Chelsea Alvarez
MPH, RDN, LD
Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Food Sensitivities
Hi! I'm Chelsea. If you've landed here, there's a good chance that food has felt more stressful than peaceful at some point and I want you to know that makes a lot of sense. Navigating food, health, and body in today's world can feel like rocky terrain. Maybe eating has just felt harder than it should, tangled up in noise from the outside world and a whole lot of conflicting information about what you're supposed to do. Whether you’re navigating disordered eating, digestive concerns like IBS, hormonal conditions such as PCOS or endometriosis, a complicated relationship with your body (or some combination of the above), you’re in the right place.
Deanna Harlow
MS, RD, LDN, CD
Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Women's Health
Welcome - I am so glad you're here and applaud you for reaching out! The first step in working on your relationship with food, your body, and exercise is finding the right dietitian that you trust. You deserve to be heard every step of the way and to feel safe to ask questions. I have experience working with eating disorders, sports nutrition, kidney disease, diabetes, HTN, high cholesterol, and GI concerns. Additionally, I've worked with clients with several co-occurring disorders like anxiety, depression, BPD, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, and ADHD. I identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and am passionate about helping those that identify with this group.
Grace Hensold
RDN, LDN
Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Food Sensitivities
Hi! I’m Grace, and I’m so glad you’re here. My goal is to create a space where you feel heard, understood, and comfortable being yourself. I love getting to know your story—your goals, your lifestyle, and your past experiences—so we can find an approach that actually works for you.
Jessica Morton
RDN, LDN, CEDS
Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune
You might feel stuck in your relationship with food — going back and forth between trying to “be good” and feeling like things spiral. Maybe you’ve tried diets, rules, or plans that worked for a little while, but never really felt sustainable. Or maybe you’re just tired of thinking about food all the time.
Nicole Ling
MS RD LDN
Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune
You might be feeling overwhelmed by food, your body, or the constant mental noise around eating. Maybe you’ve spent years trying to do things “the right way,” yet food still feels stressful, rigid, or confusing. What you’re experiencing makes sense and you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Tiffany Cooper
MS, RDN, CD, LD
Focus areas: Diabetes, Heart Health, Gut Health, Kidney Disease, Autoimmune
You are deserving of support with nutrition that honors your lived experience. If you feel confused or disconnected from your body because of conflicting messages about what "health" or "good" nutrition means, you're not alone. Many adults have been told that certain foods are "bad," or that their body needs fixing—messages that rarely lead to a peaceful or nourishing relationship with food.
