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06 February, 2025 No commentWeight management refers to the practices and behaviors adopted to achieve and maintain a healthy body weight. The dietitians at Branz Nutrition Counseling provide online and in-person weight management nutrition therapy. We believe in weight-inclusive nutrition counseling and follow HAES® principles to promote health equity in our dietitian practice. We work to give our clients the tools they need to reach and maintain a healthy weight, prioritizing intuitive eating and health goals over the numbers on the scale or BMI chart.
Our nutrition therapy includes education about balanced eating, mindful and intuitive eating, and lifestyle recommendations, like incorporating movement and activity into our clients’ everyday schedules. There is no one-size-fits-all nutrition therapy. We understand that maintaining an optimal weight depends on each person’s health, goals, and needs.
We look forward to working with you.
Access medical nutrition therapy with a dietitian in our offices near St. Louis or online, with our secure, telehealth platform. Clients receive the principles to reach, and maintain, a healthy weight.
Key principles of weight management include:
1. Eating a Balanced Diet: We work to help our clients incorporate a wide variety of nutrient-dense foods. This doesn’t mean you have to swear off chips and brownies. Instead, we help clients prioritize and incorporate vegetables, fruits, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats into their diet plan.
These principles work together to create a comprehensive approach to managing weight in a healthy, sustainable way. Ditch the diet culture today!
A dietitian can help keep a patient accountable when it comes to intuitive eating and continuing to challenge any lingering food rules and beliefs around “good” versus “bad” food or other diet culture thoughts that may pop up interfering with their ability to feed themselves mindfully.
Branz Nutrition Counseling is a team of certified eating disorder dietitians who provide compassionate care to those struggling with their relationship to food. Our approach is weight-inclusive, LGBTQIA+, and social justice-oriented, which means that we believe that everyone deserves access to quality care.
We can’t wait to meet you!
With locations in Illinois and Missouri, we offer both virtual and in-person counseling sessions. And, we are licensed to provide Telehealth nutrition therapy to patients around the country.
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We see clients in person in the St. Louis area, Missouri, Illinois, and from around the country via Telehealth. Learn more here.
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What service do you need? We offer a range of appointments of different durations to best fit your needs.
Be paired with the dietitian nutritionist on our team and get continued support with one of our online groups. One-on-one counseling, in-person, or virtual. WE TAKE INSURANCE!
Heal your relationship with food and your body. Choose the best foods for your unique needs. Get the tools you need to live a healthy life. Receive continued support.
Note: In order to secure a spot on a dietitian’s schedule, we need a valid payment method on file.
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