North Carolina Pregnancy and Pediatric Dietitian & Nutritionist

In North Carolina, food allergies such as those to peanuts, dairy, and wheat are common concerns. Our dietitians work with families to create allergy-friendly meal plans that exclude allergens while incorporating North Carolina’s fresh, seasonal produce and local flavors. We also provide guidance on how to navigate dining out in the state, ensuring your family’s meals remain safe without compromising on taste.

Yes! North Carolina offers abundant access to local produce, affordable farmers’ markets, and budget-friendly grocery stores. Our dietitians help families plan meals that incorporate locally sourced foods like sweet potatoes, collard greens, and fresh fruits while sticking to a budget. We teach families how to maximize their grocery bills by focusing on healthy, nutrient-dense, and affordable ingredients that are easy to prepare.

In North Carolina, children are often introduced to a wide variety of fresh, flavorful foods, from collard greens to fresh peaches. Our dietitians work with families to introduce picky eaters to local dishes in a fun and engaging way. We focus on building positive relationships with food, offering locally inspired meals that are kid-friendly while encouraging healthy eating habits for the whole family.

Yes, we specialize in nutrition counseling for families following plant-based, keto, gluten-free, and other specialized diets. Our dietitians in North Carolina use local ingredients, like fresh berries, locally raised meats, and North Carolina-grown vegetables, to create meal plans that meet your dietary needs while reflecting the state’s food culture. We ensure that your family enjoys nutritious meals tailored to their dietary preferences, using the best of North Carolina’s seasonal produce.

Childhood obesity is a concern in North Carolina, and we are committed to helping families address this with evidence-based nutrition support. By incorporating locally grown, nutrient-rich foods like sweet potatoes, leafy greens, and fresh fruit into meal plans, our dietitians help families promote healthy eating and weight management. We also encourage outdoor activities like hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains or walking through North Carolina’s parks to support an active lifestyle.

We offer virtual nutrition counseling for families across North Carolina. Whether you’re in bustling cities like Charlotte or Raleigh or in more rural areas of the state, we provide flexible options to ensure that expert nutrition guidance is accessible to you. Virtual consultations offer convenience for busy families!

North Carolina has numerous food assistance programs, such as local food banks and government programs like the North Carolina Food Assistance Program (SNAP). Our dietitians are familiar with these resources and can help connect families with local food banks and community programs in both urban and rural areas. We also offer advice on how to access healthy, affordable food and create nutritious meal plans with locally available ingredients.

Yes, our dietitians in North Carolina specialize in providing nutritional counseling for high-risk pregnancies, including conditions like gestational diabetes and hypertension. We focus on using local, nutrient-rich foods, such as fresh greens, sweet potatoes, and locally sourced proteins, to ensure that both mother and baby receive the nutrition they need. Our goal is to provide the right nutritional support to promote a healthy pregnancy and positive outcomes for both mother and child.

Yes, we are all registered by the North Carolina Board of Dietetics/Nutrition

Licenses

• North Carolina Prenatal and Pediatric Registered Dietitian, Clara Iuliano: #L006590

We provide superbills that you can submit to your insurance for reimbursement.

However, we recommend contacting your insurance provider first to confirm if they cover out-of-network dietitian services, as some plans may not.

We do not direct bill and are not in network with any insurance companies in North Carolina.

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.