Metrowest Nutrition and Therapy

In a culture with many negative messages about nutrition and health, Katelyn is passionate about helping individuals build a more positive, intuitive, and sustainable relationship with food and their bodies. Katelyn embraces the nuances of nutrition and the complexities of health, utilizing an individualized, science-based, compassionate approach. With a focus on one’s strengths, resiliency and lived experience, she empowers individuals to build eating patterns and health practices aligned with their unique goals and values.

Katelyn has over 10 years of experience working with individuals with eating disorders. She enjoys working with people across the life span and believes it’s never too late to explore and heal your relationship with food and body. She’s also a firm believer that there is no “right” pace or “perfect” pathway to healing. She’s patient, collaborative, and nonjudgemental, eager to celebrate every step forward, no matter how small, with her patients.

She received her bachelor’s degree in Dietetics and minor in Psychology from Syracuse University; master’s degree in Nutrition Science at Tufts University; dietetic training at Tufts Medical Center. She then pursued further training in pediatrics and eating disorders through the Leadership Education Adolescent Health Fellowship at Boston Children’s Hospital. She’s also worked as a dietitian at McLean Hospital (Klarman Eating Disorder Center) and Boston Children’s Hospital (Division of Adolescent/Young Adults and Endocrinology). Additionally, she’s a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist through the International Association of Eating Disorders Professionals.

Specialties:

• Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating
• Hormone Health
• Women’s Health
• Sports Nutrition
• Nutrition across the lifespan (child/adolescent, young adult, midlife and beyond)
• Intuitive eating and HAES/weight-inclusive nutrition care