telehealth Nutrition counseling with

jamie schwartz RD, ldN

Personalized Nutrition Counseling Rooted in Compassion, Science, and Respect

Nutrition counseling with Jamie aims to to help you reconnect with food in a way that feels nourishing, sustainable, and empowering. Her approach is centered around individualized nutrition care that supports both your physical health and your relationship with food — because both matter.

This is a trauma-informed and identity-affirming practice that honors the diverse lived experiences of every person we work with. All bodies, backgrounds, and identities are welcome here — your story matters, and your care should reflect that.

Jamie works with clients navigating a variety of nutrition challenges, including:

  • Eating disorder recovery – offering compassionate support and nonjudgmental guidance as you rebuild trust with food and your body.

  • Post-bariatric surgery and GLP-1 medication support – helping you nourish your body safely and effectively in a new phase of your health journey.

  • Digestive health concerns – creating realistic, evidence-informed plans tailored to your symptoms, preferences, and lifestyle.

  • Nutrition clarity seekers – cutting through the noise of diet trends and misinformation with science-based strategies that are grounded, practical, and personalized.

Jamie doesn’t believe in one-size-fits-all plans, food rules, or fear-based nutrition. We believe in collaboration, curiosity, and care — and we’re here to help you make peace with food and feel confident in your choices.

Whether you’re looking to heal, adapt, or learn, you’re welcome here. Let’s work together to find what nourishment means for you.

Contact Jamie today:

Contact@AppetiteForLifeNutrition.com

(214) 449-0020

specialties

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  • Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, OSFED

  • Disordered eating/ Chronic dieting

  • Post-Bariatric Surgery

  • GLP-1 Inhibitors

  • Peri and Post-Menopause

  • Intuitive Eating

  • Digestive Issues

  • Body Image Disturbance

  • Non-diet/ Anti-diet approach

  • Health at Every Size (R)

  • Trauma-informed care

  • Mindful Eating

  • Health and Wellness

  • Behavioral Change

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