Love, Jenni K

Love, Jenni K disabled fat sober auDHD dietitian nutritionist + intuitive eating counselor with diabetes 😷🩼🇵🇸 This practice is currently full for clients.

Limited slots are open for group and one-on-one supervision. This practice should be accepting new clients again in summer 2024. To be put on the client waiting list for when discovery calls and scheduling reopens, contact me at jenn at lovejennik dot com. With over 14 years of medical nutrition therapy, nutrition counseling and coaching, wellness program consulting, and clinical experience, Love,

Jenni K (Jenni K Nutrition, LLC) services are here to support the healing of your relationship with food, body, and yourself. Body- and food-related reasons clients come to see me:

- affirming and validating stims/fidgets for regulation, including eating

- anti-oppressive lens for validating and affirming client’s humanity

- avoidant and/or restrictive food intake support

- binge eating normalizing, healing, and support

- body image and relationship support

- care beyond the binaries of the medical and wellness industrial complexes

- client-centered and -directed sessions where the power dynamic stays on the client's side

- diabetes education, management, and non-stigmatizing support

- disability-affirming spaceholding and placefinding

- disconnected eating support

- disordered eating healing and support

- eating disorder coping, recovery, and support outside the traditional treatment model

- exploration of environmental- and stress-related eating issues (including mast cell activation syndrome, or MCAS)

- fat and body justice and liberation

- fat-positive relatedness and holding a generative space in healing from the fat industrial complex

- first and foremost, fed is best

- food anxiety and food avoidance support

- HAES®-aligned care, healing, and support

- healing from substance abuse for weight manipulation

- healing from weight cycling/yo-yo dieting

- identity-affirming care

- intuitive eating reclaiming and reimagining

- momentum (rhythms and flow states) centered above obligations and routines

- neurodiversity-affirming approaches to food and body

- non-stigmatizing healing and support

- non-stigmatizing support of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)

- normalizing emotional eating

- relational healing (healing through relationship)

- religious trauma and healing from perfectionism and purity ideals

- support and healing with food hoarding/panemic-based food insecurity

- support and healing with obsessive and compulsive eating

- trauma-responsive and trauma-sensitive support



Jenn Jackson, MPH, RDN, LD, is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor in what is now known as Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA (Turtle Island), on occupied Tiwa territory. She pays rent monthly while on this land and is in full support of (literal return of 100% of ancestral lands to all native peoples and additional reparations). For more information please browse to: https://www.honornativelandtax.org/


Her primary work is with disordered eating and eating disorders for those clients most marginalized by the fat, medical, and wellness industrial complexes, traditional eating disorder treatment model, and within the larger kyriarchy (oppressive and dominating) societal structure. Centering the most marginalized comes first in this practice. All services at Jenni K Nutrition, LLC, are anti-oppressive, disability-affirming, fat-positive, HAES®-aligned, queer- and trans-affirming, actively non-diet, kink- and sex-positive, trauma-sensitive and -responsive, from a neurodiversity-affirming approach, and are both justice- and liberation-driven. All Medical Nutrition Therapy services are 100% virtual and private pay at this time, and include the following states in the United States: AZ, CA, CO, NM, NY. All Coaching, Consulting, Counseling, and Supervision services can be done from and to any location worldwide. Out-of-pocket Medical Nutrition Therapy, Coaching, and Counseling rates are:

$250 for 80-minute initial consultation session

$150 for 50-minute follow-up session


Supervision rates are:

$200 for 55-minute group supervision (up to 3 supervisees total)

$175 for 55-minute one-on-one supervision



For Consulting rates, please contact me directly at jenn at lovejennik dot com. This practice accepts major credit and debit cards for private pay fee-for-service worldwide, accepts both HSA and FSA cards, and provides Superbills for out-of-network deductible and out-of-pocket reimbursement within the United States. Reduced rates, including equity and student rates, are available on a limited basis for private pay clients. Insurance credentialing/paneling in the US continues to be pending (we are currently in our 60-100 day waiting period/appeal processes for multiple insurances, and credentialed but not yet paneled for multiple insurances on a TBD basis). Updates will be added here as available later in spring/summer 2024.

09/10/2026

Our HAES® Principles say that health is a sociopolitical construct, shaped by white supremacy, anti-Black racism, ableism, and healthism. Our Framework of Care asks us to understand people within the conditions in which they actually live. Our Purpose, Vision, and Values call us toward a world where all bodies are liberated. This MUST change how we think about labor.

“Health” is often tied to whether the most marginalized of us, especially fat, Black, disabled, chronically ill, poor, and others living at systematically oppressed intersections, can keep working.

It comes down to whether or not we can get out of bed, show up performing health, and produce. It often means that we push through pain, exhaustion, illness, and/or disability. It means contributing enough to justify what we need.

Even our conversations about wellbeing can quietly reproduce this. We're told to rest so we can return to work. We seek care to become functional again and manage our chronic illness so we can remain productive. What happens when we can't?

A person can be able to work and still be unwell. A person can be healthy by whatever measure we've chosen and still deserve rest. Rest doesn't need to restore our productivity to have value. Care doesn't need to make us functional again to be worthwhile.

A liberatory approach to health cannot make care, belonging, resources, dignity, or community contingent on our ability to labor. Our bodies don't owe labor in exchange for these things. The person who cannot work is not a failed version of the person who can.

If our liberation only works for bodies capable of producing, it isn't liberation for ALL bodies.

Image description: ASDAH Labor Day graphic reading, “Health is not our capacity to labor.” It emphasizes that people who cannot work are not failed versions of those who can, and that care, dignity, resources, and belonging should not depend on productivity. A diverse group of people, including wheelchair users, appears above the ASDAH logo.

08/23/2026

Image description: a BlueSky post by Misa on Wheels that reads:

“Society: “Disabled people should work.”

Also Society:

-Gets rid of remote work

-Makes workplace accommodations extremely difficult to obtain

-Little to no accessible public transportation

-Takes away benefits and support disabled people need to work in the first place if they earn income”

08/23/2026
08/18/2026

One of the things I come back to again and again in eating disorder work: the same behavior can mean completely different things for two different people.

Take self-weighing. For one client, stepping on the scale once a week might be a clear sign of relapse. For another - someone who used to weigh themselves five times a day - that same behavior might represent real, meaningful progress.

Same behavior. Entirely different meaning and impact.

This is why I'm so cautious about rules and checklists in this work. The behavior on the surface will never tell you the whole story. You have to go deeper.

08/18/2026

What does weight-inclusive medicine look like in the exam room?

Join Mara Gordon, MD, for Clinical Practice: Applying Weight-Inclusive Medicine in Patient Care, an interactive WIM 101 session focused on translating weight-inclusive principles into practical, everyday clinical care.

Participants will explore how to navigate common clinical scenarios, communicate without reinforcing weight stigma, and provide respectful, evidence-based care that supports patients across the weight spectrum.

📅 September 11, 2026
🕙 10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET
⏱️ 90 minutes
💻 Live online

Free for AWSIM members and students. $40 for non-members.

Register today and strengthen your ability to put weight-inclusive medicine into practice.

🔗 Registration link in bio

08/18/2026

How does anti-fatness move from medical institutions into our most intimate relationships?

Join AWSIM for a live conversation with award-winning author and scholar Sabrina Strings, PhD, exploring the connections between race science, medicine, family, and the intimate transmission of anti-fatness.

Shamed from a Place of Love: How the Fear of Fat Black Bodies Comes Home to the Black Family

Thursday, September 17, 2026
12:00 PM PT | 3:00 PM ET
Live webinar

Together, we will examine how fear and shame surrounding fat Black bodies can be reproduced within families, including when they are expressed through the language of love, care, health, and protection.

Register today: www.awsim.org

08/14/2026

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