The people we see:

• Have tried every diet under the sun and are hungry for practical strategies that actually stick

• Want to eat better to feel better — for their energy, mood, hormones, and long-term health

• Are working on healing their relationship with food and their body, and want to feel more confident in both

• Want to feel focused and energized throughout the day — and stop crashing at 3 PM

• Are busy, time-starved professionals who need accountability and structure to make sustainable changes (especially when life gets chaotic)

• Say things like “I know what to eat — I just don’t know how to make it work in real life”

• Feel like they might be “addicted” to sugar or food

• Have co-occurring mental health conditions (like anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar I/II, or substance use) and want a trauma-informed approach to nutrition

• Enjoy working out (or used to), and want support getting back into consistent joyful movement

• Are looking to lose fat, build muscle, and make sure they’re getting enough protein and fiber

• Regularly skip breakfast because they stay in bed until the last possible minute — and sometimes miss lunch too due to back-to-back meetings

• Tend to be perfectionists, overthinkers, or overachievers who are ready to find more balance, not burnout