Nutrition specialty

Hormonal Health

Nutrition care for PCOS, perimenopause, menopause, fertility, and thyroid conditions, built around your symptoms, labs, and goals.

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Dietitians for this specialty

Anna

Amy

Emily

Marissa

Why It Matters

13%

Up to 13% of women of reproductive age have PCOS.

85%

Up to 85% of women experience symptoms during perimenopause.

1 in 2

women over 50 will break a bone due to osteoporosis.

Often missed

Many hormonal imbalances are dismissed as stress, weight, or aging.

Could This Be You?

Experience irregular or painful periods

Struggle with unexplained weight gain or difficulty losing weight

Notice acne, hair thinning, or excess facial/body hair

Feel fatigued, foggy, or moody without a clear cause

Experience hot flashes, night sweats, or disrupted sleep

Have poor bone density or a history of fractures

Feel like you’re eating well but still have concerning labs

Were told “everything looks normal” but feel far from it

Hormonal Health Concerns We Support

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

PCOS affects up to 13% of women of reproductive age, with symptoms like irregular periods, elevated androgen levels, and insulin resistance.

How we help

Balanced meal plans to stabilize blood sugar and reduce insulin resistance
Anti-inflammatory foods to help manage symptoms
Guidance on evidence-based supplements

Perimenopause and Menopause

Perimenopause can last 4–10 years before menopause, with fluctuating hormones and unpredictable symptoms.

How we help

Key nutrients to support bone and heart health
Food sources of phytoestrogens to ease hot flashes and night sweats
Strategies to improve sleep and reduce stress-related eating

Bone Loss, Osteopenia, and Osteoporosis

After menopause, women can lose up to 20% of bone density, increasing fracture risk.

How we help

Assessment of your intake of key bone-health nutrients
Mediterranean-style meals to help lower fracture risk
Enough protein to prevent muscle loss

Thyroid Disorders

Hypothyroidism, Hashimoto’s, and hyperthyroidism affect metabolism, energy, digestion, and mood.

How we help

Thyroid-supportive nutrients, without excess
Fiber and meal timing that support digestion and medication absorption
Coordination with your provider on labs and medication timing

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)

Hormonal shifts across the menstrual cycle can affect mood, cravings, bloating, breast tenderness, and energy.

How we help

Mood-supportive nutrients
Fiber, hydration, and steady meals to ease bloating and cravings
Gentle, consistent movement to ease tension and support mood

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How We Help

Adequate Intake

Ensure balanced meals to support metabolic health and hormone regulation.

Nutrient Optimization

Incorporate nutrient-dense foods to address deficiencies and promote hormonal balance.

Targeted Supplementation

Recommend supplements based on symptoms and lab results — no blanket protocols.

Lab Analysis & Interpretation

Assess key hormone markers to identify patterns and guide nutrition strategies.

Interoceptive Awareness

Reconnect with hunger, fullness, and fatigue cues to better understand hormonal shifts.

Cycle Support

Align nutrition with different phases of the menstrual cycle to reduce symptoms and improve energy.

Inflammation Management

Integrate anti-inflammatory foods to reduce chronic inflammation that can worsen hormonal imbalances.

Blood Sugar Stability

Use balanced meals and consistent eating patterns to support insulin sensitivity and prevent hormone fluctuations.

Gut Health & Hormones

Support the gut microbiome to aid hormone metabolism and reduce estrogen dominance.

Stress Regulation

Implement food and lifestyle strategies to reduce stress-related hormone imbalances.

Thyroid Support

Address nutrition gaps that impact thyroid hormone production and metabolism.

Medication & Nutrition Integration

Optimize food choices to complement hormone-related medications or therapies.

Session Topics & Timeline

Visit 1

Full Clinical Assessment

Hormone diagnosis and symptom review, including labs if available
Blood sugar, metabolic health, and past dieting history
Review of your current eating patterns

Visits 2–3

Blood Sugar Balance

Carb pairing strategies
Reading food labels
Gentle nutrition goals and your plan

Visits 4–5

Appetite Regulation

Physical vs. emotional hunger
Balanced snacks for steady blood sugar
Mindful eating without tracking or restriction

Visits 6–7

Gut Health Foundations

The gut’s role in hormonal health
Building gut diversity
Functional foods, probiotics, and prebiotics

Visits 7–9

Movement & Stress

Benefits of different types of movement
Movement as strength and stress relief, never punishment
Basic stress management

Visit 10

Supplement Layering

Evidence-based supplements for your condition
Safe timing and dosing, coordinated with your doctor
A food-first approach

Visits 10–12

Emotional Eating & Body Image

Emotional eating patterns
Building a coping toolbox
Body image and body neutrality work

Visits 12+

Long-Term Resilience

Flexible, sustainable eating and movement habits
A flare-up prevention and maintenance plan
Fewer visits once you’re stable

Visit timing is a guide. Your dietitian adjusts the pace to your needs.