
YOUR GESTATIONAL DIABETES &
PREGNANCY NUTRITION EXPERT: SAM IVEY
You got the diagnosis.
Together let's make sure
insulin isn't your only option.
A GD diagnosis comes with a glucometer and a pamphlet. You deserve more than that. A real plan that looks at your food, your sleep, your stress, and how your body responds. That's what I do.
So what's the difference between a dietician and a holistic nutrition therapist?
Registered
Dietician
Trained in clinical nutrition within the medical model.
Focuses on macronutrient targets and lab values
Recommends standard plans based on GD guidelines
Typically works within hospital or clinical settings
Holistic Nutrition Therapist
Focuses on nutrient density and your unique response to food - because no two women with GD are the same.
Looks beyond your plate -your sleep, stress, and movement all matter.
Views food as your most powerful tool for managing GD before insulin.
Considers the whole person - physical, emotional, and environmental health - not just the numbers on your glucometer.
Quality Credentials to Support You
Certified Master Nutrition Therapist

13 in-depth advanced science courses, achieving an A grade in all, deepening expertise in holistic nutrition, biochemistry, and human health.
Behavioral Change Specialist

Trained in motivational interviewing techniques to empower clients in overcoming barriers, fostering self-efficacy, and creating sustainable health habits for long-term success.
Certified Yoga Instructor

200-hour yoga teacher training, enhancing knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry while strengthening my ability to guide individuals toward wellness


