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The Global Dietitian

Personalized nutrition coaching services from a registered dietitian for individuals, couples, kids. Dietitian, foodie, athlete, mom, traveler.

Passionate about health and nutrition.

14/06/2026

Your friendly-yet-urgent reminder that while body & weight changes are visible (and frustrating!) it’s often the changes you *cannot* yet see that can have the most dramatic long-term effects and/or consequences.

Don’t lose the forest by focusing on a single tree in midlife. Make sure you (and your healthcare team) are taking a broad and holistic look at your health - cardiovascular, metabolic, digestive, bone and mental health all experience changes or disruptions and may need support.

Keys to Supporting “The Forest”:

- Get regular labs done (esp glucose, insulin, A1C, iron/ferritin, vitamin D, liver and kidney function, cholesterol)
- Get a DEXA scan when possible
- Eat for energy, vitality, gut health and disease prevention
- Exercise for strength, bone density & mobility
- Eliminate health-limiting habits like smoking and alcohol
- Prioritize sleep. Schedule a sleep study (apnea in women is increasingly common) if you don’t feel rested even after sufficient sleep
- Add treatments like hormone therapy as appropriate (talk to your doctor). It is powerful and preventative!
- Stress management is not a “nice to have” at this time of life, but a metabolic necessity!
- Seek out social and emotional support! You don’t have to go this alone.

13/06/2026

Sneak Peek!
I’m putting the finishing touches on my presentation for the upcoming Fundamentals of Perimenopause Nutrition workshop I’m hosting live in Luxembourg on Thursday, June 25th at 18:00.

We will be talking about health and body changes AND most importantly, strategies you can use to feel better and protect your health for the long term.

It has been a lot of fun gathering all the latest research and building out worksheets and other materials to share with participants!

It will be an intimate setting and there are only 4 places left, so if you’d still like to join, please register quickly!

https://www.theglobaldietitian.com/tgd-events

Additional workshops in this perimenopause nutrition series (taking place in September and beyond) will include:
- Managing Inflammation & Gut Health
- Integrative Approaches to Symptom Relief & Metabolic Health
- Neurodivergence in Perimenopause

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07/06/2026

More Malaga loveliness and lots of good food! 🇪🇸

06/06/2026

Weekends are made for girls’ trips, sun, sea, tapas, food tours and lasting friendships. 💕

04/06/2026

This is just a reminder that it’s ok to feel ambivalent about body changes. They can feel unpredictable and uncontrollable.

But you only get this one body. Feed it, nourish it, exercise it, treat it with care. She’ll take you far!

And, you’re worthy and wonderful regardless of the appearance or size of your body. Even (especially!) if that changes.

03/06/2026

Another day, another amazing Lëtz Menopause workshop. The power of women supporting women is just incredible and awe-inspiring. Even with all my training (and lived experience!) on the subject I learned new things, and importantly, made new connections and got to share stories with other women about the challenges and delights (yes, there are some!) of this time of life. Thanks Susanne, Caroline, Marthe, and the amazing Cathy for including me. 🥰

02/06/2026

What an amazing evening with the team from Lëtz Menopause to kick off women’s health week/la semaine de la santé de la femme! They hosted a great FREE workshop on understanding and navigating the menopause transition for women. So many deep conversations, so much compassion and active listening, sharing and connection! I can’t wait to go back tomorrow for the second session! Bravo .luxembourg and all the others who made this fabulous event happen. 🥰👏🎉 🇱🇺

31/05/2026

Live Event Alert for Luxembourg Ladies!

Think you might be in perimenopause (or are hitting 40 and aren’t sure what to expect)?

Feeling like your body is changing and kind of out of control?

Unsure of what to eat, drink or do for exercise anymore?

Wondering if how you eat, sleep and move can have positive effects on your health and symptoms? (spoiler: YES!)

If you answered yes to any of the above, this live workshop is for you!

Please join us on Thursday, 25 June at 18:00 in Limpertsberg for the first in a series of workshops on nutrition & lifestyle for perimenopause and beyond. Details in the attached flyer (scan QR code to register or hit the

Places are limited so register soon. 💕

20/05/2026

I posted yesterday about some of the joys of food and the inherent celebration, comfort and connection that’s often involved with eating. While this is true for many people, food definitely isn’t fun, joyous, delightful for comforting for ALL people. Today’s post is an acknowledgement for these tender and sensitive folks.

The reality is that food is like a never-ending task that must be done multiple times daily, forever and ever until we’re dead. For many people, food can be seen as a chore, a task, a “to do” that requires planning, preparation, focus and attention. This isn’t something that everyone has the capacity for.

Having a steady supply of food also requires resources, such as time, money, access to a place to purchase food, a way to transport it home, and a place to store and preserve it so it doesn’t go bad. Not everyone has this. Many many do not.

Preparing food requires appliances, utensils, storage space, and cooking skills. Ability to read and follow recipes is also a highly useful skill. Again, these aren’t things universally available to all.

And for some, food smells awful, looks gross, feels uncomfortable in their mouth, tastes disgusting or actively makes them nauseous. Or, perhaps food was involved in a traumatic experience in the past, such as choking or swallowing difficulties, and is aversive, frightening and anxiety-provoking.

In many of these cases, food is unpleasant, overwhelming, exhausting and generally problematic. Facing it every day is a major energy drain, yet it’s also the very thing that is needed to gain energy.

For those of you who find food to be less than joyful, I see you too. You are not alone and you’re not weird or a problem.

Reach out if you or a family member struggle with food. It doesn’t have to be quite so hard, or isolating.

19/05/2026

I see a lot of clients who have significant shame around “emotional” eating, and it makes me sad. Eating (for most people, not all!) is inherently a comforting and joyous activity. Food plays a major role in our day to day life, in our family life, in social connections with others, special occasions and cultural celebrations.

Eating is also critical to our survival. Shaming individuals for enjoying food or finding comfort in it feels a bit like shaming someone for needing to breathe or sleep. Getting by on the least amount possible doesn’t seem like a recipe for happiness or good health.

Nourishing our body can also fill up our soul. It can provide feelings of comfort, peace, pleasure, happiness and joy. These aren’t really “optional” components of good mental health!

And for neurodivergent individuals food can be an accessible, affordable, and fast way to regulate our brains, moods, emotions. Or a pause to regroup before assessing how to move forward.

Yes, food shouldn’t be anyone’s ONLY tool for managing these things, but sometimes it’s the easiest place to start. This initial regulation can make space for reflection, choice, decision-making, next steps.

So please don’t feel bad about “emotional eating.” You’re doing what you can in a tough situation. And, if you find that you need more support with building additional tools for nervous system regulation, nourishing your body well and navigating food and mood, please reach out!

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