Meet Rachel, MS, RDN, LD/N
Founder of Made for More Nutrition
I specialize in helping clients with type 2 diabetes and prediabetes create sustainable, personalized habits that actually feel good—no more food guilt or confusion. My coaching style is relationship-centered, rooted in science, and focused on lasting behavior change.
My path to becoming a registered dietitian began after the birth of my first daughter, when I started my own health journey and quickly realized how overwhelming and conflicting nutrition advice could be. That experience sparked a deep curiosity and a desire to help others cut through the noise with clarity and confidence. I went on to earn a Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics, building on my earlier career in communications and digital media to bring both empathy and clear, effective guidance to the people I work with.
Before launching my private practice, I worked with adults navigating blood sugar management and spent years in nonprofit and corporate marketing. I’m grateful for the opportunity I’ve had to support food-insecure and culturally diverse communities through my work with Feeding Northeast Florida, where I contributed to mobile pantry nutrition efforts.
As one of only 45 dietitians in the U.S. trained in the evidence-based Dietitian Coach Approach, I help clients tap into their strengths and build healthy routines that stick.
Outside of work, I’m usually running to a podcast, planning our next family trip, or testing new recipes with my three kids in the kitchen.
Whether your health goal feels as big as training for a marathon or as simple as building better daily habits, I’d be honored to support you as your guide on the side.
Our Mission
Made for More Nutrition offers personalized nutrition guidance, providing evidence-based strategies and one-on-one coaching sessions for people who are ready to prioritize their health, break free from feeling stuck, and fulfill their callings.
Our Vision
To empower people with personalized nutrition guidance to embrace life with vigor.
Rachel the Dietitian 