Health Professionals in Austin, TX

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.

There is no “one size that fits all” when it comes to our health and nutrition. I enjoy meeting people where they're at in their health journey and will work with you towards building sustainable eating habits.

My approach to care is rooted in empathy, education, and empowerment. I believe in treating each individual I work with as a unique and whole person, considering not only their nutritional needs but also their personal preferences, lifestyle, and goals.

Lisa feels strongly about meeting patients where they are in their health journey and helping them set realistic goals. She enjoys being able to help her patients fact check social media and influencer opinions to factual scientific evidence.

Alexa provides compassion, guidance and support to all of her clients while using a sustainable approach to nutrition. She has personally counseled hundreds of clients ranging from severe eating disorders to professional athletes.

Nutrition is a journey, and we ought to enjoy it. Laura believes in flavor and texture. She wants to help you discover 1) foods that make you feel great, and 2) routines that make nutritious choices easier. In addition to being knowledgeable on the science of nutrition, Laura provides compassionate guidance as you make nutrition work for your needs. Life provides enough challenges; eating and feeling well shouldn't be among them. As a wise elder once said, It's dangerous to go alone; take a dietitian.

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

Morgan approaches care from the stance of meeting you where you are. She believes that you should be in the driver's seat of your own care, because you know you better than anyone else can. You can expect evidence-based, compassionate, and judgement-free care in every session. She is always looking for ways to encourage you to free yourself and trust your body around food.

Alma specializes in diabetes care and education, specifically gestational diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. She works with women across the lifespan from pregnancy to menopause, who want to find a middle ground in their health and nutrition journey, while breaking free from fad dieting trends so they can feel strong, nourished and confident without counting calories or giving up their traditional favorite foods. With a personalized approach, she inspires clients to master meal planning and mindful eating so they can enjoy the food and lifestyle they love.

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.

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Stephanie has a warm, compassionate approach and likes to work on solutions and finding a root cause. She is an empathetic listener and understands that making changes can be difficult. Stephanie tries to focus on the positive. She uses a personalized approach as everyone is different.

At Empathy Nutrition Therapy we believe everyone deserves peace in their relationship with food and body. We live in a culture that can make it difficult to feel confident in our own abilities such as how to eat or how to treat our bodies. Together, we will find what works best for you and move towards a life without restriction, fears, or chaos around food. We value being a teammate and walking alongside your path to peace as you discover the tools to meet your needs physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Kerri specializes in intuitive eating and mindful eating practices from a weight-neutral, non-diet approach that aligns with the Health at Every Size philosophy. She uses a collaborative approach to help her clients understand their relationship with food and discover eating strategies that are unique to them and the life they want to live

I adopt a personalized, patient-centered approach to care and believe there is no one-size-fits-all plan when it comes to nutrition. Somewhere along the way, the idea of wellness became less about health and more about marketing a supplement for this illness, another product for that. We've lost touch with our bodies' innate ability to recognize what it needs to thrive. I'm here to help you get back to the basics and establish foundational nutrition habits that meet your unique needs. Rather than mask symptoms short-term with a bandaid approach, I'll help you get to the root of your health concerns through evidence-based nutrition

When it comes to nutrition, Shannon is a strong proponent of balance, whether it be balancing healthy food with pleasurable eating, balancing a tight time or money budget, or balancing emotional health with the benefits of good nutrition. Shannon loves to spend time listening to her patients and helping them find creative and sustainable ways to problem-solve. She also enjoys cooking and meal planning and incorporates these into her sessions as needed.

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.

Paulina Rodriguez moved to Texas when she was 11 from Puebla, Mexico. She attended The University of Texas at Austin (Hook ‘Em!) and became an RD soon after that. After gaining a strong base of Clinical Nutrition working in a hospital, she realized how much she believed in the power of education and transitioned to nutrition counseling.She is passionate about helping people build sustainable and nourishing habits, so that they can live life at the fullest. She loves being outdoors, being active, reading, running, spending time with friends and family, and she is truly obsessed with cats.

The old saying goes, "If you give a man a fish you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime." I'm a firm believer in learning how to eat for individual health. This why I don't provide meal plans, but instead approach each client with one goal - to eat as liberal a diet as possible. I don't believe that dietary restrictions should be routine, but instead ONLY utilized when a person shows a clear intolerance or allergy to a food. Nutrition research has consistently shown that those who eat a wide variety of foods, experience the best health. Eating is a good and necessary part of life, and if it is