Katie is an eating disorder dietitian who works beneath the surface of food behaviours — curious about what they mean, where they came from, and what they've been protecting.
Much of her work lives in the territory of eating disorders, disordered eating, and food struggles that have been present for a long time — including the ones that have never quite fit a label, but have shaped a life nonetheless.
She also works across digestive health, neurodivergence, PCOS, and POTS, and brings the same unhurried, genuinely curious attention to all of it.
Her work is body-inclusive, recovery-oriented, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming. It is grounded in a systems lens: food behaviours are not isolated problems to fix, but responses that once made sense within a particular environment.
Many of the people Katie sees have felt dismissed or misunderstood in healthcare before. She takes histories seriously, moves at your pace, and stays curious about what eating well might actually look like in your particular life.
