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A limited list of “safe foods” that hasn’t changed in years
Anxiety, shame, or embarrassment when eating around others
Avoiding restaurants, travel, or events because of food
Sensory overwhelm with certain textures, smells, or appearance of food
Fear of choking, vomiting, or getting sick from foods
Difficulty maintaining adequate nutrition or energy
Feeling misunderstood by loved ones or judged for being a “picky eater”
Guilt or frustration about feeling stuck in your eating patterns
Feeling disconnected from your body’s needs
Eating patterns that impact your physical health, social life, or mental wellbeing
Understanding the sensory, emotional, and biological contributors to selective eating
Exploring trauma, fear, or past experiences that shaped your eating patterns
Gentle exposure work at a pace that feels safe and collaborative
Supporting consistent nourishment, even with limited accepted foods
Reducing shame, self-criticism, and internalized messages about “good” or “normal” eating patterns
Helping you build flexibility with food without triggering restriction
Developing scripts, strategies, and confidence for social eating situations
Collaborating with therapists or other providers when ARFID overlaps with anxiety, OCD, neurodivergence, or past medical trauma
More confidence and less fear around new foods
A sense of control without relying on rigid rules or avoidance
Improved energy, digestion, and overall physical health
Strategies for navigating restaurants, travel, social events, and everyday meals
An expanded list of foods you enjoy — at your pace
Less shame and more self-compassion around your eating
A more peaceful relationship with food, your body, and the world around you
Teenagers/young adults, moms, athletes
Students, LGBTQ+, young adults, working adults
Teenagers, college students, young adults, moms, middle age
Fill out our online form or give us a call so we can gather more information about you to schedule your first appointment.
We also offer a free 15 minute discovery call if you have additional questions.
During this appointment, we will dive into why you’re interested in meeting with a dietitian. We will establish your long-term nutrition goals, evaluate your past/current relationship with food, explore your medical history and more!
During these appointments you'll continue to work with a Dietitian to make progress toward becoming an Intuitive Eater and reaching your long-term health goals.
*Prices vary based on Dietitian, request our Pricing and Services Guide for more detailed information.
$200 - $230 per session
$110 - $180 per session
At We All Eat Nutrition Therapy, we provide compassionate, individualized nutrition support rooted in Intuitive Eating, Health at Every Size®, and body respect. Our mission is to help you rebuild trust with your body, make peace with food, and support your overall well-being—without diets, shame, or restriction.
We specialize in eating disorders, disordered eating, chronic health concerns, and more, offering inclusive care that honors your lived experience, cultural background, and personal goals. Whether you’re navigating recovery or simply trying to reconnect with your body, you’ll find a safe, affirming space here.
Together, we’ll work toward a more peaceful relationship with food, movement, and yourself—because you deserve care that sees you as a whole person, not a diagnosis.
At We All Eat Nutrition Therapy, we provide compassionate, individualized nutrition support rooted in Intuitive Eating, Health at Every Size®, and body respect. Our mission is to help you rebuild trust with your body, make peace with food, and support your overall well-being—without diets, shame, or restriction.
We specialize in eating disorders, disordered eating, chronic health concerns, and more, offering inclusive care that honors your lived experience, cultural background, and personal goals. Whether you’re navigating recovery or simply trying to reconnect with your body, you’ll find a safe, affirming space here.
Together, we’ll work toward a more peaceful relationship with food, movement, and yourself—because you deserve care that sees you as a whole person, not a diagnosis.