Nutritionists and Dietitians in Austin, TX

Marie is passionate about enhancing her clients health and happiness by using whole nourishing foods, a non-diet approach to meal planning, suggestions for addressing each concern, and targeted supplements that accelerate progress. She excels at listening to what’s important and creating customized plans. No judgement here; just an understanding that every challenge is an opportunity to problem solve together, with the goal of lasting results. Marie will lead you in baby steps (or faster, if you’re the all-in type), to have satisfying meals that reset your metabolism and energize your body and mind.

Ariel wants to help make your nutrition and health goals attainable. Her approach is to meet you where you are, implementing change, one small step at a time. Ariel believes that all foods can fit into a healthy diet, focusing on what can be added, instead of taken away. Her ultimate goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed, to make confident nutrition decisions on your own.

Elizabeth uses and open-minded approach to health and wellness. She incorporates a holistic approach addressing more than just diet. Elizabeth helps create long-term, sustainable health goals that meet you where you are at.

Brittany is a Registered Dietitian specializing in eating disorders and disordered eating with a weight-inclusive, non-diet approach. She graduated from La Salle University’s Coordinated Program of Dietetics. She started her journey as a dietitian in higher levels of care in Philadelphia before making the move to join the Texas community this year in 2023.

Food and movement are the two of the biggest joys of life, and I love sharing that with others and individualizing care to help you experience the those joys in ways that matter most to you. As an empathetic person, I deeply care about who who are as a person first, then what your health goals are, which I explore through asking questions to understand, drawing connections, and coming alongside you to empower you to be the best version of you! I view food and movement as medicine, especially in treating and preventing chronic disease.

It is incredibly important to me to treat every one of my patient's as the unique individual they are which means really getting to know YOU and what has brought you here. I aim to emphasize the nuance of health to help folks understand the many variables that influence one's wellbeing, while identifying markers around nutrition that may be contributing to conditions and concerns. I love trouble shooting how to heal the body from the inside out, and dialing in ways to apply appropriate changes and interventions consistently is a huge focus of what we do together.

I help people that are working on all kinds of "stuff" with food. This can be anything from feeling like you are constantly over-eating and uncomfortably full, to barely eating at all due to fear of gaining weight. You are not alone. We each spend hours upon hours thinking, talking, buying, and interacting with food. If food is a challenge for you, that's a lot of hours to be struggling a day. With me, never stress about food ever again, Together, let's build the foundation for you to feel comfortable and confident around food. It's time to be free of the burden of food!

April is here to listen to your concerns, provide feedback, help identify barriers, and give useful tips to help you achieve your personal health goals. She started her career in wellness as a massage therapist and esthetician and believes that health incorporates many aspects of general wellbeing including movement, sleep, stress reduction, and a positive connection with food. She will help you build a plan that takes into account your unique circumstances.

Rebecca believes there is no one size fits all when it comes to nutrition, which is why she takes an individualized approach with each client to ensure the best care is provided. A client first approach is how she treats each visit.

Julie addresses your concerns in a comfortable small-steps approach, with the understanding that many factors play into food choices. She compassionately weaves evidenced-based nutrition information and intuitive eating strategies when working with clients, also paying close attention to other important factors - physical activity, sleep, stress, and the whole person. She believes that healthy behaviors can develop at any size; that while we all have room for improvements unique to our own self, we also have the capacity to take life-giving steps that can snowball into life-long change and better quality of life.

Morgan believes in a patient-centered approach to care and that there is no "one size fits all" prescription for nutrition and health. She strives to meet patients where they are in their health journeys, getting to the root of their issues so that she and her patients can work together toward their goals. She also enjoys teaching cooking tips and empowering patients in the kitchen.

Erin takes a "what can we add in" approach when it comes to nutrition rather than focusing on what to take away. She believes in supporting the entire you, so that you can feel confident in your nutrition changes for life. She has worked with many people on weight management, diabetes, heart health, and women's health concerns.

Brianna practices from a holistic, weight-inclusive perspective while guiding you in honoring your culture and body through food, physical activity, and sleep and stress management. Brianna will always take an individualized, client-focused approach in sessions as no two people are the same and you are the expert of your own body.

Meredith utilizes a health-at-every-size approach while incorporating intuitive eating to help clients develop a healthy relationship with food and improve overall health. Meredith ensures that she works with the client in a partnership to achieve goals while providing education at every step of the way.

I take a compassionate, health at every size approach to care. This approach has been a way that I have seen the most success with my clients as food, health, body image, and movement can be sensitive topics. Some sessions you may find yourself emotional, other sessions you will be laughing at my idea of a joke. But overall, shame is not welcome in our session space, I want you to feel excited when you press join on zoom.

The old saying goes, "If you give a man a fish you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime." I'm a firm believer in learning how to eat for individual health. This why I don't provide meal plans, but instead approach each client with one goal - to eat as liberal a diet as possible. I don't believe that dietary restrictions should be routine, but instead ONLY utilized when a person shows a clear intolerance or allergy to a food. Nutrition research has consistently shown that those who eat a wide variety of foods, experience the best health. Eating is a good and necessary part of life, and if it is

You'll find Adriana can be a compassionate jokester with a "tough love" approach. She's always on your side and wants you to be successful in life.

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?

Dan utilizes a compassionate and empathetic approach, combining his understanding of human behavior with evidence-based nutrition science. He provides personalized counseling, recognizing that every client has unique needs, goals, and challenges. Dan has a particular interest in addressing the emotional and behavioral aspects of nutrition and lifestyle, intending to empower his clients to make sustainable changes.