The point I am making is anyone can claim to be a nutritionist whilst not everyone can claim to be a dietician. As evidenced in this link from the Irish nutrionist and dietician institute.
I can tell you now the letters after a name do not always improve the advice being doled out. As you should well know in your own profession.
In my experience a psychologist with an interest in habits does far better work than any dietician or nutrionist I ever met when it comes to weight loss.
If you have medical dietary conditions then an clinical dietician is the only answer. They may then support/advise someone like myself with a client
@Bandage was summoned to a meeting on Percy Place Dublin 2, recently where the powers that be told him he needed to up his posting game, new baby or not.
43 minutes even for the 10k today, fucked at the end though, probably should have taken it easy yesterday. Getting it down to 40 is gonna be very difficult.