Frequently Asked Questions
Individuals (all ages and genders) who are struggling in their relationship to food, body and/or movement and are ready to develop healthier relationships with them. It is important that my clients are appropriate for outpatient care and are medically stable. I see clients who have diagnosed eating disorders, disordered eating (which includes dieting) and metabolic conditions (such as hypertension or high cholesterol).
I also offer family-based nutrition therapy, in which the client is always the primary receiver of care and family members receive nutrition coaching/support to help support the client’s healing process.
My approach is very individualized and the work I will do with one client never looks the same as the work I do with another client. You will be met with compassion exactly where you are. You will learn to nourish yourself well, work through limiting thought patterns and beliefs, develop a healthy movement routine and work on your relationship to your body if necessary.
You can expect to be joining a small group of yoga students and myself for an hour of gentle yoga, which is a way of practicing yoga that finds the middle ground between power yoga classes and restorative yoga classes. We move in a way that is connected and intentional, as well as practice breath awareness and set intentions for our weeks together.
You can expect to have yoga sessions that are just for you and exactly what you are wanting. If you’d like a purely physical practice, great. If you’d like to go deeper and learn some yogic principles and tools outside of asana (physical poses), great. You’ll leave each session with a mantra and a lesson plan.