ADSA We represent & hope to develop the profession to contribute towards optimal nutrition for all in SA!

Returning to work does not need to mean worrying about food or a return to unhealthy eating habits 🏃🏽‍♂️ Making informed...
23/01/2026

Returning to work does not need to mean worrying about food or a return to unhealthy eating habits 🏃🏽‍♂️

Making informed nutrition choices can support energy levels, concentration, and overall wellbeing as you establish your routine 📕

Start your workday well fuelled, focused, and ready to perform at your best!



Do you want to BELONG, GROW and THRIVE? 🌿Then you need to ensure that you are an ADSA member! 🩵In 2026, ADSA launched ⭐️...
16/01/2026

Do you want to BELONG, GROW and THRIVE? 🌿

Then you need to ensure that you are an ADSA member! 🩵

In 2026, ADSA launched ⭐️ new membership categories ⭐️ and upgraded benefits to celebrate the diversity of our profession and provide more support for our members at every stage of their careers.

Take a look at the new membership categories and benefits for 2026. Membership fees are due by 31 March 2026! 💰

We’d love for you to continue being a part of our community, so please renew your membership before the deadline to avoid any interruptions in access to your benefits.

For any membership-related enquiries, feel free to contact Janke Draper at membership@adsa.org.za. 💻

Welcome To ADSA Learn January 2026 Edition! ⭐️ Expand Your Knowledge with These Exciting Activities:🍇 SELF EFFICACY & ET...
13/01/2026

Welcome To ADSA Learn January 2026 Edition! ⭐️

Expand Your Knowledge with These Exciting Activities:

🍇 SELF EFFICACY & ETHICAL DECISION MAKING

This activity involves a journal article that discusses the level of self-efficacy (the assessment of one’s capacity to perform tasks) and its impact on ethical decision-making.

https://adsa.org.za/courses/article-self-efficacy-and-ethical-decision-making/

🫐 DIETARY MANAGEMENT OF CONSTIPATION IN ADULTS

This activity involves a journal article reporting on the British Dietetics Association’s guidelines for the dietary management of chronic constipation in adults.

These are the first comprehensive evidence‐based dietary guidelines for the management of constipation based upon a robust systematic review and GRADE processes.

https://adsa.org.za/courses/article-guidelines-for-dietary-management-of-chronic-constipation-in-adults/

🍓ORAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENT COMPOSITION AND CHRONIC WOUND HEALING

This activity involves a systematic review of the impact of oral nutritional supplement composition on the healing of different chronic wounds.

This review aimed to evaluate the effects of oral nutritional supplementation on chronic wound healing and provide insights into formula characteristics

https://adsa.org.za/courses/article-impact-of-oral-nutritional-supplement-composition-on-healing-of-different-chronic-wounds-a-systematic-review/

🍋FOOD AND NUTRITION SYSTEMS STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE

The standards and indicators for registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) in management of food and nutrition services are written with the leader in mind – to support an individual in a leadership role or who has leadership aspirations. The Standards of Professional Performance is intended to be used by RDNs for self-evaluation to assure competent professional practice.

https://adsa.org.za/courses/food-and-nutrition-systems-standards-of-professional-performa

A heartfelt thank you to our incredible ADSA community for another year of support, collaboration, and commitment. ✨We w...
24/12/2025

A heartfelt thank you to our incredible ADSA community for another year of support, collaboration, and commitment. ✨

We wish you a joyful holiday season, well-deserved rest, and a New Year filled with health, growth, and success 💙

Your Executive Committee for 2025-2028 🤩We are wishing you a happy and healthy festive season! Thank you for a blessed y...
18/12/2025

Your Executive Committee for 2025-2028 🤩

We are wishing you a happy and healthy festive season! Thank you for a blessed year filled with many positive changes!🎄

⭐️ Please note our secretariat will be closed from 19/12/2025 at 14:00. We open again on 05/01/2026.

For any urgent matters please contact ADSA President at president@adsa.org.za.

2026 Membership Renewal Now Open 📢What Your 2026 Membership Renewal Gives You?The 2026 ADSA membership period is now ope...
10/12/2025

2026 Membership Renewal Now Open 📢

What Your 2026 Membership Renewal Gives You?

The 2026 ADSA membership period is now open and we invite you to renew your membership or join ADSA for the first time.

As the recognised voice of the dietetics profession in South Africa, ADSA provides the network, advocacy, and resources that help strengthen your practice and elevate our profession.

Whether you’re a practicing dietitian, a student, or a nutrition professional abroad, ADSA offers membership categories designed to support every stage of your career.

🗓️ Membership Term: 1 January – 31 December 2026

💳 Payment Window: Open from 1 January | Final payment due by 31 March 2026

Be part of the professional community that is advancing evidence-based nutrition and the future of dietetics in South Africa.

For assistance with registration or other membership queries, please contact membership@adsa.org.za and support@associationmco.com

Pay now: https://adsa.org.za/login/

Upgrade membership here: https://adsa.org.za/membership-upgrade-form/

Social Media: Guidelines for Practitioners 📱 Social media is a common platform for advertising, but health practitioners...
03/12/2025

Social Media: Guidelines for Practitioners 📱

Social media is a common platform for advertising, but health practitioners must still comply with HPCSA rules and ethical guidelines. ⭐️

❌ This means we cannot offer specials, discounted rates on consultations, or benefits unrelated to our practice (which is considered touting), nor can we post any information that draws attention to personal abilities, experience, service quality, or makes claims such as being the “best” in the field, or exchange health services for social media publicity. This is considered canvassing.

❌ These prohibitions on touting and canvassing also apply if they are carried out by third parties within a practitioner’s workplace. For example, advertising perks like free Wi-Fi during consultations counts as canvassing because it’s not directly related to the healthcare service.

According to the HPCSA, practitioners are allowed to advertise their services as long as the information is professional, truthful, not misleading, and doesn’t cause unnecessary worry about health conditions. 💙

Please refer to the HPCSA booklets:

Booklet 16: Ethical Guidelines on Social Media (March 2025)

https://www.hpcsa.co.za/e882d53f-6e0b-4013-9693-19e785d34372

https://www.hpcsa.co.za/d797158f-1bf8-4127-ab11-d492da692410

Today we honour World AIDS Day, a reminder of the global commitment to end HIV, fight stigma, and strengthen support for...
01/12/2025

Today we honour World AIDS Day, a reminder of the global commitment to end HIV, fight stigma, and strengthen support for people living with HIV. ❤️

Nutrition plays a meaningful role in improving immunity, maintaining strength, and enhancing quality of life. By raising awareness and sharing knowledge, we can empower healthier communities across South Africa.

Together, we can make a difference.



Self Efficacy & Ethical Decision Making⚖️This activity involves a journal article that discusses the level of self-effic...
27/11/2025

Self Efficacy & Ethical Decision Making⚖️

This activity involves a journal article that discusses the level of self-efficacy (the assessment of one’s capacity to perform tasks) and its impact on ethical decision-making.

After reading the article, answer a set of multiple-choice questions to pass the activity and qualify for CEUs.

Member- R100.00
Non-Member- R150.00
3 Ethical CEUs

View More: https://adsa.org.za/courses/article-self-efficacy-and-ethical-decision-making/

Dietary Management of Constipation in Adults 🍐This activity involves a journal article reporting on the British Dietetic...
27/11/2025

Dietary Management of Constipation in Adults 🍐

This activity involves a journal article reporting on the British Dietetics Association’s guidelines for the dietary management of chronic constipation in adults.

These are the first comprehensive evidence‐based dietary guidelines for the management of constipation based upon a robust systematic review and GRADE processes

Member- R100.00
Non-Member- R150.00
3 General

View More: https://adsa.org.za/courses/article-guidelines-for-dietary-management-of-chronic-constipation-in-adults/

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