Eating Disorders Nutritionists and Dietitians in Deschutes County, OR
I help people heal from eating disorders, disordered eating, and dysfunctional exercise, while also using weight-inclusive medical nutrition therapy to support chronic conditions and body image healing.
Hi, I'm Rose! I help people reduce shame and guilt around eating, bring understanding and compassion to eating behaviors, and empower people to make choices around food and their bodies that feel aligned with their life values. There is so much noise about food that it can be hard to actually know how or even what to eat. Nutrition therapy is not only about what you eat, but how you think and feel about about food and eating.
I help people heal from eating disorders, disordered eating, and dysfunctional exercise, while also using weight-inclusive medical nutrition therapy to support chronic conditions and body image healing.
Hi, I'm Rose! I help people reduce shame and guilt around eating, bring understanding and compassion to eating behaviors, and empower people to make choices around food and their bodies that feel aligned with their life values. There is so much noise about food that it can be hard to actually know how or even what to eat. Nutrition therapy is not only about what you eat, but how you think and feel about about food and eating.
I'm a menopause nutritionist offering weight-inclusive nutrition counseling for people working through disordered eating, binge eating, eating disorders including ARFID, and chronic health conditions.
Having a difficult relationship with food and a chronic health condition is challenging. I respect bodies of all shapes and sizes and will work with you on your individual path to a new relationship with food and your body. My sessions might include brainstorming goals to make progress, meal planning, and supporting any nutrient deficiencies.
I'm a menopause nutritionist offering weight-inclusive nutrition counseling for people working through disordered eating, binge eating, eating disorders including ARFID, and chronic health conditions.
Having a difficult relationship with food and a chronic health condition is challenging. I respect bodies of all shapes and sizes and will work with you on your individual path to a new relationship with food and your body. My sessions might include brainstorming goals to make progress, meal planning, and supporting any nutrient deficiencies.
We specialize in pediatric nutrition, picky eaters, and teen eating disorders.
We are a team of anti-diet dietitians supporting adults and teens to eat intuitively and improve their relationship with food. Let us, partner, with you to be your nutrition guide, so you can find the solutions that result in positive experiences around food and nourishing your family. We are Registered Dietitians currently working with families virtually or at one of our offices in Portland, Vancouver and our new Bend office.
We specialize in pediatric nutrition, picky eaters, and teen eating disorders.
We are a team of anti-diet dietitians supporting adults and teens to eat intuitively and improve their relationship with food. Let us, partner, with you to be your nutrition guide, so you can find the solutions that result in positive experiences around food and nourishing your family. We are Registered Dietitians currently working with families virtually or at one of our offices in Portland, Vancouver and our new Bend office.
Are you ready for to change your relationship with food and your body but unsure where to start? Are you confused about what to eat? Do you tend to talk yourself out of change, feel overwhelmed, or self-sabotage? Hi, I'm Hannah and with me, you can expect a warm and process-oriented nutrition therapy style that addresses your goals, as well as support in working through roadblocks that have kept you stuck in the past. Together, I support you in finding more balance and ease with your eating by developing more trust and confidence in yourself and your body.
Are you ready for to change your relationship with food and your body but unsure where to start? Are you confused about what to eat? Do you tend to talk yourself out of change, feel overwhelmed, or self-sabotage? Hi, I'm Hannah and with me, you can expect a warm and process-oriented nutrition therapy style that addresses your goals, as well as support in working through roadblocks that have kept you stuck in the past. Together, I support you in finding more balance and ease with your eating by developing more trust and confidence in yourself and your body.
I describe myself as a HAES, non-diet, Registered Dietitian who specializes in sports nutrition and care for disordered eating, eating disorders, and body image concerns.
In my prior professional experiences I most recently held Directorial roles in Division 1 Athletics, and love to support all diverse athletes/teams. I also have worked in residential, PHP & IOP levels of care for eating disorder treatment. I am trained in Family Based Treatment (FBT), & received training in ACT and ERP, to use within my scope of practice.
I describe myself as a HAES, non-diet, Registered Dietitian who specializes in sports nutrition and care for disordered eating, eating disorders, and body image concerns.
In my prior professional experiences I most recently held Directorial roles in Division 1 Athletics, and love to support all diverse athletes/teams. I also have worked in residential, PHP & IOP levels of care for eating disorder treatment. I am trained in Family Based Treatment (FBT), & received training in ACT and ERP, to use within my scope of practice.
Welcome to The Health and Healing Collective, a virtual private practice dedicated to making nutrition counseling stress-free and accessible. We understand that every body is unique, crafting personalized plans based on your health history, goals, and daily routine. Our commitment to affordability means we're in-network with major health insurance companies, often covering 100% with unlimited visits. We believe nutritional counseling should be accessible to all, which is why we accept insurance. With flexible meeting times, including weekends, and a user-friendly telehealth platform, our service is convenient wherever you are.
Welcome to The Health and Healing Collective, a virtual private practice dedicated to making nutrition counseling stress-free and accessible. We understand that every body is unique, crafting personalized plans based on your health history, goals, and daily routine. Our commitment to affordability means we're in-network with major health insurance companies, often covering 100% with unlimited visits. We believe nutritional counseling should be accessible to all, which is why we accept insurance. With flexible meeting times, including weekends, and a user-friendly telehealth platform, our service is convenient wherever you are.
Online Dietitians and Nutritionists
I work with clients with disordered eating habits as well as a variety of conditions including binge eating disorder, other eating disorders, diabetes, meal logistics with ADHD or other neurodivergence, prediaebtes, high cholesterol, hyperlipidemia, digestive issues, GERD, and more.
In my practice I use a weight neutral approach with clients. We can work on improving your overall health through nutrition and healing your relationship with food. Instead of focusing on weight loss, we can make reachable goals that are more behavior based.
I work with clients with disordered eating habits as well as a variety of conditions including binge eating disorder, other eating disorders, diabetes, meal logistics with ADHD or other neurodivergence, prediaebtes, high cholesterol, hyperlipidemia, digestive issues, GERD, and more.
In my practice I use a weight neutral approach with clients. We can work on improving your overall health through nutrition and healing your relationship with food. Instead of focusing on weight loss, we can make reachable goals that are more behavior based.
Are you exasperated with your exhaustion? Struggling with digestive issues like pain, bloating, constipation or diarrhea that make you feel miserable? Does it seem like no matter what diet you try, your list of "safe foods" keeps dwindling? Ever wonder if you will be able to move beyond your "mystery issues"? I get it 100%. I struggled with intense fatigue, hormone imbalances, and digestive issues for years, and after I healed myself with a functional nutrition approach, I made it my mission to help others do the same. I have helped 100's of clients over the last 15 years transform their health & reclaim their vibrance.
Are you exasperated with your exhaustion? Struggling with digestive issues like pain, bloating, constipation or diarrhea that make you feel miserable? Does it seem like no matter what diet you try, your list of "safe foods" keeps dwindling? Ever wonder if you will be able to move beyond your "mystery issues"? I get it 100%. I struggled with intense fatigue, hormone imbalances, and digestive issues for years, and after I healed myself with a functional nutrition approach, I made it my mission to help others do the same. I have helped 100's of clients over the last 15 years transform their health & reclaim their vibrance.
Eating Disorders Nutritionists and Dietitians
What are the most common types of eating disorders?
The most common types of eating disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). Individuals may also be diagnosed with "other specified feeding or eating disorder" (OSFED), which is a type of eating disorder diagnosed when a client does not meet the full criteria for anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating disorder but still experiences significant distress related to eating.
What diet is best for eating disorder recovery?
Because eating disorders vary widely in symptoms and severity, there is no single best diet for recovery. While not all individuals with eating disorders are underweight and require weight gain during recovery, those who do may particularly benefit from consuming balanced meals on a more structured schedule. This approach helps establish a regular eating pattern and regulate hunger cues. In general, eating disorder dietitians recommend that clients focus on improving their overall relationship with food and eliminating certain "food rules," while also ensuring they consume an appropriate amount. For example, clients with anorexia nervosa often have significant fears surrounding the consumption of high-calorie foods; dietitians may encourage these clients to include such foods in their diet in a balanced manner to help facilitate recovery and achieve a more normalized state of eating. Conversely, clients with bulimia or binge eating disorder may benefit from a diet that avoids foods that are particularly triggering for them to binge on. Many clients with eating disorders benefit from seeing a dietitian who specializes in eating disorders in order to ensure that their diet meets their specific recovery-related needs.
How are eating disorders treated?
Eating disorder treatment often involves a multidisciplinary team of clinicians working together to address the various aspects of the condition. A physician typically monitors physical changes and health problems, a therapist addresses underlying thoughts and emotions, and a dietitian develops a plan to help the patient achieve and maintain a healthy weight. While most individuals can be treated in an outpatient setting, some may require more intensive care provided by residential or inpatient facilities. In addition, early intervention for disordered eating can significantly increase the likelihood of a successful recovery, and ongoing support and monitoring are also crucial to prevent relapse and sustain progress.
How do dietitians help people with eating disorders?
Nutrition counseling is a crucial component of eating disorder recovery, and dietitians play a vital role in this process. They help clients develop personalized meal plans to meet their nutritional goals, which is particularly beneficial for those who need to gain weight after periods of food restriction. Dietitians also encourage healthier eating patterns by helping clients incorporate foods they may have previously avoided due to eating disorder behaviors. Additionally, eating disorder dietitians often collaborate with other members of the client's care team, such as medical doctors, psychiatrists, and therapists, to provide comprehensive support. This multidisciplinary approach is especially important for clients with medical conditions related to their eating disorder, such as heart issues or electrolyte imbalances, which require close supervision by a medical doctor in coordination with a dietitian.