Britta Beblavi, RDN, LD, CD, CIEC
Britta is a knowledgeable and compassionate eating disorder dietitian with over 15 years of professional experience. She works with children, adolescents, and adults to address their relationship with food concerns such as ARFID, anorexia, BED, bulimia, chronic dieting, and disordered eating patterns. She specializes in athletes with eating disorders, women's health issues, body image support, and family nutrition. Her approach always comes from a gentle nutrition, non-diet and weight-neutral lens. Working from a place of empathy and personalized care, Britta enjoys the opportunity to walk alongside clients as they work to heal from diet culture, rigid eating patterns, and misinformation about nutrition to find fullness and freedom in their relationship with food and life.
Britta holds the distinctive titles of Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and Certified ARFID Specialist. She has undergone additional education, training, and supervision in order to hold these certifications. She works with clients in-person in Colorado, as well as virtually in Colorado, Hawaii, North Carolina, Texas, Washington, Wyoming, and more.
Outside of the office, you can find Britta trying new recipes, enjoying a meal with family or friends, or seeking out the Colorado sunshine!
Emmy Bright MS, RDN, CD, LDN
Emmy Bright is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist living in Madison, Wisconsin. Emmy trained in clinical nutrition at the Cleveland Clinic as well as in Intuitive Eating with its founders, and she holds bachelor's degrees in social welfare and nutrition & dietetics and a master's in healthcare administration. She specializes in providing HAES-based medical nutrition therapy for chronic diseases (with a specialty in GI conditions like IBS), eating disorders, and disordered eating, and she is passionate about creating more compassionate, fat-positive spaces in healthcare. Emmy is a fan of Pét Nat wine and seeing how many plants she can fit in her home. Emmy provides care for individuals living in multiple states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
Heather Caplan RDN LDN
Heather provides a weight-inclusive non-diet approach to all of her client care, and specializes in working with sports, athletes, and folks who enjoy all forms of movement. Heather has experience working through athlete identities, body image, and sports nutrition through a weight-inclusive, intuitive eating lens. She also specializes in working with folx (of all ages) who have experienced disruptions to their menstrual cycle, helping them restore hormonal health through non-diet nutrition therapy.
Jamie Magdic, RDN
I work with parents to educate on how we can create a supportive home environment that fosters a healthy relationship with food and body. Your Happy Healthy LLC is a group of fiercely passionate fat positive/health at every size/social justice/intuitive eating registered dietitian nutritionists
Westminster/Arvada, Building C, Suite C-202
Karlee Golightly RD, RYT
I'm passionate about providing weight-neutral care and treating all patients and families like humans. We'll work together to utilize skills in nourishing & satisfying eating patterns, dismantling food rules, and creating a healed relationship with food and body.
Suite 302B
Denver, Colorado
Libby Bloom, RDN
Libby specializes in nutrition therapy that supports healing from disordered eating and body image distress through an individualized, compassionate, and justice-informed approach. Rooted in the principles of Intuitive Eating and the Health at Every Size framework, her work centers autonomy, compassion, and the belief that all bodies are worthy of care.
In her practice, Libby helps people move away from the harms of diet culture and toward a more peaceful and embodied relationship with food and body. She creates a supportive, affirming space where clients can explore their experiences with curiosity and careat a pace that feels safe and sustainable. Depending on each clients needs, sessions may include working with hunger and fullness cues, untangling rigid food rules, supporting nervous system regulation, or challenging internalized weight stigma. Her approach is collaborative and consent-based, always guided by each persons values, identities, and lived experience.
Libby works with individuals across the spectrum of disordered eating, including those who dont meet diagnostic criteria but feel stuck in cycles of guilt, restriction, or body shame. She affirms LGBTQ+ identities, honors neurodivergent ways of being, and practices from a trauma-informed, fat-positive lens. She is especially mindful of the broader systemslike fatphobia, healthism, and ableismthat shape our relationships with food and body.
Through The Crooked Carrot, Libby partners with clients to reduce shame, expand flexibility, and support nourishment that feels goodphysically, mentally, and emotionally. She regularly collaborates with therapists, physicians, and other care providers to support integrated, whole-person healing.
Durango, CO
Meredith Alvarez, RDN
I work with children, adults, and families in eating disorder recovery and helping everyone find food freedom. I use a Family Based Therapy approach when appropriate to bring families into the recovery process. I am also a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and use an intuitive eating approach. I work within the framework of the Division of Responsibility when working with children and families to help empower both parents and children.
Lafayette
CO
Stefanie Ginsburg, RD, CEDS-C
At UNRESTRICTED NUTRITION, we are deeply passionate about and uniquely specialized in supporting school-age children (6–11), adolescents (12–17), and emerging adults (18–25). In addition, we proudly extend our services to adults, families, and caregivers, recognizing the vital role each plays in creating a supportive and nourishing environment for lasting growth and healing.
We strive to empower clients to shift away from a restrictive, black-and-white mindset rooted in notions of “right” versus “wrong” or “possible” versus “impossible.” Through the cultivation of a compassionate and collaborative therapeutic relationship, alongside evidence-based nutrition education and diverse, real-world eating experiences, clients are guided toward a deeper understanding of food, its role in the body, and their own agency. Together, we uncover the truth about nourishment—free from fear or judgment—enabling clients to make informed, sustainable choices that support a vibrant, balanced, and fulfilling life.
Our goal is to support clients in cultivating a balanced and compassionate relationship with both food and their bodies—one that is rooted in truth rather than the pervasive misinformation that saturates our culture. Through a person-centered approach, we collaborate with each individual to uncover what nourishment means for them personally, and to develop sustainable, realistic eating practices that honor both their physical and emotional well-being.
Stephanie Willard, MS, RD
Stephanie is a Master's level Registered Dietitian who enjoys working with adolescents and adults, and strives to build relationships that instill hope and perseverance. She decided to pursue a career as a dietitian after studying her family members’ various nutrition-related conditions, including Failure to Thrive/Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). She understands what it is like being on the other side of treatment and uses this experience to help other individuals and their families in similar situations.
Stephanie is a Certified ARFID Specialist, but enjoys working with all types of eating disorders. Stephanie's treatment modalities follow a Health at Every Size(R), non-diet, intuitive eating lens. She prioritizes spending time connecting with and encouraging her clients to try their best, try new things, and give themselves credit for even trying at all!