I am a Registered Dietitian and Certified Eating Disorder Specialist providing weight-inclusive, non-diet nutrition therapy in Marin County, California. My approach is grounded in Health at Every Size®, Intuitive Eating, and trauma-informed care.

I have extensive experience across all levels of care—including inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient—and bring that clinical foundation into a warm, calm, and deeply supportive outpatient practice.

I have completed Evelyn Tribole’s Intuitive Eating PRO — Skills Development Course, advanced training that shapes my work helping clients rebuild trust with their bodies and develop a more peaceful, intuitive relationship with food.

Clients describe me as grounding, patient, and deeply compassionate. I strive to meet every individual with respect, attunement, and a belief in their capacity for healing. Together, we work toward recovery that honors your body’s wisdom, supports your emotional wellbeing, and fosters lasting freedom from disordered eating.

Professional Memberships:
Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics • Behavioral Health Nutrition DPG • National Eating Disorders Association • Academy for Eating Disorders • International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals (iaedp)

• Anorexia Nervosa
• Bulimia Nervosa
• Binge Eating Disorder
• Disordered Eating
• Continuing care for those transitioning from higher levels of care to outpatient
• Acute nutrition care for those recovering from substance abuse
• Chronic dieting
• Compulsive exercise
• Obsession with food and weight
• Body Image Concerns​

INITIAL CONSULTATION

Reaching out for help is a powerful first step. Before beginning treatment, we’ll schedule a brief phone consultation to determine whether we’re a good fit and to answer initial questions.

If we decide to move forward, we will schedule a 75-minute Initial Nutrition Assessment.

INITIAL NUTRITION ASSESSMENT​

Your first session is an opportunity for us to get to know one another. We’ll explore your medical and nutrition history, your lived experience with food and body image, and what brought you to this work.

Together, we’ll identify initial goals and discuss tools and strategies that support your healing. My intention is for you to feel safe, heard, and supported from the very beginning.

FOLLOW-UP VISITS

Follow-up sessions last 50 minutes and are tailored to your needs. We may work within the following three pillars of Nutrition Therapy:

(Weight-Inclusive & HAES-Informed)

Our counseling work is collaborative and grounded in compassion. 

Together, we may explore:

• Food rules, fears, and patterns with curiosity
• Gentle exposure work and fear-food challenges
• In-office or restaurant-based meal support
• Grocery store sessions to build confidence and reduce overwhelm
• Emotional, cognitive, and sensory experiences around eating
• Strengthening trust in hunger, fullness, and satisfaction cues
• Building flexibility and reducing rigidity around eating
• Developing self-compassion and reducing shame
• Practical strategies for increasing nourishment and stability

This is never about controlling your eating—it’s about restoring safety, connection, and confidence.

(Weight-Inclusive & Non-Diet)

Education is offered gently and collaboratively. Topics may include:

• How adequate nourishment supports mood, energy, and brain function
• The impact of malnutrition and chronic restriction
• Understanding metabolism through a non-weight-centric lens
• Hunger, fullness, satisfaction, and interoceptive awareness
• How compensatory behaviors affect physical and emotional wellbeing
• Food flexibility, variety, and adequacy in recovery
• Cooking skills, grocery shopping, and meal planning
• How chronic dieting disrupts both physiology and trust in one’s body

Education is never presented as a set of rules—it’s offered as support, clarity, and empowerment.

Medical Nutrition Therapy may include:

• Supporting metabolic healing and nourishment
• Monitoring labs, vitals, digestion, mood, energy, and other markers of recovery
• Tracking patterns—not weight—as indicators of progress
• Helping you reconnect with internal cues and rebuild trust with your body
• Providing structured eating support when needed
• Collaborating with your treatment team to support medical and psychological safety
• Offering individualized guidance around movement that supports wellbeing

This work is always weight-inclusive and centered on your unique healing process.

Eating disorder treatment is most effective when care is collaborative.
With your permission, I communicate regularly with your therapist, physician, psychiatrist, or other care providers. If you do not yet have a full team, I can help you find one that meets your needs.

Family involvement is a strong predictor of recovery, especially for adolescents and young adults.
I provide education, guidance, and support to help families understand the illness, recognize signs of progress or relapse, and build the skills needed to support their loved one.

Family participation may include nutrition education, meal planning guidance, and ongoing collaboration throughout treatment.