Clinical nutrition
Over time, these functions can become more difficult to regulate due to changes in hormones, stress, sleep, medical conditions, and lifestyle factors — often making nutrition feel inconsistent or ineffective despite best efforts.
Our clinical nutrition program provides evidence-based dietary support that can be delivered as a standalone service or integrated within existing care pathways such as hormone therapy, TRT, metabolic health, or hair loss treatment.
Our comprehensive approach
Work with a Registered Dietitian to receive structured, individualized nutrition support aligned with your health goals and medical context.
The process begins with a comprehensive assessment and continues with ongoing adjustments and practical strategies to support long-term metabolic and nutritional outcomes.
Care can support a range of metabolic and medical concerns, including insulin resistance, blood sugar regulation, cholesterol management, digestive health, energy dysregulation, and changes related to hormonal transitions or aging.
What patients can expect
Initial assessment
The initial assessment includes a comprehensive review of nutrition habits, medical history, lifestyle patterns, symptoms, and health goals to identify the nutritional, metabolic, and lifestyle factors contributing to current concerns.
Where appropriate, this may include discussion of appetite patterns, blood sugar regulation, digestion, metabolic markers, energy levels, or behaviours that influence eating habits.
Personalized plan
Your nutrition plan is tailored to your medical context, preferences, culture, schedule, and health goals, with a focus on realistic and sustainable clinical outcomes.
Care emphasizes structured nutrient-dense eating patterns that support metabolic function, hormonal health, energy regulation, and long-term wellbeing — rather than restrictive dieting or calorie-focused approaches.
Follow-up care
Follow-up visits provide ongoing clinical support with monitoring, adjustments, and practical optimization based on progress and evolving health needs. Sessions focus on implementation strategies, nutrition structure, and addressing adherence challenges within real-world constraints.
Care is aligned with your broader health profile and may be coordinated with other members of your clinical team when applicable.
Is the clinical nutrition program right for you?
This approach may be a good fit if you are:
- Navigating changes in energy, metabolism, body composition, or hormonal health during midlife or menopause
- Supporting body composition, muscle maintenance, and metabolic health alongside hormonal or medical care such as TRT or other clinical treatment programs
- Experiencing increased cravings, abdominal weight gain, fluctuating energy, or difficulty maintaining previous eating habits
- Seeking more structure and clarity around nutrition, meal balance, portioning, or protein and macronutrient intake
- Managing health concerns such as insulin resistance, diabetes, high cholesterol, digestive symptoms, or low bone density
- Looking for a more personalized and sustainable approach to nutrition beyond restrictive dieting or generic meal plans
- Supporting long-term, health, healthy aging, or metabolic wellbeing within a busy lifestyle
FAQs
Who provides this service?
All sessions are provided by a Registered Dietitian with over 25 years of clinical experience. Registered Dietitians are regulated healthcare professionals who provide evidence-based clinical nutrition care grounded in current medical guidelines and ongoing professional education.
Is this a one-time appointment or a package?
This is a structured clinical nutrition program that includes an initial assessment and three (3) follow-up visits delivered over approximately three (3) months. Care is designed as a continuous process to support assessment, implementation, and refinement over time.
How many follow-up visits are included and what do they involve?
There are three (3) follow-up visits following the initial assessment, typically spaced three weeks apart. These sessions focus on reviewing progress, adjusting your plan, supporting habit changes, and addressing challenges to help build consistency over time.
Depending on individual needs, additional support may be recommended.
Do I need a doctor’s referral or lab work?
A doctor’s referral is not required.
If you have recent lab work, it can be reviewed as part of your assessment. If needed, recommendations for additional testing may be discussed with your healthcare provider.
How much does the clinical nutrition program cost?
The clinical nutrition program fee is $525 and includes a comprehensive initial assessment with a registered dietitian, as well as structured follow-up visits designed to support ongoing guidance and individualized care.
Payment is required in full at the time of booking.
Is this covered by insurance?
Many private insurance plans cover services provided by a Registered Dietitian. A receipt will be provided for reimbursement. Coverage varies by provider, so we recommend confirming details directly with your insurance company.
Do I have to follow an extreme diet or very strict eating pattern?
No. This program does not involve restrictive or fad diets. The focus is on building a balanced, flexible, and sustainable approach to nutrition that fits your lifestyle and supports long-term health.
What kind of results can I expect?
Everyone’s experience is different, as care is fully personalized. Many clients report improved consistency with eating habits, better energy regulation, improved digestion, and a greater sense of confidence and structure around food over time.
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