The Nourish Collective

The Nourish Collective We are weight-inclusive, HAES® aligned dietitians who specialize in eating disorders & disordered eating.

We are weight-inclusive dietitians with a shared passion for helping individuals heal from eating disorders and disordered eating. While working in private practice, we recognized the need for specialized care in the community. With shared values of compassion, connection and respect, we created The Nourish Collective as a safe place to support individuals heal their relationship with food and their bodies. We empower our clients to connect with their inner wisdom and strength to create a full and joyful life.

📣 Upcoming support groupLarissa is back with another round of Diabetes Without Diet Culture. If you haven’t heard, this ...
02/27/2026

📣 Upcoming support group

Larissa is back with another round of Diabetes Without Diet Culture.

If you haven’t heard, this is a virtual support group where you can expect to dispel common myths around diagnosis and management, plus learn strategies to best support your blood sugar with care rather than control.

In this group there is an emphasis on participants creating community through shared lived experiences and space during sessions to share.

✏️ Details:
4 week group (April 8th - 21st)
Virtual via Zoom
Meet on Wednesdays at 7pm MST
Investment: $247

💭 Questions? Send us a DM!

Building a relationship with your body that is rooted in peace and compassion is not complacency.If you haven’t ever con...
02/23/2026

Building a relationship with your body that is rooted in peace and compassion is not complacency.

If you haven’t ever considered being in relationship with your body, we invite you to get curious.

Being in relationship with your body is a distinctive shift away from trying to control or manage your body.

There can be so much ease found in establishing common and neutral ground with your body.

This is not an act of complacency or neglect, as much as our conditioning (hello diet culture, fitness culture, wellness culture…) wants us to believe.

🌼 We are thrilled to welcome back Piper! 🌼She has been missed, and we know many of you will be just as excited as we are...
02/20/2026

🌼 We are thrilled to welcome back Piper! 🌼

She has been missed, and we know many of you will be just as excited as we are to have her back supporting clients again.

Piper supports clients virtually across Alberta and her availability is now open!

Her areas of interest include the intersection of food relationship and neurodivergence, eating disorder recovery and humans wanting to break free from food/diet rules.

Welcome back, Piper!nourishedrd

We have some really exciting news to share with you!📍Our Edmonton team is growing, and we’re so happy to introduce Megan...
02/17/2026

We have some really exciting news to share with you!

📍Our Edmonton team is growing, and we’re so happy to introduce Megan Hoffman, the newest dietitian to join us.

Megan brings a compassionate, client-centered approach and is passionate about helping people feel more at ease with food and their bodies.

🏡 She will be seeing clients in-person at our Edmonton office starting in March.

Visit our team page to learn more about her areas of interest and who she supports.

🎉 Welcome, Megan!

Health is complex.Your body is complex.Diet and wellness culture tell you it is “simple” by providing lists of “top 5 fo...
02/16/2026

Health is complex.

Your body is complex.

Diet and wellness culture tell you it is “simple” by providing lists of “top 5 foods to eat for longevity” or boiling down health to a simplistic equation.

The reality is there are many factors that impact our health that exist outside of our individual behaviour (we’re talking over 60%!!). If you’re not familiar with the social determinants of health, our latest blog is a good place to start.

This quote from Christy’s book Anti-Diet: Reclaim Your Time, Money, Well-Being, and Happiness Through Intuitive Eating captures an important truth that nutrition science is very rarely causal and much more nuanced that those click bait headlines lead you to believe.

We will leave you with one more favourite quote from this book.

“And when the true cause of inflammation is psychological distress, injustice, and yo-yo dieting, is eating more kale really going to help?”

Food neutrality can be a helpful first step in creating more peace in your food relationship.The words we use to describ...
02/13/2026

Food neutrality can be a helpful first step in creating more peace in your food relationship.

The words we use to describe food can hold a lot of power. From diet culture, we learn to look at foods as black-and-white. For example, “clean eating”, this phrase implies any foods that do not fit in a clean eating pattern must therefore be “dirty”. Or, consider how frequently you hear people discuss how “bad” they were this weekend eating x,y,z foods that fall under the “bad” list.

Using these black-and-white categories for food places moral value on our food choices.

We can practice food neutrality and acknowledge that all foods exist on a spectrum of nourishment, at the same time, without judging if we are a “good” or “bad” person for choosing certain foods. Remember, all food provides nutrients.

Food neutrality is a practice that can be learned. Any new skill we learn as humans takes practice. Consider when you were a child, first learning to tie your shoes; at first it feels really challenging, maybe even awkward at times, but before too long it becomes second nature.

When you’re choosing foods or talking about foods - what words are you using?

Low cook options are for everyone. Perhaps you’re just learning how to cook, or your in a phase of life where your capac...
01/30/2026

Low cook options are for everyone. Perhaps you’re just learning how to cook, or your in a phase of life where your capacity for food preparation is lower, maybe you struggle with chronic fatigue.

These meals typically require at least one or two cook steps using an appliance such as the use of a microwave, toaster or kettle. 

🥣 Instant protein oatmeal and frozen fruit
* Finding an instant oatmeal packet that has added protein invites a more satisfying low-cook meal option and adding frozen fruit offers an additional flavour punch, along with vitamins and minerals.

🍳 Eggs, toast and fruit

🥯 Smoked fish + bagel + cream cheese
* If you aren’t a big fan of fish, try this same meal with smoked tofu to achieve the same savoury flavour.
🧀 Loaded Nachos 
* Grab some tortilla chips and get creative with the toppings - cheese, beans, salsa, corn, tomatoes, avocado, and more!
🍚 Rice bowl - Broccoli (or vegetable of choice), rice and already prepared rotisserie chicken 
* Did you know that you can get both rice and broccoli in microwavable bags?
🍜 Ramen noodles with toppings of your choice (e.g.boiled egg, veggies, sauce)
* Yes, ramen noodles can be a part of your food landscape if you enjoy them. These offer a carbohydrate base to add to, prepare as directed and add your toppings! If you don’t enjoy eggs, you can find protein-enriched ramen noodles, prepare as directed and add some frozen veggies into the mix.

These ideas and more on the blog! Look for Quick & Easy Meals, or Low Cook Meal Ideas 🍽️

Your body is a miraculous vessel that keeps you alive, not an object to be scrutinized. What if we lived in a world wher...
01/18/2026

Your body is a miraculous vessel that keeps you alive, not an object to be scrutinized.

What if we lived in a world where we were taught to appreciate our body from a young age?

It would mean a shift in focus from “how do I look?” to “my worth and value are inherent and do not changed based upon my looks.”

You don’t have to make everything from scratch to be “doing it right.”Let’s normalize outsourcing meal prep.Pre-chopped ...
01/14/2026

You don’t have to make everything from scratch to be “doing it right.”

Let’s normalize outsourcing meal prep.
Pre-chopped produce.
Pre-cooked proteins.
Store-bought sauces.
Frozen foods.
Ready made meals.

Feeding yourself is not a process of collecting points or gold stars for doing it a certain way.

You are worthy of nourishing yourself in a way that feels supportive to all parts of you.

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