We are registered nutritionists in Philadelphia, PA

Your health insurance may cover your nutrition visit at NO COST
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Philadelphia Office: 325 Chestnut St. Unit 800 Philadelphia, PA 19106

Telephone: 484-416-1090

E-mail: [email protected]

How does nutrition counseling work?

4 easy steps to your ideal body

Step 1: Insurance verification

We’ll check to see if our nutrition counseling services in Philadelphia and Haddonfield are covered by your health insurance

Step 3: Body composition assessment using Inbody© machine

Our InBody scale will tell you what your body is made of. Your nutritionist will analyze your results and create a meal plan using real nutrition science

Step 2: Discuss health goals and challenges

One of our registered dietitians in Philadelphia or Haddonfield will listen carefully to your needs and help you create a personalized plan

Step 4: Nutrition education for sustainable lifestyle changes

Your nutrition coach will tell you exactly which foods work for you and how to make small but sustainable changes in your lifestyle to ensure long lasting results

How does it work?

Step 1: Insurance verification

We’ll check to see if our nutrition counseling services in Philadelphia and Haddonfield are covered by your health insurance

Step 2: Discuss weight loss goals and challenges

One of our registered dietitians in Philadelphia or Haddonfield will listen carefully to your needs and goals in order to create a personalized experience

Step 3: Body composition assessment using Inbody© machine

Our InBody scale will tell us what your body is made of. Your favorite nutritionist will analyze the results for you and create a meal plan using real nutrition science

Step 4: Nutrition education for sustainable lifestyle changes

Your nutrition couch will tell you exactly which foods work for you and how to make small but sustainable changes in your lifestyle to ensure long lasting results

How are we different?

How are we different from other dietitians?

We use real nutrition science to transform your health & happiness with food

We don’t judge you for eating pizza, because we eat it too.
We change your habits for a lifetime
We help you choose foods that feel right
We base our recommendations on real nutrition science, not fads
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
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“I’ve been working with YBN over the last year and they are life savers! They’ve given me tools to build a better relationship with food – something that I thought by age 32 I would’ve figured out already. They tailor every session to your needs – and even if you don’t know your needs you will figure it out together. I’ve worked with two dietitians who both have created safe space and are active listeners. We’ve continued working through intuitive eating, practicing mindfulness and changing my narrative to remind myself that I’m in control.”

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