weight/fat loss
weight gain
pre-diabetes, type 1 and type 2
high blood pressure
high cholesterol
high triglycerides
Non-alcoholic fatty liver
PCOS, endometriosis and other women's health
anxiety and depression
SIBO, IBS, diverticulitis, and other digestive issues
cardiovascular disease
inflammation
anemia
hypo and hyperthyroid, hashimoto and other thyroid disorders
autoimmune disease
and more.
No, we won't make you eat kale (unless you like it, of course!). Here's what you
can expect:
In the intial consult, where all our clients and patients begin, we assess where you are now and where you want to be. As the registered dietitian nutritionist and medical health professionals, we create a nutrition care plan that lays out the strategies you'll need to implement to get where you want to go.
Good news, your dietitians at the Southwest Dietitian Group specialize in habit change because knowing WHAT to do and actually doing it, are two different things!
In our follow ups, we measure your progress and help you navigate life's obstacles with evidence-based solutions so you can create permanent change.
Additionally, we offer products and programs that help support your habit and lifestyle changes.
What to expect from our process.
Today I was meditating, and I thought of you and how far I have come in the last year and half. Yesterday, I got on the scales and I was 200 lbs- Whoo-hoot! (Ken’s starting weight was 290 pounds.)
In July of 1987 I got married for the first time and was 200 lbs, and until now that is the last time I have seen this weight. I like the new me and enjoy living my new life.
Please know that you and your company have made a huge difference in my life and for that I will always be grateful.
Even if we do not accept your insurance we always encourage you to check with your plan to verify if you have any out-of-network coverage. If your insurance does provide out-of-network for coverage for nutritional counseling, we are happy to set you up with the appropriate paperwork for you to submit to them directly for reimbursement.
Medical Nutrition Counseling is a part of the Nutrition Care Process and is a supportive process to set priorities, establish goals, and create individualized action plans which acknowledge and foster responsibility for self-care. Due to the medical nature of the nutrition counseling, dietitians are trained to prescribe food for disease states like diabetes. The Southwest Dietitian Group specializes in nutrition counseling and habit change.