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I love helping people. I am passionate about listening to your story and history when it comes to eating and dieting. As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN or RD) I provide individualized Medical Nutrition Therapy and Nutrition Counseling with empathy and understanding for your personal food journey.
I love helping people. I am passionate about listening to your story and history when it comes to eating and dieting. As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN or RD) I provide individualized Medical Nutrition Therapy and Nutrition Counseling with empathy and understanding for your personal food journey.
Are you trying to lose weight, but struggling with food noise, emotional eating, food addiction, or nighttime hunger? Do you want to make healthier meals for you and your family, but feel overwhelmed by your busy schedule? Have you been doing everything right, but the scale isn't moving? Let me help! There are many different approaches we can use to help you work through these challenges. To begin, we'll discuss your goals and challenges, and develop a diet plan that works with your lifestyle. Then you will receive ongoing support to keep you on track and ensure you achieve your goals.
Are you trying to lose weight, but struggling with food noise, emotional eating, food addiction, or nighttime hunger? Do you want to make healthier meals for you and your family, but feel overwhelmed by your busy schedule? Have you been doing everything right, but the scale isn't moving? Let me help! There are many different approaches we can use to help you work through these challenges. To begin, we'll discuss your goals and challenges, and develop a diet plan that works with your lifestyle. Then you will receive ongoing support to keep you on track and ensure you achieve your goals.
Do you feel like something’s off, even when your lab results say everything looks fine?
You’re not alone. If you’re struggling with:
Digestive issues like Bloating, Gas, Diarrhea, or Constipation; persistent Joint Pain or Body Aches; Fatigue that doesn’t seem to go away; Difficulty losing weight despite your best efforts, you might be feeling frustrated and wondering if something’s being missed. The truth is—“normal” labs don’t always mean optimal health. Many of these symptoms are often tied to inflammation that’s quietly impacting your body.
Do you feel like something’s off, even when your lab results say everything looks fine?
You’re not alone. If you’re struggling with:
Digestive issues like Bloating, Gas, Diarrhea, or Constipation; persistent Joint Pain or Body Aches; Fatigue that doesn’t seem to go away; Difficulty losing weight despite your best efforts, you might be feeling frustrated and wondering if something’s being missed. The truth is—“normal” labs don’t always mean optimal health. Many of these symptoms are often tied to inflammation that’s quietly impacting your body.
I’m a registered dietitian who helps people move out of all-or-nothing patterns with food and feel more steady in their eating. I work with clients who feel stuck in cycles of overeating, restriction, or constantly trying to “get it right.” My approach is relaxed, supportive, and grounded in balance. The goal is to help you feel less preoccupied with food and more at ease in your day-to-day life.
I’m a registered dietitian who helps people move out of all-or-nothing patterns with food and feel more steady in their eating. I work with clients who feel stuck in cycles of overeating, restriction, or constantly trying to “get it right.” My approach is relaxed, supportive, and grounded in balance. The goal is to help you feel less preoccupied with food and more at ease in your day-to-day life.
I have been a licensed dietitian for over a year now and have worked in clinical and wellness settings. I enjoy building positive relationships with my clients and providing them with a unique and realistic plan that meets their nutritional needs. I have experience working with a variety of individuals with cardiovascular disease, allergies/intolerances, GI disorders, diabetes, autoimmune disorders/diseases, sports performance, and weight management.
I have been a licensed dietitian for over a year now and have worked in clinical and wellness settings. I enjoy building positive relationships with my clients and providing them with a unique and realistic plan that meets their nutritional needs. I have experience working with a variety of individuals with cardiovascular disease, allergies/intolerances, GI disorders, diabetes, autoimmune disorders/diseases, sports performance, and weight management.
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Welcome to Growing Wild Wellness! I provide personalized, evidence-based nutrition counseling and medical nutrition therapy designed to support your unique health and wellness goals.
Welcome to Growing Wild Wellness! I provide personalized, evidence-based nutrition counseling and medical nutrition therapy designed to support your unique health and wellness goals.
Online Dietitians and Nutritionists
Now taking both telehealth and in-person. We help people recover from binge eating disorder, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, other specified feeding and eating disorders, avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, compulsive dieting, emotional eating, and body image issues.
Now taking both telehealth and in-person. We help people recover from binge eating disorder, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, other specified feeding and eating disorders, avoidant restrictive food intake disorder, compulsive dieting, emotional eating, and body image issues.
Cholesterol Nutritionists and Dietitians
What is cholesterol?
Cholesterol is a fat-like substance found in the blood that is essential for forming healthy cells and ensuring regular body functions. Although cholesterol often has a negative reputation, it plays a crucial role in our health. There are several types of cholesterol, including low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and high-density lipoprotein (HDL). The balance between these types is more important than eliminating cholesterol entirely. In general HDL is considered to be the "good" form of cholesterol, while LDL is considered to be the "bad" form associated with conditions such as cardiovascular diseases. Individuals with high levels of LDL cholesterol circulating in their blood are at an increased risk of heart attack and stroke, as a result of plaque build-up on the interior of the body's arteries.
How does diet affect cholesterol?
While many individuals with high cholesterol are prescribed medications to help lower their levels, lifestyle changes—especially dietary modifications—are considered the first line of treatment. Reducing the consumption of foods high in saturated and trans fats, such as fatty meats, cream, butter, and pastries, helps lower cholesterol. Conversely, consuming sufficient fiber, healthy fats (like those found in salmon and nuts), and low-fat proteins can help lower LDL levels and improve cardiovascular health.
What diet is best if you have high cholesterol?
In general, experts recommend a plant-based diet high in fiber, healthy fats, and lean protein as the best nutrition approach to lowering blood cholesterol levels. The "Mediterranean diet," characterized by the consumption of lots of healthy fats, vegetables, beans, and whole grains is one common diet with abundant evidence supporting its efficacy in reducing blood cholesterol levels and preventing cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. The Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet is another common diet shown to reduce cholesterol levels; the DASH diet emphasizes the consumption of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and low fat dairy products with a particular focus on reducing the consumption of saturated fats. Conversely, diets that include the consumption of large amounts of protein and fats—such as the keto diet and atkins diet—are generally not recommended for those with high cholesterol levels due to the high levels of saturated and trans fats that such diets can include.
Why is it useful to see a dietitian if you have high cholesterol?
Dietitians are specifically trained to use diet modifications to manage health, so consulting a dietitian if you have high cholesterol can be greatly beneficial. They can help construct a diet that lowers cholesterol and promotes a healthier lifestyle. Dietitians can assist clients in identifying foods that are low in cholesterol and those that support overall health. They can also help hold clients accountable for their nutrition and provide resources for other lifestyle modifications that support blood cholesterol reduction, such as exercise, smoking cessation, and alcohol consumption reduction. Additionally, dietitians can assist in managing other chronic diseases often associated with high cholesterol, such as kidney conditions, diabetes, and heart disease.