For that exact same reason. Science has shown that knowing what to do is not enough to enact change. While Registered Dietitians are able to provide nutrition expertise that other health care providers are not trained to do, a large majority of the work Registered Dietitians do with clients is related to goal setting, accountability, and setting up strategies to navigate a world where the odds of making sustainable lifestyle changes are stacked against them.

Yes. I use the Electronic Health Record program called Practice Better. It includes a HIPAA-compliant chat/text feature where clients can message me anytime between sessions. It is highly encouraged to keep in communication between visits!

No. Please reach out to Marilyn at Preferred Nutrition or call them at 904-270-1234

If weight loss is a goal, the client chooses how they want to indicate progress toward their weight loss goals. I typically recommend weighing no more than once a week and ideally, once a month. Weight loss is actually a very slow process. Too slow to notice meaningful changes from day to day or week to week. Therefore noting trends on a monthly basis tends to be the most effective way to evaluate progress.

There are no issues with evaluating weight loss progress from other indicators such as how clothes fit.

Yes, every situation is different so please set up a discovery call to discuss.

Yes, anyone can attend sessions with you.

Yes, I am more than happy to join your health care provider team to make sure everyone is on the same page and increase the chances of clients reaching their health goals. You will have to fill out a release form that states permission to speak to your other healthcare providers.