Change Counseling Sessions Ready-to-Change Counseling Sessions References Motivational Interviewing for Adults and the Elderly: Stage 3 Intervention Phase 1 (Not Ready to Change) Intervention Phase 2 (Unsure about Change) Intervention Phase 3 (Ready to Change) Summary References Innovative Approaches to Maintaining Healthy Behaviors References Tailoring to Patient Needs Identifying Your Patient Identifying Your Patient's Desires Identifying Your Patient's Needs Tailoring Strategies Tailoring Messages Using Tailoring in Group Settings References Examples of Dietary Strategies Based on Long-Term Randomized Clinical Trials Focused on Lifestyle Change Knowledge and Skills Strategies Feedback Modeling Support and Patient-Centered Counseling References Reducing Stress to Maintain Dietary Change Definition of Stress Identifying Stress Strategies to Reduce Stress Two Approaches and Orientations References Organizing Data on Dietary Change Setting the Stage for Organization Presenting Dietary Adherence Data to Patients Involving the Patient in Lifestyle Change Data Review Potential New Theories Playing a Role in Nutrition Lifestyle Change Affective and Cognitive Factors Influence Weight Control Behaviors Negative Affective States and Dysfunctional Cognitions Related to Relapse The Counselor-Patient Interaction References Summary Appendix A: What Your Baby Can Do and How and What to Feed Him Appendix B: Parental Feeding Practices Intervention Session #1 - Overheads Session #1: Intervention Group Overheads Feeding with a Division of Responsibility Appendix C: Parental Feeding Practices Intervention Session #2 - Handouts Session #2: Intervention Group Handouts Feeding Your Baby Fruits and Vegetables Divisions of Responsibility Feeding Behavior Worksheet Parental Modeling Food Environment Feeding Practices Index