Specialties
- Diabetes or prediabetes
- General health
- Heart disease
- Heart health
- Help losing weight
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Nutrition support
- Prediabetes
- Total parenteral nutrition (TPN)
- Tube feeding (EN)
Approaches
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Meal planning💛
Relationship with food⭐
Weight-neutral🔍
Research-focused
Identifies as
- Female
Minimum patient age
About Savannah
Hi, my name is Savannah! I have an MS in Clinical Nutrition and have spent the past year and a half working as a registered, licensed dietitian in an acute care setting. My approach centers on practical steps that fit into real life. I use my empathetic nature to understand people's eating behavior, then help simplify choices so that change seems manageable. Outside of work, you’ll find me walking my dog, cooking, or relaxing with a video game.
Approach to care
Food involves both science and lived experience, so my approach blends evidence-based guidance with warmth and realism. I practice from a weight-neutral, Health at Every Size perspective and focus on behaviors rather than numbers. Together we’ll turn nutrition research into clear, practical steps that actually fit your life. I’m here to listen without judgment, teach the skills you need, and offer support and accountability as you build sustainable habits.
Your first session with Savannah
You can come as you are, no pressure to have everything figured out. We'll review your medical history and current routines, talk about what matters to you, and set one or two short-term goals together. From there we'll create a simple, realistic meal plan you can try between visits. The conversation is collaborative and judgment-free, and we'll leave with clear next steps that feel achievable.
Location
📍 Fayetteville, Arkansas
Education
BS in Human Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Arkansas; MS in Clinical Nutrition from RUSH University, Chicago, IL
Hobbies
Hiking, playing video games, cooking
Licenses and Certifications
LD - Licensed Dietitian
MS - Master of Science
RD - Registered Dietitian
