Short answer: I hold both credentials and can practice as both a therapist and a dietitian!
Longer answer: When I began my career as a dietitian, I quickly realized that my schooling had left out one very important piece of the puzzle - counseling. I could spew off nutrition facts and understand how to calculate energy needs in my sleep. But the skills to support someone when they were experiencing big feelings (a very common reality in eating disorder work!) felt foreign to me. And that didn’t sit right. That’s what led me back to school to get a degree in counseling.
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor
National Certified Counselor
Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor
Registered Dietitian
Associate Professional Counselor
Life University
Georgia State University
If you do a Google search, you may see my name pop up in another space as well!
Be Well Nutrition started when I was working exclusively as a registered dietitian. This is where I saw clients who needed support with nutrition and dietary concerns. Today, I see all counseling and nutrition clients at Atlanta Innovative Counseling Center.
Atlanta Innovative Counseling Center is where I work as a therapist under the supervision and direction of Dr. Christi Bartolomucci, Ph.D., LPC, CPCS, and Lauren Greenway, LPC, CPCS, CEDS-S. This is where I currently see all clients who want to work with a therapist and/or dietitian for eating disorders and body image concerns.