Frequently Asked Questions

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A health coach focuses on overall lifestyle habits like stress management, sleep, hygeine practices, physical activity, and mental wellness. A nutrition coach zeroes in on your eating habits, helping you develop a healthier relationship with food. I’m certified in both, so I offer a well-rounded approach to help you reach your goals.

They’re not the same. A registered dietitian (RD) is a licensed healthcare professional who has completed specific academic requirements, clinical training, and a national exam. A nutritionist can be certified (like me) through accredited programs and focuses on educating and guiding clients on healthy eating habits and lifestyle changes. While both help people improve their nutrition, only RDs can provide medical nutrition therapy for diagnosed conditions.

Sorry. I do not make appointments with people outside the United States at this time.

Sorry. At this time, all payments are only processed in USD.

All contact is virtual and scheduled in advance to ensure personalized and uninterrupted support. You can always reach out through email or the contact form for assistance or to book a session.

Yes, I welcome clients with disabilities. However, please keep in mind that I am not a medical professional. It is strongly recommended that all clients - regardless of disability status - work closely with their healthcare provider, especially when making significant lifestyle or dietary changes.

No, I do not currently work with clients under 18 years of age.