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Kayla Jessop
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RDN, CEDS-C
2 Endorsed
Murray, UT 84107
Kayla Jessop Nutrition Company offers individual nutrition therapy, individual and group meal support, therapeutic group counseling, and RO-DBT skills class. Our registered dietitians specialize in eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image using a Health at Every Size and intuitive eating framework. We also offer professional supervision for fellow dietitians, therapists and other medical professionals who are seeking an experienced clinician to oversee their cases
Kayla Jessop Nutrition Company offers individual nutrition therapy, individual and group meal support, therapeutic group counseling, and RO-DBT skills class. Our registered dietitians specialize in eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image using a Health at Every Size and intuitive eating framework. We also offer professional supervision for fellow dietitians, therapists and other medical professionals who are seeking an experienced clinician to oversee their cases
(385) 213-2082 View (385) 213-2082
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Nutritious Intent
Nutritionist/Dietitian, RDN, CD, CLE
Kaysville, UT 84037
I love food. Helping others heal their relationship with food, stop the dangerous cycle of dieting and fad-based eating habits is my primary goal. Enjoy food, embrace health!
I love food. Helping others heal their relationship with food, stop the dangerous cycle of dieting and fad-based eating habits is my primary goal. Enjoy food, embrace health!
(801) 316-8719 View (801) 316-8719
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Emilie Davis
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MScN
2 Endorsed
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
You’ve tried everything—elimination diets, medications, and countless supplements—yet you’re still battling bloating, fatigue, or unpredictable digestion. You want real answers, not quick fixes. Your goal is to feel good in your body again, enjoy food without fear, and finally understand what’s causing your symptoms. You need a clear plan and a trusted expert to guide you.
You’ve tried everything—elimination diets, medications, and countless supplements—yet you’re still battling bloating, fatigue, or unpredictable digestion. You want real answers, not quick fixes. Your goal is to feel good in your body again, enjoy food without fear, and finally understand what’s causing your symptoms. You need a clear plan and a trusted expert to guide you.
(385) 403-8932 View (385) 403-8932
Pediatric Nutrition Nutritionists and Dietitians
What does a pediatric dietitian do?
Pediatric dietitians work in both inpatient and outpatient settings, specializing in helping children meet their nutritional needs in the context of acute and chronic conditions. Many pediatric dietitians focus on children with feeding difficulties or obesity. Some also have expertise in specific diet-related conditions, such as eating disorders or gastrointestinal diseases, where they use nutrition to alleviate symptoms or support recovery. Additionally, pediatric dietitians often serve on care teams for medically complex patients, such as children with cancer, ensuring they meet their dietary requirements and reduce the risk of malnutrition.

What should I look for in a pediatric dietitian?
When searching for a pediatric dietitian, it's important to consider several key factors to ensure you find a professional who is well-suited to address the unique nutritional needs of children. It's important to first verify that the dietitian is a Registered Dietitian (RD), as this certification ensures the professional has met specific academic and professional standards. Additionally, it's essential to look for a dietitian who has specific experience working with children, as their nutritional needs can differ significantly from those of adults. A good pediatric dietitian should also be willing to work closely with families and, if necessary, other members of the child's medical care team to ensure coordinated care for the child. Finally, families should consider the session types offered by a dietitian, such as in-person versus telehealth appointments. While many adults may find telehealth convenient, it may not be the best option for some children, depending on their age and specific needs.

What does a visit with a pediatric dietitian entail?
Visits with pediatric dietitians can vary widely depending on the needs of the child. In general, when starting working with a new client, dietitians will conduct a nutritional assessment, which involves obtaining the patient's medical and nutritional history, as well as the child's current symptoms and reason for getting nutrition services. In ongoing sessions, pediatric dietitians will work with children and their families to develop a nutrition plan that effectively manages the child's symptoms. This can include the recommendation of recipes for balanced meals, strategies for managing picky eating or food intolerances, and/or making adjustments to the plan to support client weight-related goals.