Individualized Nutrition Counseling in Dallas
Dallas Nutritional Counseling is a Dallas-based practice providing individualized nutrition care for eating disorders, disordered eating, chronic dieting, family nutrition, and childhood feeding concerns.
Our registered dietitians take an Intuitive Eating-informed, weight-inclusive, and trauma-informed approach to nutrition care. Rather than relying on one-size-fits-all recommendations, we work to understand the person behind the nutrition concerns—their needs, experiences, challenges, and everyday life.
How We Can Help
Nutrition care can look very different depending on what brings you here. Whether you are navigating an eating disorder, looking for individualized nutrition support, feeding a family, or trying to build a different relationship with food, our goal is to help you find care that fits your needs.
Eating disorder Nutrition counseling
Specialized nutrition care for eating disorders and disordered eating, from early concerns to complex or longstanding illness. Our dietitians work collaboratively with clients and treatment teams to support nutrition rehabilitation, greater flexibility around food, and recovery that translates into everyday life.
individual nutrition counseling
Individualized support for nutrition concerns, changing nutrition needs, and health conditions that affect eating. We focus on practical recommendations that take your health, preferences, lifestyle, and relationship with food into account.
family nutrition & childhood feeding concerns
Practical nutrition support for feeding yourself and your family. Through Feed Yourself & Your Family, we help with childhood feeding, picky eating, family meals, women's nutrition, everyday nutrition, and other challenges that can make feeding yourself or your family feel harder than it needs to be.
More Ways We Can Support You
Nutrition doesn't happen in isolation. Our services also include Intuitive Eating Counseling, Personal Training & Intuitive Movement, and Personal Chef Services for clients looking for additional support with food, movement, and the realities of putting nutrition recommendations into practice.