Harmony Nutrition

Harmony Nutrition Harmony Nutrition is a dietetic practice, providing nutrition solutions with a holistic and functional approach. What Makes Us Different?

Specialties include adult and pediatric weight management, food sensitivities, gut health, pediatrics, and sports performance. Our Mission:
Your health journey is unique and your nutrition intervention should be unique also. At Harmony Nutrition, we are dedicated to treating the individual and not the condition. We have a dedicated team who is who committed to listening to your story and partnerin

g with you on your journey to optimal health. At Harmony Nutrition we truly believe that “a body in harmony performs at its best”. Whether the goal is weight loss, sports performance, chronic disease management, or developing a better relationship with food, we strive for “harmony” to help the patient reach their goals. We understand that food truly is medicine and we help our patients understand opportunities to use food and nutrition in a positive way to reach their goals. Our team prides itself on providing cutting edge and evidence–based nutrition solutions with a holistic and functional approach for adults and children. Most importantly, we are a place where people can come to and be heard. Specialties include gut health, migraine management, weight management, chronic disease management, diabetes, food sensitivities, eating disorders and sports performance. Our History:
Harmony Nutrition founder, Abby Jellinek–Johnson was born and raised in Marietta Georgia and now resides very close to where she grew up with her husband and three kids. Abby started her career in the health and fitness field as a certified personal trainer, graduating from Indiana University with a degree in Kinesiology in 2005. Her passion for health and wellness led her to pursue a career as a dietitian completing her Master’s Degree in Dietetics in 2014 from Georgia State University. Abby spent two years working for Children’s Health Care of Atlanta at a specialty clinic called the Aerodigestive clinic where she had the opportunity to work with children with digestive and pulmonary conditions. Abby went on to continue her work with children by working with the Center for Rare Neurological Diseases where she continues to contribute to nutrition research on rare neurological conditions including Rett Syndrome, GLUT 1 deficiency, and Pitt Hopkins Syndrome. With her combined experience in sports and personal training, pediatrics, GI, and weight loss Abby recognized a need for healthcare professionals that would take the time to listen to them and provide individualized nutrition in a different way. She envisioned a place where people could get individualized care using evidence–based nutrition from top notch dietitians. In 2018, Harmony Nutrition was born. As the Harmony team grew, Abby looked for dietitians who wanted to go the extra mile for patients by making sure patients fully understood their health condition. Abby built a strong team of registered dietitians who demonstrated the ability to tailor their teaching approach to meet the patient where they are. And that is how Harmony Nutrition was born.

04/16/2026

Alexa Traub, MS, RDN, LD, CLT works with patients to make food allergies and sensitivities feel more manageable. Her focus is simple: real support, practical guidance, and being someone you can rely on when you have questions.

It’s not just about avoiding certain foods. It’s the added pressure of daily decisions, routines, and challenges that come along with it. So having someone by your side to support you can make a difference.

Learn more about Alexa or schedule an appointment at harmonynutritionatl.com

04/14/2026

Abby’s daughter, Hannah, packed her own lunch today!

It’s a mix of foods she enjoys: raspberries, cucumbers, ranch Takis, a cheese stick, and chocolate covered pretzels.

When kids are involved in packing their lunches, it can help build confidence and support a positive relationship with food. It can also help them feel more excited about what they’re eating.

04/09/2026

Radishes are in season and are an easy way to add crunch and flavor to meals. They are often eaten raw but, roasting them softens their peppery flavor and brings out a milder, slightly sweet one.
Have you tried roasted radishes?🫜

Follow for more simple ways to use seasonal foods or visit harmonynutritionatl.com to book with one of our dietitians.

04/07/2026

Dr. Clifford Civil from shares why he trusts Harmony Nutrition as a referral partner for patients who need nutrition support, and how pairing nutrition with physical therapy can make a meaningful difference.

If you’re a provider who also believes in collaborative care, visit us at harmonynutritionatl.com to connect.

Abby Johnson and the Harmony Team have the best time volunteering at GiGi's Playhouse! Gigi’s Playhouse offers free ther...
04/02/2026

Abby Johnson and the Harmony Team have the best time volunteering at GiGi's Playhouse!

Gigi’s Playhouse offers free therapeutic, educational and research-driven programs to individuals of all ages with Down syndrome.

Our dietitians love sharing the joy of cooking and nutrition with our community. Harmony dietitians lead cooking classes at GiGi’s every Thursday and Saturday to teach kitchen skills, try new recipes, and build confidence in the kitchen.

Visit harmonynutritionatl.com/community to learn more about Harmony in the community.

We are sharing a few simple reminders from our dietitian, Emily Salvaggio, BS, RDN, LD, CLC, to close out National Nutri...
03/31/2026

We are sharing a few simple reminders from our dietitian, Emily Salvaggio, BS, RDN, LD, CLC, to close out National Nutrition Month.

Nutrition isn’t one size fits all. What works for someone else may not work for you, and that is okay.�

Eating well doesn’t have to be expensive. Frozen and canned fruits and vegetables can be a healthy, cost-effective way to add more nutrients to your meals.

Balance matters. Including a variety of foods supports your body better than cutting entire food groups out.

Finally, food is meant to be enjoyed. Sustainable habits always beat restriction.

Visit our website, harmonynutritionatl.com, to learn more or book an appointment with a registered dietitian.

03/27/2026

It’s the final week of our Food Label Friday series for National Nutrition Month!

This week, Courtney Buck, MS, RDN, LD, CLT, is back to teach us ways to recognize whole grains on food packages.

Look for “whole wheat” or another whole grain as the first ingredient on the package, and check for the whole grain stamp to guide you.

Visit our website, harmonynutritionatl.com, to get more support from a dietitian.

03/24/2026

Ever wonder what a dietitian eats in a day to hit 40g of fiber? Selena-Maria Foreman, MS, RDN, LD, CLT, shares exactly what she eats to reach this goal!

Why fiber matters:

👉Supports healthy digestion and regular bowel movements
👉Feeds your gut microbiome for overall gut health
👉Helps manage blood sugar and cholesterol levels
👉Keeps you feeling full and satisfied

Breakfast: Chocolate overnight oats with mixed berry basil seed jam — 12.2g fiber

Lunch: Bean salad + an apple — 16.4g fiber

Snack: Dry roasted edamame — 6g fiber

Dinner: Curried collards & bok choy with chicken and chickpeas — 5.7g fiber

03/20/2026

It’s week three of our Food Label Friday series for National Nutrition Month! This week, Courtney Buck, MS, RDN, LD, CLT is back to teach you why the ingredient list tells the real story.

👉 Ingredients are listed by weight: the first 3 ingredients make up most of what you’re eating.�👉 If sugar or refined oils are near the top, that’s a red flag.�👉 Shorter ingredient lists usually mean less processing.

If you wouldn’t cook with it at home or can’t recognize it, it’s worth a pause before adding it to your cart.

🛒 This week’s challenge: Pick ONE product in your pantry and read the ingredient list before eating it.

Curious how we can help you simplify nutrition? Learn more at harmonynutritionatl.com.

Join us in welcoming Alexa Traub, MS, RDN, LD, CLT to the Harmony Nutrition team! Alexa works with both children and adu...
03/16/2026

Join us in welcoming Alexa Traub, MS, RDN, LD, CLT to the Harmony Nutrition team!

Alexa works with both children and adults and supports clients with a variety of nutrition concerns. Her areas of interest include infant nutrition, picky eating, adolescent nutrition, women’s health, pregnancy, weight management, and food allergies/sensitivities.

Learn more about Alexa or book an appointment with her at harmonynutritionatl.com.

03/13/2026

It’s week two of our Food Label Friday series for National Nutrition Month!

This week, our dietitian Courtney Buck, MS, RDN, LD, CLT is back to explain what added sugars on the nutrition facts label mean.

A quick look at the label can help you better understand how much sugar is being added to the foods you eat.

Meet the rest of our dietitians and learn more at harmonynutritionatl.com.


03/11/2026

In honor of Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day and National Nutrition Month, we asked the dietitians at Harmony to answer one question:

What do you love most about being a dietitian?

And their answers say it all!

We are so proud to celebrate our team of registered dietitians today!

Interested in working with a dietitian from our team? Visit harmonynutritionatl.com to learn more or book an appointment.

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1802 Abbey Court
Alpharetta, GA
30004

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16785547576

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