Are we a good fit? 

This is a process that requires individuals who are committed, patient, curious and driven to make adjustments to achieve desired results.  We start with a free 15-minute phone consult to insure we are a good fit. 

What type of nutrition practitioner is right for you? 

"Holistic Nutrition is a natural approach to health and wellness that incorporates science and evidence-based diet and lifestyle methods. The goal of a Holistic Nutrition Professional is to focus on our clients as bio-individuals, viewing each client's unique needs and refraining from a one-size-fits-all approach so that we can guide our clients to improved health and wellness. We provide recommendations for healthy lifestyles and nutrient-dense diets to prevent our clients from succumbing to disease. 

Dietitians and, in some states, Certified Nutrition Specialists (CNSs) are licensed and, therefore, recognized and regulated by the government, while Holistic Nutrition Professionals are not licensed in any state. Dietitians must adhere to rules set by the government body that defines the practice policies of the state. While dietitians are free to create treatment plans and individualize methodologies for their clients, they must stay within their training, scope of practice, and follow the government guidelines because of regulations. They are licensed to provide Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT), which is the provision of nutrition care services for the treatment or management of a disease or medical condition. Please note that the definition of MNT may differ from state to state. Dietitians work in hospitals, nursing homes, government agencies, school systems, private practice, etc. Since they are Licensed and viewed as Medical Providers, they may submit their charges to insurance companies for reimbursement."*

(*Summarized by the Legislative Affairs Specialist for the National Association of Nutrition Professionals)