Health Professionals in Austin, TX

Kate is highly motivated to understand your "why" and how it fits within the context of your life and family history. Getting to know one another, building trust, and providing space for open communication is key to determining what steps are both sustainable and will help you reach your goals.

Good nutrition is the basis for good health. But what does good nutrition look like? I don’t believe that there is one right eating plan for everyone. My goal is to help you to identify your own best path to health, based on your health conditions and goals, food preferences, lifestyle and the many demands on your time. Because there are so many factors that contribute to our food choices, I take a holistic approach to working with clients. My aim is to create a safe, non-judgmental space where we work together to create a realistic eating plan based on whole foods, moderation and a healthy relationship with food.

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.

Employing a non-diet approach infused with gentle nutrition principles, Jenna delivers evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle interventions. Throughout her sessions, she places high importance on nutrition education and the establishment of realistic goals. Recognizing the individuality of each patient, Jenna tailors her approach to meet them at their current stage, allowing the patient to steer the conversations and determine the focal points for each session.

April is here to listen to your concerns, provide feedback, help identify barriers, and give useful tips to help you achieve your personal health goals. She started her career in wellness as a massage therapist and esthetician and believes that health incorporates many aspects of general wellbeing including movement, sleep, stress reduction, and a positive connection with food. She will help you build a plan that takes into account your unique circumstances.

Taylor believes everyone should have a good relationship with food free of food rules where they can choose what that they truly enjoy! Taylor practices with the framework of Intuitive Eating to help clients improve their relationship with food, make informed choices that are nourishing and enjoyable, and build sustainable habits to reach their long-term goals.

Are you tired of dieting or struggling with your relationship with food? I'm here to support you on your journey to nourish your body and find peace in your body.

Sara helps clients break large goals down to tiny achievable ones and develop self-esteem and trust around food in the process. Sara will help you set small goals to start and hold you accountable for them in a gentle and non-judgmental way. Sara has counseled a variety of clients on the intersection of mental health and nutrition, and improving body image at any size or stage of weight loss. She enjoys exploring how brain chemistry and food interact, which is especially relevant with clients who have ADHD, eating disorders, mental health challenges, and stress/emotional eating.

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.

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.

Riley addresses nutrition concerns with a non-diet, weight-inclusive approach and considers the whole person. She understands that relationships with food are complex and enjoys helping others sift through their beliefs around food. Her passion for helping others experience peace with food and begin to nourish their bodies without guilt is the driving force of her work. Riley aims to create a safe environment to explore each clients unique relationship with food.

Dr. Daniel lives in Austin Texas where he has been raising his family for the past 6 years. His chiropractic career began at the prestigious Parker College of Chiropractic, where he continued studying and researching the most effective ways to maintain health. As an avid researcher, Dr. Daniel continues his education by staying abreast of the most up to date research on body functionality, eating plans and exercise principles. Dr. Daniel's passion is to educate and support as many families as possible so they can reach their God-given health potential through natural chiropractic care.

I am passionate about empowering women to manage their gestational diabetes to ensure a healthy baby AND mama. I love working with moms and moms-to-be because I know you would do absolutely anything for your little one. I consider it a great honor and responsibility to play a role in equipping you to do just that.

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.

Diana always makes sure every patient feels empowered by helping them develop a positive relationship with food and their body. She will support each patient, no matter where they are in their journey, to help them achieve their health goals for long-term success.

Angela takes a person-centered, compassionate approach to nutrition counseling sessions. She sees each person as a unique individual on their own path to wellness. She has counseled hundreds of patients on healing their relationship with food and body image and improving their overall health and well-being.

Meredith utilizes a health-at-every-size approach while incorporating intuitive eating to help clients develop a healthy relationship with food and improve overall health. Meredith ensures that she works with the client in a partnership to achieve goals while providing education at every step of the way.

My approach to care is simple. I listen to my patients/clients and try to meet them where they are. There is no sense in diving in the deep end if you've never even dipped your toe in the water. We all have to start somewhere, big or small, but I prefer small. I prefer building on these small goals, which eventually become successes that we can continue to build on. I believe that to be truly successful, we must create a strong foundation to build on. That way, if our blocks start to tumble, we know we have our foundation to stabilize us. As a practitioner, I prefer to look at the whole picture. Sometimes we may not even realize t

Maddy believes healing happens when we are able to build curiosity and trust with ourselves and our bodies. She approaches care with the understanding that you are the ultimate expert on yourself, and offers evidence-based, compassionate care as guidance along the way. Her approach is non-judgmental and informed by Intuitive Eating, Health at Every Size, and Mindfulness; and she is passionate about supporting clients as they move towards integrated and embodied living, whatever that may look like for them. She also has her 200-hour yoga certification and loves supporting individuals in finding joy in movement and strengthening their