I'm an Intuitive Eating Dietitian and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner with over 14 years of experience in nutrition counselling. Instead of following fad diets that often lead to guilt around eating, I can guide you to eat in a way that is flexible and realistic.
My goals are to help you develop a satisfying relationship with food while also meeting your body's nutrition needs so that you can feel well and have the energy to meet the demands of daily life. I specialize in working with disordered eating concerns. Working one-on-one, I take the time to listen to your concerns and help you work towards feeling better in your body.
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Author: Selene Yan
Selene Yan
Do you feel out of control with eating? Are you confused about nutrition and wanting to have a more peaceful relationship to food & body? I’m an Intuitive Eating Dietitian and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner with over 15 years of experience in nutrition counselling. Instead of following fad diets that often lead to guilt around eating, I can guide you to eat in a way that is flexible and realistic. My goals are to help you develop a satisfying relationship with food while also meeting your body’s nutrition needs so that you can feel well and have the energy to meet the demands of daily life. I specialize in working with disordered eating concerns. Working one-on-one, I take the time to listen to your concerns and help you work towards feeling better in your body. Reaching out for help can often be the hardest step. If you do reach out, I offer
Mindful Eating Mondays Online Group
This group is all about practicing mindful eating skills to support a healthier relationship with food. Learn strategies to support your nervous system to help you feel calmer and more regulated inside. What Is Mindful Eating? Mindful eating is the practice of eating with present-moment awareness, engaging your five senses. It’s the opposite of distracted eating—like eating while watching TV or scrolling your phone—which can disconnect you from your body’s cues. This disconnection often makes it hard to recognize when you’re full or truly satisfied, leading to overeating or a sense of something “missing” at the end of a meal. Mindful eating helps slow down the process, so you can stay connected to your body’s signals of hunger, fullness, and emotional satisfaction. It can help you better understand your body’s needs. What You’ll Learn from Mindful Eating Mondays Weekly mindful eating practices to reconnect with hunger, fullness, and satisfaction. Address food cravings and emotional
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