About Nutrition by RD
We understand that many factors impact your relationship with food and promise to listen to you and your story with no judgement or assumptions. We will support you along your journey to better health and well-being, whatever that means for you.
Our work is guided by the principles of both Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size and helps move our clients towards body acceptance and eating disorder recovery.
Meet our Dietitians
Her nutrition philosophy is based on a mind-body approach and is rooted in self-care, curiosity and behavior change. She is a proud anti-diet dietitian and utilizes a Health At Every Size® and Intuitive Eating framework. She works collaboratively with each of her clients to help them listen, learn and trust their body’s internal cues and become the expert of their own body, rather than rely on external diet rules. She believes everyone has a right to body respect and autonomy and also believes that food should be enjoyable. She loves sharing exciting and easy meal ideas to help her clients secure their own tools to fuel and satisfy their taste buds, body and mind.
She is a native New Yorker and currently lives in Connecticut with her husband, Alex and their pup, Winnie. She enjoys experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, exploring NYC (as well as other cities) and checking out new local restaurants or cafes.
She has a Bachelor’s degree in Nutritional Sciences from Cornell University, and completed the Cornell Dietetic Internship. She has several years of clinical nutrition experience and has pursued training in eating disorders and gastrointestinal disorders. She is an active member of the Dietitians in Gluten and Gastrointestinal Disorders interest group and the Behavioral Health Nutrition group and is working towards her certification to become an Intuitive Eating Counselor.
Her passions outside of nutrition include music, hiking, and dance. She takes and teaches ballet classes, and therefore has a strong understanding of adequate fueling for sports in addition to navigating the physical and emotional pressures these activities can place on our bodies. Her dance experience exposed her to an interest in dietetics. She believes that a healthy relationship with food, movement and body image is transformative, and looks forward to helping you on your journey!
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Most Recent Blog Posts
What is Health at Every Size®?
At the start of every new year, we're inundated with mixed messages about diets, nutrition, and health. Every health enthusiast or influencer claims their method is the best, and they can help you get to where you've always wanted to be. Year after year, it's the same...
5 Reasons to Ditch Diets this Year
5 Reasons to Ditch Diets this Year January is commonly known as “national dieting month.” This cycle is overdue for a change. Each year people all over the world set out to make the most of the New Year’s blank slate. New year, new me as the saying goes. Willpower is...
Why Anti-Diet is not Anti-Health
Why Anti-Diet is Not Anti-health But first -- Why diets cause harm: Diet culture has embedded into us that following a diet is what leads to better health. Yet, most diets are based on the pursuit of thinness and not health. That being said, it’s important to note...
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