Dietitian and Nutritionist for Anorexia
Registered dietitian and nutritionist to help manage anorexia with personalized interventions
Dietitian and nutritionist provide support and effective management strategies for Anorexia Nervosa and Anorexia Athletica, helping in the treatment and recovery processes.
How can a nutritionist and dietitian for anorexia help?
A registered dietitian who specializes in anorexia management and support can help in the following ways:
- Receive evidenced-based educational component by an anorexia dietitian about the associated risk factors.
- Supply current, evidence-based nutritional information.
- Inform you about food and your body’s nutritional needs.
- Help stabilize weight loss.
- Assist in clearing up misconceptions about food, diet, body image and so on.
- Help identify and be mindful of various behavioural triggers.
- Receive strategies and tips from a dietitian for anorexia to help develop a healthy relationship with food.
- Help reduce guilt and anxiety around eating or food in general (e.g., reduce the fear of certain foods or food groups).
- Provide support and strategies to help avoid restrictive behaviour.
- Inform about the dangers of dieting and diet cycles.
- Alleviate extreme fear of gaining weight and/or concern with weight, body shape and size.
- Help to realistically assess your body weight and shape.
- Build a platform on which to build a positive body image.
- Work together with a dietitian for anorexia to develop self-compassion and self-acceptance.
- Provide support to help you get back to regular patterns of eating.
- Monitor progress, as required.
- Have your questions answered by a dietitian who specializes in eating disorders.
- Additionally, you can work with a children’s dietitian, dietitian who works with teenagers, mental health support dietitian, dietitian for weight gain and more.
- Work in conjunction with other health professionals to help support the overall anorexia treatment and the recovery process.
- Work with a dietitian for Anorexia Athletica and build a more positive body image and self-worth that doesn’t revolve around physical appearance and/or physical performance.
- Provide ongoing support to alleviate obsessive thoughts and behaviours with calories, fat, body image and weight.
- Equip you with mindfulness strategies aimed at self-acceptance.
- Receive counselling from a dietitian who focuses in women’s health.
- Work with a sports dietitian and nutritionist to balance your fitness and sporting needs with a healthy relationship with food.
- Have any questions answered by an anorexia dietitian.
- And more.
Anorexia Related Services
In addition to working with an dietitian for anorexia, you can also receive nutritional counselling in other areas.
Free Consultation
Schedule a free, no-obligation phone consultation during which we can:
- Outline how the process works
- Discuss your goal(s)
- Explain how billing and pricing work
- Address concerns about insurance
- Help you select a practitioner
- Answer any other questions
- And more
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Where to Find Our Anorexia Support Dietitian and Nutritionist
We offer the services of our nutritionist and dietitian for anorexia support at the below office locations in Ontario, Nova Scotia and British Columbia.
Please note: practitioner availability at each location is subject to change.
Office Locations
Virtual support for anorexia
In addition to servicing clients in-person our dietitians and nutritionists who provide nutrition services for anorexia also conduct sessions virtually with clients from across Canada.
Learn more about working with an online dietitian.
We provide services virtually to the residents of other provinces: BC dietitians, Alberta, Saskatchewan, MB, New Brunswick, NL, PEI, Quebec and the territories.
For more information on the services offered in each city and service area, visit:
Dietitian Recommended Anorexia Resources
In addition to working with a dietitian to help manage Anorexia Nervosa or Anorexia Athletica, we are also pleased to provide some helpful resources below.