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Julia brings compassion, honesty, and deep understanding into every session. With a calm and validating presence, she creates a safe space for patients to explore the often complex relationships they have with food, body image, and self-worth.
Her counseling style is rooted in intuitive eating, flexible nutrition, and self-trust. Patients often leave sessions with greater clarity, relief, and a renewed confidence in their ability to nourish themselves without shame or rigidity.
"I grew up as a dancer and internalized rigid ideas about food, body size, and worth. For years, I struggled with restriction, guilt, and the exhausting cycle of trying to 'eat perfectly.'
Discovering intuitive eating—and unlearning everything I thought I knew about food—was transformative.
Now, I help others rewrite their food narratives, remove stress from eating, and find freedom in feeding themselves well—body and soul."
University of Connecticut Coordinated Program in Dietetics (2023)
University of Connecticut (2025)
UConn Student Health and Wellness (August 2023 – May 2025)
Digital Health Intervention for College Students, University of Connecticut (August 2023 – May 2025)
Dietitian Driven (2025–Present)
Julia brings compassion, honesty, and deep understanding into every session. With a calm and validating presence, she creates a safe space for patients to explore the often complex relationships they have with food, body image, and self-worth.
Her counseling style is rooted in intuitive eating, flexible nutrition, and self-trust. Patients often leave sessions with greater clarity, relief, and a renewed confidence in their ability to nourish themselves without shame or rigidity.
"I grew up as a dancer and internalized rigid ideas about food, body size, and worth. For years, I struggled with restriction, guilt, and the exhausting cycle of trying to 'eat perfectly.'
Discovering intuitive eating—and unlearning everything I thought I knew about food—was transformative. I rebuilt trust in my body, made peace with emotional eating, and learned to make choices from a place of care rather than control.
Now, I help others rewrite their food narratives, remove stress from eating, and find freedom in feeding themselves well—body and soul."
University of Connecticut Coordinated Program in Dietetics (2023)
University of Connecticut (2025)
UConn Student Health and Wellness (August 2023 – May 2025)
Digital Health Intervention for College Students, University of Connecticut (August 2023 – May 2025)
Dietitian Driven (2025–Present)
Julia brings compassion, honesty, and deep understanding into every session. With a calm and validating presence, she creates a safe space for patients to explore the often complex relationships they have with food, body image, and self-worth.
Her counseling style is rooted in intuitive eating, flexible nutrition, and self-trust. Patients often leave sessions with greater clarity, relief, and a renewed confidence in their ability to nourish themselves without shame or rigidity.
"I grew up as a dancer and internalized rigid ideas about food, body size, and worth. For years, I struggled with restriction, guilt, and the exhausting cycle of trying to 'eat perfectly.'
Discovering intuitive eating—and unlearning everything I thought I knew about food—was transformative. I rebuilt trust in my body, made peace with emotional eating, and learned to make choices from a place of care rather than control.
Now, I help others rewrite their food narratives, remove stress from eating, and find freedom in feeding themselves well—body and soul."
University of Connecticut Coordinated Program in Dietetics (2023)
University of Connecticut (2025)
UConn Student Health and Wellness (August 2023 – May 2025)
Digital Health Intervention for College Students, University of Connecticut (August 2023 – May 2025)
Dietitian Driven (2025–Present)