Sports Nutrition Nutritionists and Dietitians in T1H

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Shauna Kime
Nutritionist/Dietitian, BSc, RD, CDE
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Specialty: Weight Concerns, Emotional Eating, Type 1 / Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Health, Women’s Health, PCOS, Pre/post Natal, Family Meal Planning. The first thing you will notice about Shauna is her contagious optimism, energetic personality and zest. Shauna loves teaching and has a heart full of compassion and empathy for helping clients work through health concerns. You can’t help to feel more confident and excited to take action to improve your health after spending time with her.
Specialty: Weight Concerns, Emotional Eating, Type 1 / Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Health, Women’s Health, PCOS, Pre/post Natal, Family Meal Planning. The first thing you will notice about Shauna is her contagious optimism, energetic personality and zest. Shauna loves teaching and has a heart full of compassion and empathy for helping clients work through health concerns. You can’t help to feel more confident and excited to take action to improve your health after spending time with her.
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Nadia Snyman
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RD
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Hi, I’m Nadia. I know you’re busy and tired of nutrition feeling confusing or all or nothing. Maybe you’re trying to manage a health concern, feel better day to day, or stop overthinking food. You might be training for sport or just want your eating to better support your performance, energy, and recovery. You want a realistic plan that fits your schedule, builds confidence, and helps you see progress with real-life strategies to make nutrition work for you, rather than the other way around and this is where I come in.
Hi, I’m Nadia. I know you’re busy and tired of nutrition feeling confusing or all or nothing. Maybe you’re trying to manage a health concern, feel better day to day, or stop overthinking food. You might be training for sport or just want your eating to better support your performance, energy, and recovery. You want a realistic plan that fits your schedule, builds confidence, and helps you see progress with real-life strategies to make nutrition work for you, rather than the other way around and this is where I come in.
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Meredith Krayenhoff
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RD
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Are you tired of dieting and want an approach to nutrition that feels sustainable, simple, and realistic? I’m a registered dietitian with over 10 years of experience helping clients build steady habits that support their health goals without rigid rules. Whether you’re working through digestive concerns, managing a chronic condition, or trying to feel more balanced and confident around food, I’ll help you create a plan that fits your lifestyle. Expect practical strategies, personalized support, and a focus on progress you can maintain long term.
Are you tired of dieting and want an approach to nutrition that feels sustainable, simple, and realistic? I’m a registered dietitian with over 10 years of experience helping clients build steady habits that support their health goals without rigid rules. Whether you’re working through digestive concerns, managing a chronic condition, or trying to feel more balanced and confident around food, I’ll help you create a plan that fits your lifestyle. Expect practical strategies, personalized support, and a focus on progress you can maintain long term.
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Sports Nutrition Nutritionists and Dietitians
What is sports nutrition?
Sports nutrition refers to the strategic approach athletes use to optimize their dietary intake for performance. While the term often highlights the nutrition consumed immediately before, during, or after an athletic event—such as drinking an electrolyte beverage during a marathon—it also encompasses an athlete's everyday eating habits that support their performance. Sports nutrition also often encompasses an athlete's hydration strategy and/or any dietary supplements they may take on a regular basis.

Does insurance cover sports nutrition sessions?
In general, most insurances will not cover sports nutrition sessions. This is because many insurances require that the client receives a referral from a primary care physician and/or meets specific diagnostic criteria to cover a dietitian session. Since many athletes seeking nutrition counseling are looking to improve performance, as opposed to treating an underlying medical condition, the requirements put forth by insurance companies for coverage are often not met in the case of sports nutrition sessions. That said, some clients may be eligible for insurance coverage if they have a specific medical concern that also impacts their sports nutrition, such as an eating disorder or diabetes.

What happens in a sports nutrition session?
Nutrition professionals specializing in sports nutrition have expertise in the unique dietary requirements of athletes, such as the increased need for carbohydrates to fuel training sessions. They can recommend targeted nutrition strategies to support athletic performance and help develop personalized nutrition plans, whether for specific athletic events or general nutritional needs. They might also suggest specific recipes or meal plans that align with the athlete's dietary requirements. Additionally, dietitians often have athletes maintain a nutrition diary, which they review to ensure the athletes are meeting their caloric and nutritional goals.

Do athletes see dietitians?
While athletes may decide to see a dietitian for a variety of reasons, seeing a dietitian may be particularly helpful for young athletes who are new to navigating performance nutrition, as well as for high-performance or professional athletes who are looking for ways to maximize their performance. Additionally, athletes with specific dietary constraints or those following specific diets, such as veganism, often work with dietitians to ensure they receive all necessary nutrients. Athletes typically seek counseling from dietitians who specialize in sports nutrition, and often those with expertise in their specific sport. This specialization allows the dietitian to tailor dietary recommendations to support the athlete’s specific type of sport, whether it involves endurance, sprinting, or other activities.