About Simone Nutrition

I practice from an evidence-based, weight-neutral, non-diet lens. I make treatment personal and individual, working with each client toward food freedom and body acceptance.

 I work with individuals navigating eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image, as well as women who are trying to conceive, pregnant, or recently postpartum.

I completed my DPD and MS at Simmons University and my clinical dietetic internship through Utah State University. From there, I worked at Monte Nido at Laurel Hill, a residential treatment program for eating disorders, then transitioned to their PHP and IOP at the Eating Disorder Center of Boston. I also worked in a private practice for 5 years where I specialized in nutrition therapy for eating disorders before starting my own practice.

After becoming a mom myself, I began working with women trying to conceive, pregnant, or recently postpartum to help them optimize nutrition and feel comfortable in their skin during this phase of life.

In the prenatal space, with or without a history of disordered eating, it is easy to become obsessed with food, eating and your body. The overload of misinformation and expectations on women makes us more susceptible to negative body image, disordered eating and malnutrition during this special and critial phase of life.

As I realized my passion, I knew I wanted to be in private practice, counseling and working one on one with clients. After working in treatment centers, I spent several years working for another small practice specializing in eating disorders, body image, and intuitive eating before opening Simone Nutrition. Establishing my own practice has allowed me to expand my specialties, and support the growth of other dietitians.