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We All Eat Nutrition Therapy
Compassionate nutrition therapy for eating disorder recovery and a healthier relationship with food.
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About We All Eat Nutrition Therapy
We All Eat Nutrition Therapy is a dedicated wellness center in Houston, TX, specializing in eating disorder recovery, ARFID, and fostering healthier relationships with food. Our team of experienced dietitians provides personalized, non-diet approaches in a supportive and collaborative environment. We work closely with clients and healthcare providers to offer evidence-based care, education, and compassionate guidance on the journey to recovery and nutritional well-being.
Business Info
Location
701 N Post Oak Rd #220, Houston, TX 77024, USA
Services Offered
Eating Disorder Nutrition Therapy
Personalized counseling and meal planning for recovery from eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating.
ARFID Treatment
Specialized support for Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, helping clients expand food acceptance in a gentle way.
Non-Diet Approach Coaching
Guidance to develop a healthier relationship with food without restrictive diets, focusing on intuitive eating and body positivity.
Nutrition Education and Workshops
Educational sessions on nutrition science, meal planning, and sustainable eating habits for individuals and groups.
Collaborative Care Coordination
Seamless communication and teamwork with physicians and therapists to provide integrated treatment for clients.
Reviews
5(5 reviews)
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Kelly Peyton
via Google
over 1 year ago
I highly recommend We All Eats for anyone struggling with an eating disorder, ARFID, or even just wanting to have a healthier relationship with food. I have referred many of my clients there and can attest to the high quality of care and incredible collaboration they give.
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Kayla McEneryvia Google
over 1 year ago
Highly recommend the team at We All Eat. As a physician who has worked worked with Emily across several treatment teams, I know my patients will be supported, educated and helped one step at a time towards eating disorder recovery. She fosters an environment that feels approachable, despite the challenging topics around food. When my patients are seen at We All Eat, I know they will receive personalized recommendations and education around nutrition in order to support them taking the next best step. As a physician, I have also been impressed with her ability to foster a treatment team environment that supports quick and open communication to take care of patients with eating disorders. Highly recommend this group.
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Morgan Sinclairvia Google
over 2 years ago
WOW how lucky the eating disorder community is to have a team of dietitians like those at We All Eat! This is group of kind, compassionate, and caring providers that put so much heart into their work with clients and collaboration with other providers. Their non-diet approach to care is so impactful to both the clients and the community.
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Kelsey Fyffevia Google
over 2 years ago
I have collaborated with Emily, the owner of this practice, for the last 7 years. We have shared many clients together, and I can confidently say: 1. You will be hard pressed to find a dietitian who is more dedicated to eating disorder recovery than she. 2. My clients find her compassionate, understanding, and enthusiastic about their care. 3. I cannot recommend her, or her practice, enough.
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Alexa Shankvia Google
over 2 years ago
Emily and her team of dietitians at We All Eat are awesome! They are knowledgeable about all things eating disorders and will never suggest a diet approach. They stay up-to-date on current research and best practices for treatment. Each of the dietitians on the team is collaborative and responsive to questions and concerns. They also have a really friendly, laid back environment that can make a really difficult appointment much more comfortable. I highly recommend We All Eat if you are looking for a caring and compassionate dietitian to help you through recovery.
