
I'm a functional medicine dietitian, and I bridge the gap between dismissive doctors and overwhelming wellness culture - showing women how to heal their gut without giving up real life.
Ten-plus years, one specialty - women whose digestion is running their lives.
The bloating, the constipation, the urgency, the burning after meals, the food sensitivities that keep adding up, the food fear, the "your labs are normal" dead ends. My practice exists for the space between a doctor who dismisses you and an internet that overwhelms you.
We intentionally keep our client load tiny - it is how we protect against burnout. You get practitioners who are not burned out, who are still excited about this work, and who actually know you: your history, your patterns, what we tried last month. Most days, you will feel like our only client.
My job is the clinical judgment. Yours is telling me how you're actually feeling, day to day. You keep me posted on how you're actually feeling - I make the clinical calls from there. And real life stays on the table - food included. The point of healing your gut is getting your life back, not trading one set of restrictions for another.
As a gut health expert, I thought I understood what my clients were going through. Then it happened to me. I became unrecognizable - bloated from just a sip of water, unable to take a deep breath, exhausted to the point of daily after-work naps. Brain fog threatened my career, and my typically outgoing self became withdrawn and irritable. I wasn't just dealing with gut symptoms - I was losing myself.
The difference in my story? My expertise meant I knew exactly what to do. I healed in less than 3 months with a targeted protocol.
This experience transformed my practice. It proved that when you know exactly what to look for, healing doesn't have to take years. It's also why I work the way I do - your path to healing shouldn't require putting your life on hold.
Before

After

Same weight in both photos. That's bloating, not body fat.
If a plan only works when you never eat out, never travel, and never say yes to dessert, it doesn't work. We build something sturdier than that.

Olivia carries her own small caseload of 1:1 clients. Deanna supports every client we take on.
Olivia is a women's health dietitian, a mom of two boys, and a true Ohio girl - farm roots, football Saturdays, scarlet and gray forever. She carries her own small caseload of 1:1 clients here, and she specializes in the women who are exhausted from shrinking their plate: gluten cut, then dairy, then nightshades, then FODMAPs, and still not feeling better. Her work is about getting you out from under the symptoms and rebuilding gut tolerance, so real food comes back - birthday cake at your kid's party, dinner out, the recipe your mom always makes. When she's not with clients, she's trying a new recipe, sneaking in a Lagree class, chasing her boys around the house, or traveling somewhere new.
Deanna is a National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach, a Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach, and a HeartMath practitioner - and she supports every client on this team. She has lived with autoimmune disease since she was 11, which means she spent years in the conventional medical system asking why and getting handed a prescription instead of an answer, so being dismissed by doctors is not theory for her. Her gift is the bridge between wanting and doing: the habits, mindset, and follow-through that turn a plan into actual results. When she's not coaching, she's at the farmers market, drinking dark roast, skiing the Idaho mountains she calls home, or laughing too loud with her teenage son and two very spoiled bunnies.
"You've turned my health around and I can live a normal life."
- Heather, 1:1 clientStart with the full picture. If I can help, I'll tell you. If I can't, I'll tell you that too.
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