Best Eating Disorders Dietitians Near You
in Concord, New Hampshire
Offering supportive nutrition therapy to move toward recovery from eating disorders.
Eating disorders are serious
How Nutrition Counseling can help with Eating disorders
We focus on the following areas:
Eating a wide variety of foods
Eating food from various food groups or macronutrient sources to provide adequate nourishment.
Regular meals and snacks
Establishing a consistent routine of meals and snacks based on the needs of the individual.
Weight within a healthy range
Encouraging gradual, consistent weight rehabilitation that aligns with the body's natural needs.
Comfort with social eating
Encouraging exploration and resolution with regard to eating with loved ones and strangers.
Healthy relationship with food
Finding the freedom to eat the foods you enjoy on your terms without anxiety, fear, or guilt.
Recognizing hunger and fullness
Learning what hunger and fullness feel like in your body; then responding with nourishment without judgement.
Meet our Dietitians
We are here to support you or your loved one work toward recovery by letting go of destructive thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors around food and eating.
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Ann Petersson
RD/N, LD Licensed Dietitian
Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor®
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Doreen Burns
RD/N, LD
Licensed Dietitian
Working with licensed RDNs means your sessions may be 100% covered by your insurance at no cost to you.
Coverage varies by plan, we’ll help you verify your benefits before your first visit.
FAQ
We’ve got your answers.
Through nutrition counseling, patients commonly see improvements in energy, digestion, and metabolic function; reduced anxiety around food and improved physical health, contributing to a more balanced and sustainable quality of life.
Prevention is often easier than treatment. Early awareness, along with an assessment of risk factors plus education from knowledgable specialty clinicians can reduce the likelihood of Eating disorders development.
Yes. Eating disorders have a genetic component. Children with a predisposed genetic vulnerability may be at a higher risk and can benefit from additional protective support.
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