At Top Nutrition Coaching, we are highly selective about the specialists we invite to join our team. We work with the top weight loss nutritionists in the country, matching you to one who fits your goals so you can find lasting success in your journey toward a healthier lifestyle.
A registered dietitian, Meghan specializes in weight loss and general health and wellness. With over eight years of experience as a nutritionist, she has extensive knowledge of kidney disease, high blood pressure, heart health, and diabetes prevention and management. Her approach is to meet you where you are in terms of knowledge and lifestyle, so that you can focus on making intentional, sustainable dietary changes with her support.
With over eight years of counseling experience and a master's degree in Clinical Nutrition from New York University, Stacey is a registered dietitian-nutritionist specializing in weight loss, chronic diseases, and intuitive eating. Stacey believes that nourishing our bodies should be a joyful experience, with no food being "off-limits" but instead having a place in a balanced diet.
Rachel's areas of expertise include weight loss and the use of medical nutrition therapy to manage and prevent various chronic diseases. As a registered dietitian for over a decade, she hopes to improve her clients' relationships with food and with their bodies. Rachel prioritizes getting to know her clients, so expect openness and empathetic listening.
With over five years of experience and a master's degree in Clinical Dietetics from Oregon Health & Science University, Jordan has expertise working with a wide range of clients, including those who hope to lose weight and those with an eating disorder. Jordan firmly believes that there is a time and a place for all different foods – you just need to find the right balance!
With 19 years of experience as a registered dietitian specializing in weight loss, Michelle can help you improve energy, lose fat, and increase lean muscle mass. She is certified in Adult Weight Management by the American Dietetic Association and believes in addressing the whole person, including eating, exercise, mindset, hydration, stress, sleep, and supplements.
As a registered dietitian for over five years, Jaelyn is passionate about helping her clients reach their health and wellness goals. Her areas of expertise include sports nutrition, weight loss, diabetes, and heart disease. She honors her clients' individual goals, preferences, and favorite foods. Jaelyn excels at providing nutrition education to help her clients establish realistic short-term goals as they work toward longer-term objectives.
You deserve to work with a nutritionist who’s the perfect fit for you. We'll carefully match you with a professional who will customize their approach to your personal goals.
Losing weight on your own can be difficult, especially when you're unsure where to begin and which steps to take. It's challenging to keep yourself motivated to stick to your new health goals when you're doing everything by yourself. Working with an expert weight loss nutritionist can give you the extra boost you need to succeed. Here are some of the benefits of working with a personal weight loss nutritionist.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, we learned how valuable it is to have remote options for various appointments. Virtual consultations are safe, convenient, flexible, and better for the environment.
It's never been easier to connect with a weight loss expert. Here are some of the benefits of working with a nutritionist from our team.
Becoming a registered dietitian in Georgia follows the same pattern as most other places in the United States. This process includes the following steps:
This degree program must be closely related to nutrition science. The program must also be accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND).
There are several options to complete this, but they all require you to complete supervised, hands-on clinical training and experience in the field. In Georgia, 900 clinical hours are required.
Earning a passing grade on the CDR exam is mandatory for becoming a registered dietitian.
Once you pass the CDR you are eligible to obtain a license. You must renew your license every five years with 75 hours of continuing professional education units.
Sometimes referred to as "the city too busy to hate," life in Atlanta can be so fast-paced that it’s difficult to find the time to prepare food and eat in a healthy way. Convenience stores, takeout, and food delivery apps can quickly become the default when you're always on the go or if accessibility is an issue. These are some of the main barriers to healthy eating in Atlanta.
When juggling a career, education, family, and other responsibilities in a busy city, it can get tricky to eat healthy meals on a regular basis. You may not have the opportunity to find great-tasting healthy foods – let alone have the time to prepare it, since nutritious meals tend to take more work. As a result, you may resort to fast food and packaged snacks far more frequently than you'd like.
Atlanta's infrastructure is well-planned, and there are various public transportation options within the city and its suburbs. However, getting around this rapidly-growing metropolis can still be challenging. With heavy traffic on the roads and crowded public transit, you're likely to encounter congestion when commuting in Atlanta. This makes healthy eating a challenge for many people, as fast food outlets and convenience stores may seem like the best options.
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