Return to joyful eating through client-centered nutrition counseling
trauma informed | justice serving | balanced approach | nutrition support for eating disorders and disordered eating
Let’s create a plan that works for you.
At Rejoyn Wholeness we uncover your core values and motivations for the sustainable relationship you desire with food and exercise. Sometimes this means holding space for past traumas and releasing false or limiting beliefs that are holding you back from your truth. Harmful thought patterns are addressed with curiosity and you shift your relationship to them through compassionate inquiry.
After working with me, you will create and maintain supportive boundaries with your family, friends, coworkers & other interpersonal relationships. You will walk away understanding how your current behaviors have served you and cultivate new ways to meet those needs.
And so much more!
Mimosa Collins
Registered Dietitian + Nutritionist
Association for Size Diversity and
Health (ASDAH) Provider
1:1 Nutrition Support
The ideal choice if you want a personalized plan that is tailored to your goals and lifestyle.
Training for Professionals
Support for providers and coaches who want to interrupt ways we unconsciously perpetuate oppression in our work.
Support Your Practice
Learn in Community
Some wounds are best healed in relationships. Explore our offerings that go beyond 1:1 sessions.
Do these sound like you?
You ignore hunger cues or try to save up calories so you can stay at a deficit and lose weight faster.
You’re tired of the inner criticism and comments from people in your life and society about your body that play on an endless loop in your brain.
You want to actually sit back and enjoy a meal with the people you love, without being in a constant state of stress.
You've done a lot of healing and read all the books but your relationship with food and body image continues to be a place of distress or frustration.
You’re tired of the on-again + off-again dieting or struggling to break your disordered eating patterns
It's hard to feel good in your body and you dread going shopping for clothes that fit you and your personal style.
Why is Embodiment Important for Women after 40?
Interview with Mimosa on Savor Food and Body Podcast: EP 91 Hosted by Amanada Bullat RDN
