Dietitian Support for Eating Disorders

Personalized nutrition counseling for individuals with eating disorders and disordered eating.

What are Eating Disorders?

Eating disorders are mental health conditions characterized by abnormal eating patterns that affect a person’s physical and mental health. People from all walks of life can struggle with eating disorders. Some common eating disorders include anorexia nervosa, bulimia, orthorexia, binge eating disorder, and pica. Symptoms vary depending on the type of disorder.

What is the Difference Between an Eating Disorder and Disordered Eating?

While eating disorders require a clinical diagnosis, disordered eating does not. Disordered eating refers to any abnormal eating pattern like food restriction and yo-yo dieting that affect a person’s well-being. No matter where you fall on this spectrum, our dietitians are here to empower you with evidence-based strategies to overcome these challenges and find ultimate food freedom.

Working with a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist

A registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) is a highly skilled nutrition and behavioral health expert. On your path to recovery, working with an eating disorder dietitian can help you:

Establish healthy eating habits and maintain proper nutrition
Address potential triggers and develop a more positive body image
Stay motivated and accountable through weekly check-ins
Set realistic short and long-term goals focused on your needs

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Eating Disorder Recovery

The first step towards eating disorder recovery is to seek trusted professional help. A comprehensive care team may include a primary care doctor, therapist, dietitian, and other specialists. Nutrition counseling is an important part of the recovery process. Our dietitians provide personalized remote sessions to support your healing and help you live a balanced life.

Expert guidance, proven results

“My dietitian helped me shift my mindset from thinking foods are bad to thinking of food as just fuel. They also helped me stop the diet-binge cycle I had been going through since high school. I never thought I would be able to get out of that cycle.”