F.A.Q.
Do you accept insurance?
The real question is whether insurance will accept me :). Currently, the answer is often "no". If you hope to use insurance to help with the cost of nutritional therapy, you should call your insurance company and inquire whether they will reimburse you for my services.
Will you make me give up coffee?
Or chocolate, or pizza, or my favorite sugar-covered amazingness....
Do you work with children?
Not at this time. My passion is working with women (and especially moms) to help them become their best and most energetic self. I find moms to be the linchpin of the family and when mom's health improves, the rest of the family thrives as well.
I see you work mostly with women, can my husband/son/father be your client?
If your male dear one wants to work with me after he's seen all the amazing things nutritional therapy has done for you, he is welcome to schedule an appointment. If he is coming only because you want him to, he may not get the most out of his time or money. I only accept a limited number of clients and prefer that they be motivated and committed so that they and I can get the most out of our time together.
Do you work with vegetarians or vegan diets?
It is not my area of expertise. I have found animal foods to be so healing and essential to setting a foundation for optimal health that I will most likely end up recommending animal foods at some point even if I have the best intentions not to.
So, what sort of diets do you recommend?
Nutrient-dense, properly prepared, sustainably raised whole foods. Basically, I try to help people switch to eating predominantly whole foods as much as possible