Clinical support
Nutrition that works alongside your care team.
Medical nutrition therapy built on structured assessment and laboratory review — not a protocol pulled off a shelf. It works alongside your medical care, never in place of it.
Bodies whose needs have changed.
People living with a condition that changes what their body needs — including gastrointestinal conditions, autoimmune conditions, thyroid disorders, iron deficiency, and metabolic conditions.
Assess, plan, review — with the plan changing as the numbers do.
Structured assessment and laboratory review, medical history, and how the condition affects what you absorb.
Medical nutrition therapy built for your physiology and your situation — not a protocol pulled off a shelf.
Panels repeated; the plan changes when the numbers do, and the record shows why.
The laboratory markers relevant to your condition and how it affects absorption and requirement, read against the reference that fits you.
You arrange your own bloodwork. Sarah shares the list of preferred markers to request from your physician or lab, and the panel is billed by the lab directly.
This works alongside your medical care rather than replacing it. No referral needed to book, and notes can be shared with your physician if you want them to be.
Some of it is measurable.
Conditions that affect absorption produce deficiencies that can show up as cognitive and mood symptoms long before anyone connects them. Those are testable, and worth ruling out.
Low mood, brain fog, and fatigue get treated as purely psychological far more often than they get investigated. Iron, B12, folate, vitamin D, and thyroid status are testable, and deficiencies in each are associated with exactly those symptoms. This does not replace mental health care, and it is not a claim that food fixes depression. It is the part of the picture worth ruling out — and it is rarely checked properly.
This is nutrition care, not mental health treatment. It works alongside the care of your physician and mental health professional and does not replace either. If you are struggling, please speak to a healthcare provider.
Support: National Alliance for Eating Disorders helpline — 1-866-662-1235.
Where to start.
Start here
Initial nutrition assessment
$175
Structured assessment and laboratory review, with a plan built on what the results show.
Your assessment is credited toward your first month if you begin a program within 30 days.
Book nowOngoing care · Core
Core
$195/month
One consult a month, plan updates, EXCEND™ access, and secure messaging. $1,950 prepaid annually.
Ongoing care · Intensive
Intensive
$345/month
Two consults a month, labs reviewed each block, EXCEND™ access, plan updates, and secure messaging. $3,450 prepaid annually.
$175 assessment to start — credited toward your first month — then Core at $195 a month or Intensive at $345 a month for ongoing care. No referral needed. This is a self-pay practice; a superbill is available on request for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Laboratory panels are billed by the lab directly.
Individual services.
A performance blood panel, collected through a physician, with Sarah’s interpretation of deficiency and sub-optimal results and corrective food and supplement recommendations.
Three sessions across a training block, with an individual fluid and electrolyte plan.
Laboratory panels are billed by the lab directly — fees cover Sarah’s analysis and recommendations.
Alongside your care team
Get in touch.
Tell us a little about your situation and we'll arrange your initial assessment.