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Evidence-based, client-centered nutrition therapy

for individuals looking to heal their relationship with

food, body and movement.

Welcome! I'm so glad you're here.

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Emily Bejtlich, MS, RDN is a non-diet Registered Dietitian who offers nutrition therapy sessions to individuals looking to heal their relationship with food, body & movement utilizing an intuitive eating, HAES-aligned approach.

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Specialties

Eating disorders and disordered eating

Medical Nutrition Therapy

Dual diagnosis
Gastrointestinal Issues, Food Allergies & Intolerances

Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor

Health at Every Size

Substance abuse and addiction

Positive embodiment for body image healing

Evidence-based, client-centered care

Emily has been working in the field of nutrition for the past 10 years & is passionate about helping clients find peace and satisfaction in their relationship with food. A relationship that works for and feels right for them. She brings a wealth of knowledge from years of experience at leading eating disorder and mental health treatment centers, as well as a strong back ground in Medical Nutrition Therapy from the clinical setting. 

 

Utilizing an Intuitive Eating and weight-inclusive approach, my clients have access to the foundation, tools, practices and communities required to cultivate a compassionate, healing relationship with food, body and their emotions.

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Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor
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Schedule complimentary consultation call

Please complete the form below to schedule a complimentary 20-minute phone call, where we can discuss your goals, what's troubling you, and your vision of where you want your relationship with food and body to be. If I am not the best match for your needs, I am more than happy to refer and connect you with clinicians and resources who would be a better fit.

I'm here to meet & support you ~ wherever you are on your journey.

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Make peace with food &
start feeling good from the inside out 

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