Georgia Pregnancy and Pediatric Dietitian & Nutritionist

In Georgia, food allergies, especially to peanuts and tree nuts, are a growing concern. Our dietitians are experienced in creating allergy-friendly meal plans that exclude common allergens while introducing nutrient-rich alternatives. We also help families navigate Georgia’s food culture, ensuring that meals are both safe and enjoyable, whether dining out or cooking at home.

Yes! Georgia offers a wide variety of affordable, healthy food options, from fresh produce at local farmers’ markets to cost-effective grocery stores in both urban and rural areas. Our dietitians help families in Georgia plan balanced meals that utilize locally available, seasonal produce like Georgia peaches, collard greens, and sweet potatoes, ensuring your family eats well without breaking the bank.

Southern cuisine can offer a great variety of flavors and textures that children might be hesitant to try. Our dietitians work with Georgia families to gently introduce healthy Southern dishes, from collard greens to grilled chicken, in a way that makes mealtime enjoyable. We focus on building a positive relationship with food, encouraging children to try new flavors while ensuring that meals are nutritious and aligned with Georgia’s food traditions.

Absolutely! Our Georgia dietitians offer customized counseling for families following plant-based, keto, gluten-free, or other specialty diets. We specialize in creating meal plans that incorporate Georgia’s regional ingredients, such as grass-fed beef, fresh Georgia peaches, and local greens, while respecting dietary preferences. We ensure your family enjoys delicious, nutrient-dense meals tailored to your needs.

Childhood obesity is a concern in Georgia, and we’re dedicated to helping families address it with practical, evidence-based solutions. Our dietitians support Georgia families by providing balanced meal plans that focus on healthy, local ingredients like Georgia-grown vegetables and fruits. We also encourage outdoor activities, making the most of Georgia’s beautiful parks and green spaces, to help children develop healthy habits that last a lifetime.

We offer virtual services to families across Georgia, from Atlanta to smaller towns like Macon and Augusta. Our flexible options ensure that families throughout the state, regardless of their location, can access expert guidance.

Georgia has a number of resources for families dealing with food insecurity, including food banks like the Atlanta Community Food Bank and local assistance programs in rural areas. Our dietitians are familiar with these programs and can connect you with available resources, all while providing practical advice on how to make the most of the healthy, local options available to families on a budget in Georgia.

Yes, our Georgia-based dietitians are trained to provide nutritional counseling for high-risk pregnancies, including managing conditions like gestational diabetes and hypertension. We focus on incorporating Georgia’s nutrient-rich, locally sourced foods, like sweet potatoes, fresh greens, and berries, to ensure mothers receive the proper nutrients during their pregnancy. Our goal is to provide the necessary support for both mother and baby, ensuring a healthy pregnancy and delivery.

Yes, we are all registered by the Georgia Board of Examiners of Licensed Dietitians

Licenses

• Georgia Prenatal and Pediatric Registered Dietitian, Clara Iuliano: #LD006617

Our Georgia dietitians work with families to create meal plans that blend local ingredients with practical, sustainable nutrition advice. We teach families how to prepare wholesome, Georgia-inspired meals—whether it’s a fresh salad with Vidalia onions or a hearty Southern vegetable stew. Our goal is to help your family develop long-term, healthy eating habits by incorporating Georgia’s fresh, regional foods into balanced, everyday meals.

Yes, we provide superbills for dietitian and nutritionist services, which you can submit to your insurance. However, some insurance plans do not cover out-of-network dietitians.

We recommend calling your provider to check whether they accept out-of-network claims. Please note that we are not in-network, so we do not bill insurance companies directly.

The number of sessions you’ll need depends on your goals and current needs. On average, clients meet with us at least five times a year. Some may only need a few sessions, while others benefit from consistent weekly support over a longer duration. We suggest scheduling a discovery call to find the best approach for you.

Usually, we can start working with you within a week. Visit the contact page to make a direct appointment with your dietitian or to arrange a discovery call for support.