Specialties
- Disordered eating
- Eating disorder
- Help gaining weight
- Emotional eating
- General health
- Bulimia
- Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorder (OSFED)
- Anorexia
- Binge eating
- Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID)
Approaches
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Intuitive eating🥘
Meal planning💛
Relationship with food⭐
Weight-neutral
Minimum patient age
Patient reviews
“My dietitian guides me and validates my feelings. She also has provided me with resources that are really helpful towards my recovery journey.“
June 23rd, 2024“I felt very comfortable with being vulnerable with my dietitian. It was a very productive first session and I see myself being able to accomplish my goals and see results.“
July 27th, 2024
About Erin
Hey There! My name is Erin and I have been a dietitian for 8 years. I started out my career in the hospital setting but quickly realized I wanted more one on one patient care. I had always found eating disorders extremely interesting but it became personal when I watched a friend fight for her own recovery. I then began working in an eating disorder outpatient clinic where I still current work. I have loved every second of helping individuals heal their relationship with food, and find freedom from the grip of an eating disorder through through building new habits, finding creative ways to make cooking more approachable, and disconnecting control and emotions from eating.
Approach to care
My approach to care is to lead with compassion and connection. My first goal is always to connect with my client as an individual by learning about your current environment and situation as well as your personality traits to create a safe space to share your eating concerns, goals and current behaviors. My top priority is meeting clients where they are and creating sustainable change that will last a life time not just 2 weeks time. I often utilize intuitive eating principles and nutrition education to support these sustainable changes.
Your first session with Erin
I know how overwhelming a first appointment can feel. My priority with our first appointment is to make you comfortable with talking about a subject that often is very vulnerable. The questions we will discuss during our first session are questions about your typical day in regards to eating, hunger and fullness cues, diet history, disordered eating behaviors, and an emotional eating evaluation. After we discuss these topics I want to hear from you on what your hopes and goals are from meeting with a dietitian. We will then discuss 3-5 big picture goals that we will work towards during our next sessions.
Education
Bachelors of Dietetics from Kansas State University
Hobbies
During my free time I love to be on the move! Wether thats a run on a nice day or catching a plane to travel somewhere new. I also love to spend time with my friends and family creating new memories :)