Chronic Disease Dietitian and Nutritionist

Chronic disease prevention and management with a registered dietitian and nutritionist

Our team of registered dietitians and nutritionists in Canada have been providing personalized nutritional counselling sessions and tailored meal plans for the prevention and management of chronic disease for 18+ years.

Enlist the help of our dietitians for chronic disease today.

Why work with our chronic disease dietitians and nutritionists?

As regulated health professionals, our dietitians have extensive experience in helping clients from all walks of life with prevention and management of chronic disease.

Here’s why you should consider working with us:

Registered and regulated health professionals.
Team of diverse of practitioners.
Years of experience helping prevent and manage chronic disease.
Current evidence-based approach.
Personalized recommendations and meal plans to help prevent or manage chronic disease.
Valuable tips, guidelines, tools and resources.
Educational and supportive sessions.
Covered under many extended healthcare benefits.
Recommended by doctors for chronic disease care.
Virtual nutrition counselling appointments available.

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Can a dietitian help manage chronic disease?

Yes, a registered dietitian is a regulated health professional trained to help prevent and manage chronic disease with specific nutritional interventions.

How can a dietitian help manage chronic disease?

A dietitian and nutritionist can help prevent and manage a diverse range of chronic disease, providing nutritional support in many ways. Here are just some:

Diet assessment: Have your diet assessed by a registered dietitian who focuses on the specific chronic disease.
Outline foods to eat and those to avoid: A dietitian for chronic disease care can provide a detailed list of foods to limit or avoid, as well as those to eat, to help prevent or manage the given condition.
Provide guidance as you make changes: A dietitian and nutritionist can also provide guidance as you make changes to your diet and lifestyle.
Co-create a meal plan: A dietitian can work with you to develop a personalized meal plan based on foods you eat with the explicit goal of disease prevention and/or management.
Recommend food substitutions: A dietitian can also make numerous recommendations for food product substitutions, if available and requested, to ensure that you’re still enjoying many of the foods you currently eat.
Conduct follow-up sessions: A registered dietitian can schedule follow-up sessions with you to answer questions, make tweaks and help address challenges, if any.
Address other concerns: A dietitian for chronic disease support can also address a wide range of other nutrition and health concerns. For example, you can work with a dietitian to help you lose weight, gain weight, address sports nutrition needs, consult a dietitian for pediatric nutrition, women’s health dietitian and more.
Make diet and lifestyle recommendations: Receive various diet and lifestyle recommendations and tips to help manage chronic disease.
Work in conjunction with other medical professionals: A dietitian also work with medical doctors to help support you as you make changes.
And more.