A brief conversation discussing your needs and answering any questions you may have about treatment and the process of working together.

A 90 minute individual session where we will get to know one another. You will likely share your concerns about your health, food, and movement. We will discuss both your nutrition and medical history and identify and address the barriers and/or rules that exist around your eating experience. We will talk about some goals and begin a plan of moving forward.

Nutrition is not one size fits all. Following up serves to support you with your individuals goals. We will discuss the time period between sessions and talk about your accomplishments and challenges. Often we will review meal logs and/or content from workbooks. I am here to listen and assess progress; offering strategies, tools, accountability and encouragement . Frequency and number of sessions vary from person to person depending on your needs.

Eating matters offers both in person sessions at our Princeton location as well as virtual
sessions through the Simple Practice platform, HIPPAA- compliant electronic health record. Let us know your needs and we will accommodate.

Sometimes established clients go away to school or travel and need support. We can schedule sessions and continue face to face sessions when you return home.

These types of interventions and support decrease the fear around eating and improve confidence level significantly.

Jill welcomes the opportunity to work with registered dietitian nutritionists who wish to gain experience in the field of eating disorders or need some support managing cases. Jill is also an approved consultant with the International Association for Eating Disorders Professionals (IAEDP) and would be privileged to work with those seeking supervision hours required for certification. Jill also supervises dietetic interns wishing to gain knowledge and experience in the field of treating eating disorders.