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Nutrition Counseling

 

Trina Weber, MS, RDN, LDN, CEDRD, LLC

Registered Dietitian Nutritionist

Certified Eating Disorder Specialist

4415 Duke St, Suite 2W

Kalamazoo, MI 49008

tm_weber@yahoo.com

Ph. (269) 873-9108

Fax (616) 965-7968

Facebook: Trina Weber, Registered Dietitian

 

 

WHO I AM

I am a registered dietitian who counsels people in overall wellness, sports nutrition, stomach/intestinal issues, or eating disorders. I am a certified eating disorder treatment specialist through the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (Iaedp). Since 2003, I  have been in private practice and/or in a university setting where I see people one-on-one, present to various groups, and lead meal groups and support groups. The goal of my practice is optimal body function achieved through manageable, measurable steps. I focus on intuitive eating, where we eat when we're hungry, stop when we're full, and eat a wide variety of all foods in moderation. No foods are labeled "good", "bad", "healthy", or "junk". We also balance what we eat with appropriate, joyful physical activity.

Seminar Topics

Positive Body Image for Children and Teenagers

What is an Eating Disorder? How do I Prevent it? How do I Help a Friend?WhatJUN

Basic Sports Nutrition

Overall Wellness

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Groups Who Use My Services:                                                                                         Signs of an                                                                                                                                                               Eating Disorder:

  • Girl & Boy Scouts

  • Running Groups

  • Young Gymnasts

  • High School Sports Teams

  • College SportsTeams

  • Elementary, Middle and High Schools

  • Dance Studios

  • Preoccupation with food, body shape, and weight

  • Intense fear of being "fat"

  • Significant decrease in variety of foods

  • Obsession with exercise

  • Withdrawal from social events involving food

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