Nutritionists and Dietitians in Austin, TX

Do you feel out of control around or controlled by food? Are you confused by all of the nutrition misinformation floating around? Are you struggling with disordered eating or an eating disorder?

My approach is one of a collaboration from the very beginning. You are the expert in you and I'm the nutrition expert. Together, we can partner on your journey. I practice from a weight neutral and Health At Every Size-informed perspective, so our work together is about health promoting behaviors vs intentional weight loss. I truly believe in Nourish's philosophy of care that does not focus on unsustainable, restrictive diets, but rather a weight-neutral approach centered on relationship with food.

Gina is an inclusive healthcare provider who uses a weight-neutral approach to developing sound health and nutrition habits. Gina uses humor and empathy, as well as a well developed knowledge of the stages of change and motivational interviewing, in her one-on-one sessions. Gina's philosophy is that all foods fit, and food should be fun and satisfying, not guilt inducing or stressful.

When it comes to nutrition therapy, Ruthie Mosseri, RD takes a holistic and functional approach to ensure all her patients have a personalized experience. This means looking at the whole person to get to the root cause of their health issues. Ruthie will help you create a dietary plan that is nutrient dense while accounting for dietary preferences, sensitivities, allergies and lifestyle factors.

Taking a holistic, well-balanced approach, Monica strives to provide a safe space to talk about nutrition and to foster a passion for food and wellness. She aims to provide up-to-date nutrition information based on current research as well as practical strategies to incorporate it into your daily life.

Jeani helps you find joy and pleasure in foods that serve you and help you achieve hormone health naturally. She will help you find ways to add in healthy foods that fit your preferences, lifestyle and time constraints in a culturally sensitive manner. Jeani takes a non-restrictive, weight inclusive approach to hormone health and believes everyone can all eventually practice intuitive eating once you know how to support your body's needs.

Maddy believes healing happens when we are able to build curiosity and trust with ourselves and our bodies. She approaches care with the understanding that you are the ultimate expert on yourself, and offers evidence-based, compassionate care as guidance along the way. Her approach is non-judgmental and informed by Intuitive Eating, Health at Every Size, and Mindfulness; and she is passionate about supporting clients as they move towards integrated and embodied living, whatever that may look like for them. She also has her 200-hour yoga certification and loves supporting individuals in finding joy in movement and strengthening their

Renae is passionate about helping individuals improve their health—particularly with cardiometabolic conditions including heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. Her philosophy is a whole foods, non-diet approach emphasizing simplicity. She helps people move toward their nutrition goals by meeting them where they are.

Danielle takes an integrative approach with her patients and believes that nutrition is a key component in promoting optimal health. She recognizes every person is unique, therefore there is no one size fits all approach. She supports and guides her patients by providing them the necessary tools needed to heal and thrive.

Maggie Stenson MCN, RD, LD, CEDS is a registered dietitian specialized in eating disorders and is the founder of ATX Nutritional Counseling. Maggie has experience with clients of all ages and a variety of diagnoses including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). She has a special interest in working with children and adolescents and ARFID. Maggie provides both individual and family nutritional counseling and is passionate about helping her clients heal their relationship with food and their bodies.

Jordan's approach to care is in listening and breaking down how your prior experiences with food have shaped your relationship to it today. You've had your whole life so far shaping how you see food, and it takes time to fully understand and change this! She will meet you where you're at in the journey, while also supporting and encouraging you to challenge yourself to help meet your goals.

I support adults and adolescents struggling with finding peace with food and overcoming patterns of under or overeating, to find a balanced diet that supports their physical and mental wellbeings.

With a caring, empathetic approach, Phillip Szerlag offers online coaching that goes beyond diets and numbers. They provide personalized guidance tailored to individual needs and goals, creating a safe space for open discussions. Through their compassionate coaching style, Phillip empowers clients to make sustainable lifestyle changes, promoting overall well-being and a positive relationship with food. Join them on a journey of self-discovery and nourishment, where caring and empathy lead to lasting health and happiness.

Brittany takes a research informed approach in collaboration with client centered care. Prioritizing goals the client has as a tool to direct path of care. She takes an FBT informed approach to adolescent eating disorder care.

Kara practices through Health At Every Size principles: weight inclusivity, health enhancement, eating for well-being, respectful care, and life-enhancing movement. She strives to meet clients where they're at in a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment. Kara encourages clients to focus on progress rather than perfection. Through a holistic approach and evidence-based practice, Kara will work with clients to create realistic and personalized goals that are unique to them and their lifestyles.

Only clients know what new habits will fit in their lifestyle. Gwen therefore works collaboratively with you to introduce gradual changes. Gwen will guide you to create a plan that is sustainable and doesn’t exclude any foods, while helping you to manage symptoms, such as elevated blood glucose, triglycerides, cholesterol or blood pressure. If desired, Gwen can also support you with triggers of mindless eating, unhelpful food-related thoughts, managing your food environment and learning to overcome lapses with self-compassion.

Marie seeks to combine her love of nutrition, food, and cooking with a passion for helping people improve health conditions through diet and lifestyle changes. She believes each person is unique and walks alongside them in an open and judge-free atmosphere to find what works for them in their journey to better health.

Alison supports her clients using evidence-based education, practical skill building, and effective coaching practices for a whole person approach. She enjoys collaborating with individuals, moving them towards sustained behavior change, resulting in significant progress and/or achievement of their health and wellness goals. She likes to think that part of her clients success is directly related to her super-powers of empathic listening, strategic goal setting, and accountability.

Sharon believes good nutrition is the foundation for good health, but this doesn't need to be overly complicated or difficult. Her compassionate, empathetic style will help you feel at ease and help you come up with small, realistic changes you can make to improve your health or that of your child. She knows that each family and individual is different and will actively listen to fully understand your unique perspective and challenges. She will celebrate your victories and encourage you to work through setbacks and pivot as needed to ensure your success.