My office is conveniently located in Cambridge, MA, between Harvard and Central Squares and is a short walk from public transportation.

They can vary but generally my first appointment of the day is 8:30am and the last is 4pm.

Yes. I have a driveway for you to park in or there is plenty of street (non-metered) parking if you are a Cambridge resident.

Yes I do.

Yes, I have a 24-hr cancellation policy that I ask you to sign when you complete my intake paperwork.

It varies but working with me means you are making a commitment to your health and this takes time. On average, I work with clients 3-6 months but some clients I have been with for several years.

Absolutely. Riverside Nutrition keeps all personal and medical information safe and secure via Healthie, a HIPPA-compliant platform developed specifically for registered dietitians.

Yes, I sure do. I work with kids on a number of health issues including picky eating, diets specific for neurologic conditions such as ADHD, autism and epilepsy, and those just looking to eat healthier.

All RDs are nutritionists but not all nutritionists are RDs. And unfortunately, anyone can call themselves a “nutritionist” whether they sell supplements or just read a book on nutrition. A registered dietitian (RD) or a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) is a nationally recognized credential. This individual has fulfilled specific requirements, including a bachelor’s degree with coursework approved by the Commission on Dietetic Registration, a 1200+ hour supervised practice program successfully passed the national RD exam, and maintaining continued education requirements for re-licensure and certification.

A health journey of any sort can feel overwhelming, but that’s what I’m here to help with! The best place to start is to fill out my contact form so we can schedule a 15-minute call to figure out what’s going on and the best course of action for you to take.