Meet Elizabeth Detweiler, MHSc, RDN, LDN

registered dietitian

Hi! I'm Elizabeth

Elizabeth accepts in person and virtual clients.

As a weight-inclusive Registered Dietitian, I am passionate about helping individuals heal and strengthen their relationship with food and their bodies. I strive to provide equitable, identity-affirming care in a safe, comfortable, open, and judgment-free environment where clients feel supported and respected.

I believe in honoring each person's unique life experiences, background, identity, and values. As an eating disorder dietitian, I strongly align with a non-diet, weight-inclusive, and Health at Every Size® (HAES®) approach to care. My goal is to help clients move away from food rules and self-judgment, reconnect with their body's needs, and find joy in eating again. Together, we will work toward healing your relationship with food, your body, and yourself.

You are more than your body or a number on a scale. You deserve care that is rooted in compassion, respect, empathy, and understanding, and I am honored to support you every step of the way.

My Approach

I believe in honoring each person's unique life experiences, background, identity, and values. As an eating disorder dietitian, I strongly align with a non-diet, weight-inclusive, and Health at Every Size® (HAES®) approach to care. My goal is to help clients move away from food rules and self-judgment, reconnect with their body's needs, and find joy in eating again. Together, we will work toward healing your relationship with food, your body, and yourself.

Healing your relationship with food and your body can feel scary and overwhelming at times, and that's okay. I strive to create a space where you feel safe, supported, and seen as a whole person. My goal is to provide compassionate, inclusive care and to walk alongside you throughout your journey toward healing.

I believe nutrition counseling should be individualized to your unique life, experiences, values, and goals. Together, we will explore how societal expectations, diet culture, and external pressures may have shaped your relationship with food and your body. By increasing awareness of these influences, we can begin to separate those messages from your own values and needs.

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