Nutritionists and Dietitians in Austin, TX

To help patients reach their unique health goals, Yasemin provides individualized evidence-based nutrition recommendations. During sessions, she strives to create a warm, supportive, and engaging environment for her clients. Yasemin advocates for Health at Every Size (HAES) and promotes intuitive eating when applicable. Her goal is to have patients feel comfortable and confident around nutrition. Yasemin has worked with many diagnoses over the years ranging from cardiovascular disease, ARFID, eating disorders, newly diagnosed diabetes, and people wanting general nutrition information.

I take an objective approach to food with a focus on mindful eating. From a place of curiosity and care, I hope to help you identify how food makes you feel - both how it fuels and satisfies you. I believe that food and eating impacts us mind, body and spirit. As a dietitian, I understand the nutrient density of foods plays a role in health promotion. That being said, I believe that eating food simply for the joy of it and limiting stress around eating can be just as important. My intention is to provide you with straightforward yet gentle nutrition information as well as applicable tools and skills to help you eat and live well

Erin is committed to enhancing patients' overall health by applying non-diet approaches to food, utilizing intuitive and conscious eating principles, and taking an inclusive perspective on weight. Erin's main priority is to help her patient's create sustainable behavior changes that they can implement into their daily lives for the long term.

Her approach combines integrative nutrition and intuitive eating to help her patients resolve symptoms and feel their best without restriction or obsession. She is always learning and loves getting nerdy about gut health and hormones!

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.

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.

She uses a person-centered, weight-inclusive, holistic approach to meet people where they’re at- whether it’s healing your relationship with food and body image, looking to prevent or manage a health condition, or building healthy habits across the lifespan. She has counseled individuals and couples from all backgrounds and walks of life, and empowered them with realistic and adaptable strategies to ultimately feel better inside and out.

I provide nutrition counseling with an all foods fit approach, intuitive eating lens, and Health at Every Size (HAES). I aim to meet clients where they are at and aspire to create a safe space where everyone feels comfortable with food and their bodies.

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+.

She practices through a HAES-informed lens with a nutrition philosophy that all foods fit can fit through balance, variety and moderation. Her goal is to educate and empower you to mindfully nourish your body in a way that supports your physical, mental and emotional health, understanding that this looks different for everybody, and assuring that these changes are both sustainable and accessible.

It’s no secret that food is fuel for your body and ultimately impacts the way you feel. My goal is to help you develop the tools you need to choose foods that will give you energy to live vibrantly. First, I will take your individual needs into consideration. Then, we can work together to develop a plan for you to create lasting healthy habits. These are the lifestyle changes you WANT to make and will continue when you FEEL the difference.

Sarah combines evidence-based nutrition science with a warm and personable approach to counseling. Her goal is to meet you where you are and get you to where you want to be in a realistic and sustainable manner. She wants you to feel confident & at peace with your food choices.

After learning how food and exercise are tied together, I became a registered dietitian nutritionist. I play a role in providing the best evidence-based information that is accessible, understandable, and high-quality and that will empower a positive lifestyle.

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.

Morgan practices from health-at-every-size roots, and believes nutrition-related goals are just part of the overall picture. Sleep, stress management, lifestyle, and work (to name a few) all factor into your health and nutrition! It is so important to Morgan that you feel heard and supported throughout your journey together. Morgan will provide compassionate care and empathy while emphasizing nutrition expertise and evidence-based approach to interventions and nutrition care.

Ryan prides himself on taking an individualized and sustainable approach to nutrition. Ryan believes there are many ways to be healthy with food and nutrition is not “one size fits all.” Ryan understands that food is more than just fuel, calories and macronutrients; it’s a connection to our culture, a way to bond with friends and family, a powerful medicine and a bringer of joy! Ryan approaches nutrition coaching as a partnership. He may be an expert in food and nutrition, but you are the expert of your body and health journey. Ryan’s goal is to be your last stop for nutrition and empower you with the knowledge and habits to thrive

Hi, my name is Stevie! I am an RD Nutritionist, food, nutrition, and wellness specialist, and I love my job. I get to pursue enhanced quality of life for my patients. As an RD Nutritionist and wellness specialist, I want to make it easier for you to live well and that includes being the healthiest you can be. Many of us have an idea of what we should be doing to be healthier, however, we struggle to put our knowledge into action. Sometimes we don’t know how to do it or why we even should. Often, we just don’t have the right information or the support and guidance that we need to get us there. But I’m here to help!

Jennifer believes that the foundation for health begins with good nutrition. There is a lot of outdated and inaccurate nutrition information on the internet. Information related to the renal diet should be specific to the patient. Individuals with kidney disease need to know what to eat to help maintain and preserve their kidney function. Jennifer feels that food is an important part of our culture so it’s important to her to help her clients continue to enjoy food no matter what their stage of kidney disease.

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.