Online Nutritionists and Dietitians in Cary, NC
Amira Shehata, MPH, RD, LDN, is a registered dietitian who earned her bachelor’s degree from UNC Chapel Hill and her master’s degree from the University of Michigan. With seven years of experience in various healthcare settings, from private practice to outpatient care clinics to adult intensive care units, she has developed a diverse background in nutrition. Amira thrives in helping individuals achieve their nutrition and wellness goals through personalized, evidence-based nutrition counseling.
Amira Shehata, MPH, RD, LDN, is a registered dietitian who earned her bachelor’s degree from UNC Chapel Hill and her master’s degree from the University of Michigan. With seven years of experience in various healthcare settings, from private practice to outpatient care clinics to adult intensive care units, she has developed a diverse background in nutrition. Amira thrives in helping individuals achieve their nutrition and wellness goals through personalized, evidence-based nutrition counseling.

Kevin Manbeck - Nutritious Thoughts, LLC
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MS, RD, LDN
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Cary, NC 27511
I am a Registered Dietitian who provides non-diet nutrition counseling to help discover, or rediscover, what a healthful relationship with food and the body can feel like.
I am a Registered Dietitian who provides non-diet nutrition counseling to help discover, or rediscover, what a healthful relationship with food and the body can feel like.

Dillon Smith - Nutritious Thoughts, LLC
Nutritionist/Dietitian, MPH, RD, LDN, CPT
Verified Verified
Cary, NC 27511
Nutrition is very personal and complex. Food is so closely connected to our identity and represents our lived experiences. Diet culture separates this connection resulting in an unnecessary challenge of having to distinguish between what we know will nourish our bodies versus what society tells us will nourish our bodies. As a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist who recognizes Health at Every Size, I lean into body trust and autonomy.
Nutrition is very personal and complex. Food is so closely connected to our identity and represents our lived experiences. Diet culture separates this connection resulting in an unnecessary challenge of having to distinguish between what we know will nourish our bodies versus what society tells us will nourish our bodies. As a Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist who recognizes Health at Every Size, I lean into body trust and autonomy.

We provide support around Eating Disorders, Eating Concerns, Embodiment, Nutrition for Substance Use Recovery, Nutrition for Mental Health, Nutrition for Competitive & Recreational Athletes, Chronic Health Concerns, and Gestational, Hormonal & Reproductive health. Nutritious Thoughts is a team of compassion-centered dietitians located in Asheville, Hendersonville, Boone, and Cary, North Carolina, practicing under the philosophy that humans of all body sizes, shapes, & abilities are worthy of care. We strive to create an authentic human experience through connection & creating positive relationships with food.
We provide support around Eating Disorders, Eating Concerns, Embodiment, Nutrition for Substance Use Recovery, Nutrition for Mental Health, Nutrition for Competitive & Recreational Athletes, Chronic Health Concerns, and Gestational, Hormonal & Reproductive health. Nutritious Thoughts is a team of compassion-centered dietitians located in Asheville, Hendersonville, Boone, and Cary, North Carolina, practicing under the philosophy that humans of all body sizes, shapes, & abilities are worthy of care. We strive to create an authentic human experience through connection & creating positive relationships with food.

Hello! My name is Martha Sabourin. I started my path to become a dietitian after being diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Fifteen years ago, I had no clue what gluten or Celiac Disease was and my doctor really didn't either…. He told me to “google it”. I took it one step further and studied Food Science at Clemson University then completed my Dietetic Internship at Meredith College. I am devoted to helping clients reach more than just their nutrition goals. I want them understand the “why” behind nutrition so they aren’t left "googling" it.
Hello! My name is Martha Sabourin. I started my path to become a dietitian after being diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Fifteen years ago, I had no clue what gluten or Celiac Disease was and my doctor really didn't either…. He told me to “google it”. I took it one step further and studied Food Science at Clemson University then completed my Dietetic Internship at Meredith College. I am devoted to helping clients reach more than just their nutrition goals. I want them understand the “why” behind nutrition so they aren’t left "googling" it.