A registered dietitian for Anaheim — virtually.

Anaheim is Orange County's second-largest city and one of its most diverse — a place that spans the resort and Platinum Triangle districts around Disneyland, Angel Stadium and the Honda Center, the established neighborhoods of West and Central Anaheim, and the affluent foothills of Anaheim Hills out toward Yorba Linda.

It's also a city that runs on non-standard schedules. A large share of residents work in hospitality, healthcare and service roles with shifts that don't fit a 9-to-5 clinic — which is exactly where virtual care earns its keep: appointments happen around your hours, not the other way around.

Across all of that variety, the nutrition concerns are familiar — hormones, blood sugar, gut health and a sustainable relationship with food — and they respond best to a plan built around your real life, not a template.

Anaheim is big and spread out, and a lot of its residents work shifts. A standing in-person appointment at a fixed mid-day hour is hard to keep when your schedule rotates — virtual care removes that problem entirely by meeting around your hours from wherever you are.

Each session is a video visit. We talk through what's actually going on — symptoms, energy, blood sugar, what you ate last week — and you leave with a personalized plan and resources I send right after, with follow-ups to keep iterating.

I'm based in Orange County and virtual-first. Select in-person sessions in OC are available by request, but the practice is built around telehealth so care stays consistent.

A large share of Anaheim clients come in for PCOS, hormone work and insulin resistance — irregular cycles, fatigue, blood sugar that feels off, energy crashes that don't line up with what they're eating. We work upstream of symptoms with a sustainable, food-first plan that's actually maintainable around a real schedule.

Gut health (IBS, reflux, low-FODMAP done properly) and diabetes & metabolic health are the other big buckets — and worth flagging that medical nutrition therapy for diabetes and prediabetes is often insurance-covered. All of it is weight-inclusive: progress is measured in labs, energy, cycles and symptoms, never the scale.