Meet Cathy
When I finished breast cancer treatment I didn't fall apart around food. I'm an experienced dietitian. I knew the science and had done my research. But I started second-guessing my judgement, wondering if what I was doing with my diet was the right approach, and questioning whether or not my understanding of the research was clouded by my own breast cancer experience.
So I did what I knew would make me feel better. I asked for help. I met an oncology dietitian colleague (and friend!) for tea. She validated that I did know what I was doing, made a few tweaks to my diet, and gave me the clarity I needed. I left our meeting with complete peace of mind.
That experience of having one trusted person cut through the reams of information, assure me I knew my "stuff", and patiently address my diet concerns and answer my questions was invaluable.
I believe that every woman who's experienced breast cancer deserves to eat with clarity and peace of mind.
I also know that not every woman has the option I did, that of reaching out to a trusted breast cancer nutrition expert for help.
Until now.
I've made it my mission to be that trusted guide who helps breast cancer survivors eat without worry and enjoy their food again.
I share this because:
- I understand exactly where you are and what you're experiencing
- I can teach you exactly what it takes to eat with peace and enjoy your food again
I can't wait to share with you how I do that!
- Breast cancer survivor
- Registered Dietitian: 25+ years experience
- Master's degree: health psychology
- NSCA-certified personal trainer
- Specialized training in Intuitive Eating
- Specialized training in eating disorders & disordered eating
- Specialized training in behavior change and mindset
"I don't just understand the nutrition science. I understand why you can't stop worrying about what you eat, even though you've read all the after-breast cancer nutrition books and blogs and followed all the free online diet advice. I've spent my career helping women make peace with food and use nutrition to support their health and well-being, and my own breast cancer experience underscored how important it is that EVERY survivor who wants that, gets that."
— Cathy