Focuses on calories and general dietary guidelines.
Recommends standard plans to manage symptoms.
Uses a reductionist approach to break food into parts (calories, grams, nutrients).
May not consider emotional, environmental, or lifestyle factors in-depth.
Focuses on nutrient density, quality, and your unique needs.
Creates customized plans to address root causes.
Views food as medicine and part of a larger wellness system.
Considers the whole person—physical, emotional, and environmental health.
Holistic Nutrition Therapy takes a whole-person approach to wellness, focusing on the unique needs of each individual. It looks beyond just food and addresses the root causes of health issues to create lasting, sustainable changes. By integrating nutrition with lifestyle factors like stress management, sleep, and emotional health, it supports your body’s natural ability to heal and thrive.