Behavioral Nutrition is a dietitian-led outpatient practice specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, disordered eating, and food‑related challenges. The team combines nutritional counseling with evidence‑based therapeutic approaches to support both physical and emotional health.

2. What conditions do you treat?

We support adolescents and adults experiencing:

Eating disorders (Anorexia, Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorder)

Disordered eating patterns

Food addiction

Body‑image concerns

Challenges with emotional eating

Nutrition‑related medical concerns requiring medical nutrition therapy

3. What is your approach to care?

Behavioral Nutrition uses a weight‑inclusive, HAES‑aligned, and non‑judgmental therapeutic philosophy. Care focuses on sustainable behaviors, medical stability, emotional safety, and rebuilding a healthy relationship with food. The team also integrates Intuitive Eating principles and collaborates closely with therapists, physicians, and higher levels of care.

4. Do you offer virtual sessions?

Yes. Behavioral Nutrition offers both in‑person and telehealth appointments, with availability often within 24–48 hours of initial contact. Virtual care is available to patients living in multiple states, including New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Florida, and South Carolina.

5. What ages do you work with?

We treat adolescents and adults, providing support for individuals beginning treatment for the first time or stepping down from higher levels of care.

6. What can I expect during my first appointment?

Your clinician will:

Review your eating history and current challenges

Evaluate your medical and nutritional needs

Discuss your goals and concerns

Build a personalized treatment plan

Coordinate with your existing treatment team when appropriate

The goal of the first session is to provide a safe, welcoming space and establish a foundation for ongoing care.

7. Do you accept insurance?

Yes. Behavioral Nutrition accepts multiple insurance plans. A full list is available on the website, and benefits are verified once your inquiry is submitted.

8. Are your clinicians Registered Dietitians?

Yes. The practice is staffed by Registered Dietitians who specialize in eating disorders, disordered eating, and medical nutrition therapy.

9. Do you collaborate with therapists or physicians?

Absolutely. Eating disorder recovery often involves multiple providers. Our team regularly collaborates with:

Therapists

Physicians

Psychiatrists

Higher‑level treatment programs

This ensures coordinated, comprehensive care.

10. Do you offer programs for schools, workplaces, or organizations?

Yes. Behavioral Nutrition provides customized workshops and presentations focused on body image, nutrition education, and fostering healthier food relationships in group settings.

11. How do I schedule an appointment?

Visit the contact or intake page on the website. After submitting your inquiry, the team will:

Review your information

Verify your insurance benefits

Contact you to schedule your first appointment

Both in‑person and virtual sessions are available.

12. Is your practice inclusive?

Yes. Behavioral Nutrition practices from a weight‑neutral, gender‑inclusive, and non‑judgmental framework. All bodies, identities, and backgrounds are welcomed and supported.