Services
We provide one-on-one nutrition counseling services to ensure personalized treatment and guidance for each individual client
Sports Nutrition
With the help of a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics (CSSD), athletes will gain the knowledge of how diet impacts performance and training adaptations. Not only is every athlete different, but the skills needed and the demands required of one’s body vary by sport and position played. The energy systems used during competition will depend on the task or tasks being performed. We tailor nutrition recommendations to the energy system being used, as each requires different substrates before, during and after workouts. Similarly, nutrition periodization is used to match and keep up with the changes in training cycles. Our sports nutritionists work within your individualized needs, training schedules and performance goals while also taking into account your lifestyle and preferences. If you are competing at the collegiate, professional or olympic level, or consider yourself a weekend warrior, having a sound nutrition plan in place will give you and your team the competitive edge it needs to come out on top.
Sports Nutrition
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Sports-specific and goal-oriented nutrition plans
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Nutrition periodization and determining changes in energy needs for the pre-season, in-season and off-season
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Individualized hydration plans specific to fluid and electrolyte needs, calculated sweat rate and acclimating to changes in training environment/climate
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Structured intake to promote glycogen storage for maximum speed and power, while ensuring the brain has enough to maintain focus and concentration
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Recovery nutrition to decrease recovery time in between events, tournaments, multiple events same day
Sports Nutrition
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Adolescent and teen athletes
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Professional and Olympic athletes
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College athletes and teams
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Athletes with eating disorders
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Athletes with disabilities
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Athletes who are pregnant and postpartum
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Athletes with diabetes
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Athletes with gastrointestinal concerns, digestive issues or food allergies
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Athletes with injuries or recovering from surgery
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First responders, fire fighters & EMS
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U.S. Armed Forces and law enforcement personnel
Sports Nutrition
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Team workshops and clinics designed to provide athletes with the education and tools needed to implement sports-specific fueling plans for the pre-season, in-season and off-season
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Strategic planning for teams or individuals who travel for training and competition
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On-site nutrition consulting services for athletes during training camps specific to boxing and mixed martial arts
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Providing education to and working collaboratively with athletic directors, coaches and sports medicine team members
Eating Disorder Therapy
Whether you have a clinical eating disorder or are battling with an unhealthy relationship with food and body, we are here to help. Our dietitians are board-certified eating disorder specialists with extensive clinical training and experience with the treatment of eating disorder patients. There is no such thing as “looking like” or “not looking like” you have an eating disorder. The suffering one endures cannot be determined or quantified by the size or shape of their body. Weight stigma is real and dieting is dangerous. Eating disorders do not discriminate and are more prevalent than reported in marginalized populations, who are historically overlooked by healthcare providers. The complexity of intersectionality, implicit bias, trauma and microaggressions is undeniable. Even more so when we examine the inequities that exist in provider/patient treatment and access to healthcare. Finding your voice can be scary, especially if that means going against what society tells us is “healthy.” Through ongoing nutrition counseling and working collaboratively with a treatment team, we are here to support you on your journey to healing and making peace with food. All bodies deserve to be respected, food is neither good nor bad and health does come at every size.
Eating Disorder Therapy
Outpatient Treatment Services
Effective communication between the patient and treatment team is critical when starting treatment so that the patient can be treated as a person rather than a diagnosis. From there a treatment plan is formulated, which includes a nutrition intervention component.
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Nutrition assessment and treatment planning using a collaborative care model
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Determining the appropriate level of care and coordinating/collaborating with other treatment team members
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Nutrition counseling and education aimed at long-term behavior change
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Working with and providing education to family members and caretakers to enhance patient support systems
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Individual and group meal support with a Registered Dietitian
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Developing a healthy relationship with food, body and exercise
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Intuitive eating approaches including hunger work, gentle nutrition and body respect
Eating Disorder Therapy
Treatment Modalities
Healing disconnected eating and the maladaptive thoughts that drive us to diet is an integral part of treatment. Patients will re-learn the connection between physical hunger and the drive to eat rather than emotional or situational cues. Through body image work, patients will restructure negative thoughts and feelings in order to pave the way towards body acceptance.
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Nutrition counseling that integrates psycho-education, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy
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Embodiment healing and practices
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Trauma-informed care
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Culturally Competent Care Framework
Eating Disorder Therapy
Populations We Treat
Healing from an eating disorder is a process that takes time and perseverance. On the road to recovery, patients will learn how to re-establish their relationship with food with the support and help of an RD. Through making lifestyle changes and learning coping mechanisms for past, present and future obstacles, patients will be able to find peace with themselves.
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Clinical eating disorders
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Athletes with eating disorders
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Pediatric feeding disorders and failure to thrive
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Patients who are pregnant and postpartum
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Male, Female, Non-Binary & Trans
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Patients with neurodiversity
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Patients with disabilities
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Non-clinical eating disorders: for those who are fed up with diet culture and weight stigma, and would like to try a different approach where food can just be food
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Patients who have co-occurring conditions such as food allergies, irritable bowel syndrome, delayed gastric emptying, Chrons, Colitis, SIBO, diabetes and cardiovascular disease
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Patients with co-occuring mental health conditions
Pediatric Nutrition
Children’s nutritional needs evolve rapidly from infancy through adolescence—critical stages that shape lifelong health and well-being. Each phase of development presents unique challenges, from food sensitivities and growth concerns to chronic medical conditions and behavioral feeding issues, often leaving families in need of clear, personalized guidance. Our pediatric nutrition services offer compassionate, evidence-based support tailored to each child’s individual needs, fostering healthy eating habits, easing mealtime stress, and building confident, positive relationships with food. By taking into account a child’s medical history, cultural background, family dynamics, and personal preferences, we create realistic and sustainable nutrition plans that support both immediate progress and long-term success. Whether your child has a specific diagnosis or needs help developing better eating habits, we’re here to provide your family with the knowledge, and encouragement to navigate nutrition with confidence.
Pediatric Nutrition
Behavioral Nutrition
​​​Feeding challenges can be stressful for both kids and parents, especially when behavioral or developmental concerns are involved. Our behavioral nutrition services provide expert support to help your child develop a positive relationship with food while making mealtimes more manageable for the whole family.
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Support for disordered eating patterns in children and teens
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Feeding strategies for children with ARFID, ADHD, or autism
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Creating positive mealtime routines and reducing food-related conflict
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Guidance on hunger/fullness cues and emotional eating
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Collaboration with therapists and behavioral specialists as needed
Pediatric Nutrition
Endocrine Disorders
​​​​When a child is managing an endocrine condition, nutrition plays a key role in supporting their overall health and development. We provide individualized guidance to help stabilize energy levels, support appetite regulation, and complement medical care.
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Nutrition counseling for pediatric diabetes, thyroid disorders, and PCOS
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Carbohydrate management and glycemic control support
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Support for managing appetite regulation and energy levels
Pediatric Nutrition
Food Allergies/Intolerances
​​​​Managing food allergies and intolerances can be challenging for families, especially when it comes to providing safe and nutritious foods throughout the day. Our pediatric nutrition services offer practical guidance to help you manage dietary restrictions while ensuring your child enjoys a balanced and varied diet. We work closely with your healthcare team to support your child’s health every step of the way.
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Guidance on elimination diets and safe food reintroduction
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Meal planning to ensure balanced intake despite dietary restrictions
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Label reading education for parents and caregivers
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Coordination of care with allergists and pediatricians
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Strategies to reduce mealtime anxiety and improve food variety
Medical Nutrition Therapy
Medical Nutrition Therapy, or MNT, is a personalized way to use nutrition to help manage and prevent chronic health conditions. Whether you are dealing with diabetes, heart disease, digestive problems, or other medical concerns, nutrition can play a powerful role in your treatment and overall well-being. At Nutrition in Motion P.C., we take the time to understand your unique health needs, lifestyle, and goals. From there, we develop a customized nutrition plan designed to support your body, improve symptoms, and boost your energy and quality of life. Our team works closely with your healthcare providers to ensure that your nutrition care fits seamlessly with your medical treatments. By addressing the specific challenges related to your condition, we will help you take control of your health in a practical and sustainable way.
Medical Nutrition Therapy
Cardiac Nutrition
​A heart-healthy diet plays a vital role in preventing and managing cardiovascular disease. Our nutrition services focus on evidence-based strategies to improve heart function, reduce risk factors, and support long-term recovery.
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Nutrition plans to support healthy blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart health
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Help with dietary education to reduce inflammation through diet
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Support during recovery and to maintain heart health after cardiac events or surgery
Medical Nutrition Therapy
Endocrine and Metabolic Nutrition
Nutrition plays a key role in managing endocrine and metabolic conditions by supporting hormone balance and metabolic function. We provide individualized nutrition strategies to help you manage symptoms and feel your best.
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Help managing diabetes, thyroid problems, metabolic conditions, and PCOS
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Support with blood sugar control using meal timing and carbohydrate management
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Dietary guidance strategies that consider hormone changes to boost energy levels
Medical Nutrition Therapy
Gastrointestinal Nutrition
​Managing a digestive condition can be challenging, but the right nutrition can make a big difference. We provide expert guidance to reduce symptoms, support gut health, and improve your day-to-day well-being.
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Nutrition support for digestive conditions like IBS, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, and celiac disease
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Guidance on how to identify and avoid foods that cause discomfort
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Expert advice on improving gut health, including the safe use of probiotics
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Collaboration with your medical team to make sure your nutrition supports your overall treatment plan
Peer Consultation
Whether you are new to the field of nutrition, just starting a private practice or are a seasoned RD, we can help guide you with the more complex cases. In fact, therapists, doctors, nurses or any other health care professionals not trained in clinical nutrition can benefit from peer consultation from someone who specializes in the field.
Peer Consultation & Supervision
Case Supervision
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Peer-led case supervision: we offer individual and small-group case consultation and ongoing supervision
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Areas of expertise include sports nutrition, eating disorders and populations that experience more intersectionality
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Culturally Comprehensive training designed for group practices and individual clinicians counseling training to provide a safe space for and foster a therapeutic relationship when working with diverse populations
Peer Consultation & Supervision
iaedp™ Approved Consultation
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Dietitians who would like to obtain the credential of iaedp Board Certified Eating Disorder Specialist (CEDS) are required to have 2500 hours under an iaedp approved consultant
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Candidates must receive a minimum of 24 hours case consultation with an iaedp approved supervisor within their scope of practice
Peer Consultation & Supervision
Professional Speaking
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Contact us if you would like to book a speaking engagement at your workplace, school or private practice
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Contact us for more information on upcoming continuing education courses being offered