Intuitive Eating Nutritionists and Dietitians in Harrow, ON
Using a weight inclusive and Intuitive Eating lens, I make it my mission to help you heal your relationship with food.
My name is Sarah and I am an anti-diet, weight inclusive Registered Dietitian. I am passionate about working with individuals who struggle with disordered eating and eating disorders.
Using a weight inclusive and Intuitive Eating lens, I make it my mission to help you heal your relationship with food.
My name is Sarah and I am an anti-diet, weight inclusive Registered Dietitian. I am passionate about working with individuals who struggle with disordered eating and eating disorders.
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I would be honored and grateful to guide you back to your intuitive roots, to deeply nourish your body, mind, and soul.
With 13 years of dietetic experience, I specialize in guiding chronic dieters towards a healthier relationship with food, mind, and body through Intuitive Eating. I also bridge scientific knowledge into practical advice to help you live a healthier life. Your mind, body, and heart are your home. My mission? To make you feel like you have arrived home.
I would be honored and grateful to guide you back to your intuitive roots, to deeply nourish your body, mind, and soul.
With 13 years of dietetic experience, I specialize in guiding chronic dieters towards a healthier relationship with food, mind, and body through Intuitive Eating. I also bridge scientific knowledge into practical advice to help you live a healthier life. Your mind, body, and heart are your home. My mission? To make you feel like you have arrived home.
I can work with you to provide strategies for executive function, meal prep and planning, disordered eating (including ARFID and binge eating), intuitive/mindful eating, digestive health, and more.
Hi! My name is Maurya (she/her), and I am a Registered Dietitian serving clients virtually in the province of Ontario. I am passionate about working with neurodivergent children, teens, and adults, to support them in meeting their nutritional goals. The populations I focus on include ADHD, autism, and pediatrics. My approach to nutrition is client-centered, neuro-affirming and compassionate, tailored to meet unique needs. I have worked with clients of all ages from diverse cultural backgrounds. I am also currently completing a Master's degree to better understand the role of nutrition in chronic disease.
I can work with you to provide strategies for executive function, meal prep and planning, disordered eating (including ARFID and binge eating), intuitive/mindful eating, digestive health, and more.
Hi! My name is Maurya (she/her), and I am a Registered Dietitian serving clients virtually in the province of Ontario. I am passionate about working with neurodivergent children, teens, and adults, to support them in meeting their nutritional goals. The populations I focus on include ADHD, autism, and pediatrics. My approach to nutrition is client-centered, neuro-affirming and compassionate, tailored to meet unique needs. I have worked with clients of all ages from diverse cultural backgrounds. I am also currently completing a Master's degree to better understand the role of nutrition in chronic disease.
Are thoughts and fears about what to eat, what not to eat, how it is going to make you feel or look, what you wish you could eat, or negative thoughts about your body all consuming and stealing your joy? Do you have a child who is living with disordered eating that you are concerned about? Do you want to finally make peace with food after years of dieting? Whether you or your loved one have a diagnosed eating disorder, want to stop yo-yo dieting or just looking to repair your relationship to food and yourself, I can help!
Are thoughts and fears about what to eat, what not to eat, how it is going to make you feel or look, what you wish you could eat, or negative thoughts about your body all consuming and stealing your joy? Do you have a child who is living with disordered eating that you are concerned about? Do you want to finally make peace with food after years of dieting? Whether you or your loved one have a diagnosed eating disorder, want to stop yo-yo dieting or just looking to repair your relationship to food and yourself, I can help!
New patients welcome! I am a RD with over 20 years of experience providing expert nutrition care across all stages of life. have expertise spanning infant and pediatric nutrition, oncology, prenatal/post-natal nutrition, disordered eating, cardiac health, diabetes, weight management, weight concerns, cancer, GI conditions, allergies, anti-inflammatory nutrition & tube feedings. I have worked extensively in acute care hospital settings, as well as in outpatient clinics and private practice. I offer practical guidance that builds confidence, supports symptoms, and strengthens a positive relationship with food.
New patients welcome! I am a RD with over 20 years of experience providing expert nutrition care across all stages of life. have expertise spanning infant and pediatric nutrition, oncology, prenatal/post-natal nutrition, disordered eating, cardiac health, diabetes, weight management, weight concerns, cancer, GI conditions, allergies, anti-inflammatory nutrition & tube feedings. I have worked extensively in acute care hospital settings, as well as in outpatient clinics and private practice. I offer practical guidance that builds confidence, supports symptoms, and strengthens a positive relationship with food.
Intuitive Eating Nutritionists and Dietitians
What is intuitive eating?
Intuitive eating is a nutritional philosophy that emphasizes the use of physical hunger cues and satisfaction to guide eating, while rejecting common principles of weight loss, dieting, and restriction. Intuitive eating was popularized by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch, two Registered Dietitians specializing in eating disorders who outlined 10 principles of intuitive eating that continue to shape the approach today: Reject the Diet Mentality, Honor Your Hunger, Make Peace with Food, Challenge the Food Police, Respect Your Fullness, Discover the Satisfaction Factor, Honor Your Feelings without Using Food, Respect Your Body, Exercise—”Feel the Difference, and Honor Your Health with Gentle Nutrition.”
What does an intuitive eating dietitian do?
An intuitive eating dietitian applies the key principles of intuitive eating to their work with clients, helping them honor their hunger, reduce dietary restriction or "food rules," and improve their body image. Unlike dietitians who prescribe strict dietary changes or meal plans, intuitive eating dietitians often take a more holistic approach with clients. They may discuss the physical aspects of intuitive eating with clients, such as helping clients identify when they experience hunger, but they may also discuss topics such as mindfulness, exercise, body acceptance, and mental health.
Who should see an intuitive eating dietitian?
Anyone can see an intuitive eating dietitian; indeed, many people may be drawn to the idea of intuitive eating for its departure from the strict rules of diet culture and its emphasis on weight inclusivity and body acceptance. In particular, individuals who have a long history of chronic dieting may be particularly interested in seeing an intuitive eating dietitian, who will not emphasize diets as many other nutrition professionals may. In addition, individuals recovering from disordered eating or food restriction may also benefit from seeing an intuitive eating dietitian, who can help them become less reliant on rigid food rules and develop a more positive relationship with food and their body.
How do I find a good intuitive eating dietitian?
When you visit a dietitian or nutritionist's profile, you can get a better idea if they are the right fit for you by reading about their approach to nutrition. Often, dietitians who specialize in intuitive eating will outline this nutrition philosophy on their Psychology Today profile or on their website; if not, it can be helpful to look for a dietitian who emphasizes similar principles in their nutrition practice, such as taking a non-diet approach or emphasizing body acceptance or Health At Every Size (HAES) principles. When looking for potential dietitians, it can also be important to look at things like session cost, accepted insurance plans, and their location or telehealth options. When you find a professional who may be a good fit, you can reach out to speak with them and ask about their expertise within a specific area, such as eating disorders or mindful eating.