Miranda Conovaloff

About Miranda

I am a Registered dietitian with 7 years of experience working across various healthcare settings, including acute care, long-term care, rehabilitation hospitals, and Telehealth as a dietitian. Mother of 2 small children; I love cooking and find great joy in helping people learn how to incorporate more nutritious foods into their daily lives and meeting people where they are at. Also offer lots of low energy cooking and meal ideas for people struggling to cook at home.

Approach to care

My approach to care is centered around meeting people where they are in their health journey. Neurodivergent affirming dietitian I believe in setting client-based goals that are tailored to each individual's unique needs and lifestyle. By focusing on realistic, achievable, and maintainable changes, I aim to empower clients to make sustainable improvements that align with their personal goals and values. My goal is to create a supportive and collaborative environment where clients feel motivated and confident in making positive shifts toward better health.

Your first session with Miranda

In our first session, you can expect a friendly and open conversation to get to know each other. We'll discuss your food history, including your current eating habits, preferences, and any challenges you've faced. Together, we'll explore your motivations and goals, and discuss potential education areas on relevant topics to help you better understand your nutrition needs. Based on your unique needs and wants, we'll create personalized short term goals that aligns with your larger goals and set the foundation for positive, sustainable changes. My aim is to ensure you feel supported and empowered as we begin working toward your health goals.

Location

📍 Fort Worth, Texas

Education

BS in Nutrition Sciences from Texas Tech University, MS in Dietetics, Family and consumer Sciences from Lamar University

Hobbies

Gardening, fantasy books, chicken keeping, bread making, diy projects, meal prep.

Licenses and Certifications