Nutritionists and Dietitians in Austin, TX

Chelsea believes in an individualized, whole-person approach when it comes to achieving overall wellness. She provides a collaborative and non-judgmental space, meeting clients where they currently are in their own health journey with the use of gentle nutrition methods.

Bridget takes a very personal approach with her patients, meeting them where they're at and making small, lasting, lifestyle changes to promote optimal health and wellness. She recognizes every person and situation is unique and she supports and guides her patients by providing them with the necessary tools needed to heal and thrive.

My approach to nutrition counseling is rooted in empathy and understanding. I understand that every person's needs are unique, and will work with you to align those needs with a goal of finding satisfaction and joy in food. I believe in a weight-neutral approach, focusing on overall health and fostering a positive relationship with food. My goal is to empower clients to make informed, sustainable choices that align with their personal goals and values.

My approach to care is simple. I listen to my patients/clients and try to meet them where they are. There is no sense in diving in the deep end if you've never even dipped your toe in the water. We all have to start somewhere, big or small, but I prefer small. I prefer building on these small goals, which eventually become successes that we can continue to build on. I believe that to be truly successful, we must create a strong foundation to build on. That way, if our blocks start to tumble, we know we have our foundation to stabilize us. As a practitioner, I prefer to look at the whole picture. Sometimes we may not even realize t

Diana always makes sure every patient feels empowered by helping them develop a positive relationship with food and their body. She will support each patient, no matter where they are in their journey, to help them achieve their health goals for long-term success.

Julia strives to combine evidence based, realistic, and sustainable guidance to help you and your family achieve health related goals. While food allergy treatment does include avoidance, Julia believes that all foods can be apart of a healthy and enjoyable diet even from an early age. No matter the discussion goals in mind: healthy insides, healthy relationship with food, and healthy attitudes about the body.

Taylor incorporates evidence-based nutrition into her client's life in an effortless way; she believes that nutrition should work with someone's life, not against it. Taylor uses compassion, goal-centered strategies, and comprehensive nutrition planning to help her patients reach their goals.

Zoe's holistic approach integrates up-to-date nutrition science with intuitive eating. She facilitates guided discussions to understand each unique experience, creating a safe space for open communication. By exploring individual experiences, patterns, and beliefs surrounding food, she helps clients make transformative changes. Zoe promotes food as more than just nourishment, but also a part of our social and cultural connections.

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!

Stephanie takes an evidence-based approach while also recognizing the limitations of the evidence available. She works to build a collaborative partnership with clients to support making changes that improve quality of life. She seeks to provide gender-affirming and neurodivergent-affirming care. Stephanie has particular interests in celiac disease, congenital sucrase-isomaltase deficiency, and GI symptoms related to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. She sees pediatric patients with eating disorders ages 14+. She accepts pediatric patients with gastrointestinal concerns ages 10+.

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.

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.

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.

Laura takes a well-rounded approach towards nutrition support and helps her clients achieve their wellness goals by teaching them how to fuel their bodies while improving their relationship with food. She encourages sustainable change and enjoys making a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of her clients.

My name is Kamran and I am a non-diet dietitian in Austin, TX. My nutrition principles are built upon years of experience. Previously, I have aided college athletes at the Texas Athletic Nutrition Center in achieving their performance nutrition goals, I have provided nutrition therapy across multiple levels of care at the Ascension Seton Medical Center, and have since gained years of experience providing trauma informed care to individuals with eating disorders in and outside of ED-treatment centers.

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.

Doretta is committed to working with patients on their level. She takes a holistic approach and actively listens to gain a complete understanding of each patient's goals and what challenges they face. She then works with them to develop an individualized plan to reach their goals. Her compassionate nature and commitment to personalized care have earned her a reputation for fostering positive and sustainable lifestyle changes.

Crystal values each patient and where they are at in their journey. Crystal has a holistic approach to nutrition and likes to look at the whole picture. Since Crystal has a background in marriage and family therapy, Crystal is trained to look at patterns and relationships and does this through a nutrition-focused lens. Crystal strongly believes in the power of intuitive eating and a Health at Every Size (HAES) approach.

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.