Nutritionists and Dietitians near Westport, MA

I've been practicing since 1994 and have had the honor of meeting with and learning from hundreds of clients. What I've learned is that most of us don't need a lot of "education" about what a healthy lifestyle is. What we benefit most from is help putting together a plan and the supports to follow through long term. This is my passion. Taking care of yourself changes over time.

Our relationships with food are often complex and dynamic. We provide telehealth support to those seeking an individualized outpatient treatment program for eating disorders including ARFID, Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge-eating, and others. While helping clients achieve complete peace with food, we also guide and motivate them towards optimal health and wellness through mindfulness based practice, compassion, and support. Our work together will consist of building a strategy to navigate difficult food situations, building confidence in food decisions, securing body-image, and allow you to finally enjoy food for ALL of what it is.

Are you someone who wants to improve their relationship with food once and for all? Are you sick of the chronic dieting cycle?

Are you fed up with feeling like food is running your life? For many of us, chronic dieting and food fears have severely damaged our relationships with food by creating a disconnect between our minds and our bodies. Alysha works to help you rebuild your mind-body connection, overcome your food fears, and guide you towards living a more fulfilling life without constantly worrying about what you are or aren't eating. She also has extensive knowledge of GI conditions and food intolerances, and she can help you navigate through these tricky conditions to find a way of eating that works for both you and your body.

Are you tired of dieting, only to gain it all back? Are you confused on what to eat/not eat due to all the confusing information from friends and social media? Are you frustrated with why you tend to binge eat at night when you think you've been "good" all day? Are you tired of suffering from an IBS diagnosis with constant bloating and constipation? The good news is that I can help you with all these issues and help you to finally start feeling better!

Eating disorders describe illnesses that may be portrayed by obsessive thoughts and behaviors related to food intake, weight, appearance and/or exercise. The severities of eating disorders often go unrecognized, which may lead to even greater health issues. Loved ones need to understand an eating disorder is not a lifestyle choice and individuals suffering need to realize recovery is possible. By providing a foundation of nutrition, it begins the most important factor in recovering from an eating disorder, rebuilding malnutrition needs.