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abby would be a good fit if you...

are looking to heal your relationship with food

things you should know about me

I’m a registered dietitian who values connection, authenticity, and creating a space where clients feel truly supported. I’m naturally outgoing and enjoy building meaningful relationships, whether that’s with clients, colleagues, or my own friends and family.

Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, reading, walking my dog, and exploring the diverse food scene around Houston—especially searching for the best Mexican restaurants. My background as a competitive athlete in volleyball and tennis sparked my early interest in nutrition and continues to shape my work today.

I feel incredibly grateful that what began as a personal passion has grown into the opportunity to support others in healing their relationship with food and their bodies.

education and community

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Sciences from Baylor University and my Master’s degree in Nutrition Science from Texas Woman’s University.

I currently practice in an outpatient pediatric setting, where I have experience in managing food allergies, treating malnutrition, and supporting individuals and patients managing nutrition during cancer treatment. This experience has strengthened my ability to provide compassionate, individualized care across a wide range of medical and nutritional needs.

she/her

want to build a more peaceful, sustainable approach to eating

feel like your eating patterns are taking over and negatively impacting their quality of life

are seeking consistent, compassionate support throughout eating disorder recovery

want to integrate faith into the healing process with a provider who respects those values

are an athlete who is unsure you are adequately fueling their bodies for performance and health

working to restore a balanced relationship with both exercise and nutrition