About
Meet our team of
weight- inclusive
dietitians and therapists
Our Health At Every Size™ dietitians and therapists practice from an intuitive eating and social justice lens. We believe that nourishment is far more than just what you eat, because you are more than just your body.
At NourishED Colorado, we are weight inclusive, LGBTQIA+ positive,
social justice-oriented clinicians who are deeply passionate about supporting clients in recovery from food and body image issues.
NourishED Colorado is a space where people can recover from eating disorders through connection and compassion.
she/her | Registered dietitian
Katie Grember, RDN
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Specializes in college students,
young adults & eating disorders. Works with teen and young adults
she/her | Registered dietitian
Yael Gutin, MS, RDN
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Specializes in intuitive eating, body image, digestive concerns, and eating disorders. Works with adults.
she/her | Registered dietitian
Carey Baldwin, RDN, CIEC
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Specializes in families & teens, women in midlife and beyond, and GLP1-induced eating disorders. Works with adults and teens.
Meet the Registered Dietitians
he/him | Registered dietitian
Nico Parra, RDN, LD
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Specializes in eating disorders, sports nutrition, intuitive eating, and ARFID. Works with athletes, teens, adults, and families.
she/her | Registered dietitian + Team Lead
Alex Schmidt, RDN
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Specializes in intuitive eating, eating disorders, and ARFID. Works with adults.
she/her | Registered dietitian + practice manager
Bri Roan, MS, RDN
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Specializes in eating disorders and ARFID, body image, and intuitive eating. Works with older teens and adults.
she/her | Registered dietitian + clinical director
Meg Fraley, MS, RD
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Specializes in eating disorders and ARFID. Works with teens, adults, older adults, and families.
She/They | Therapist + Supervisor
Casey Counter, MSW, LCSW
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Specializes in Trans/Non-Binary/LGBTQIA2+ Folks, Fat/Plus Size Folks, & Folks struggling with trauma and dissociation.
Sessions available in-person in Denver, CO and virtually in Colorado.
Meet the Therapists
she/her | Therapy Intern
Maya Shannon
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Specializes in Trauma and Complex Trauma, Disordered Eating & Body Image, LGBTQIA2+ Issues and Grief. Works with Fat & Plus Size Folks, Trans/Non-Binary/LGBTQIA2+ Folks, and Folks struggling with trauma and grief.
Any/All Pronouns | Therapy Intern
Jen Clay
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Specializes in Disordered Eating & Body Image, LGBTQIA2+ Issues, Depression, and Anxiety. Works with Fat & Higher-Weight Folx, Trans/Non-Binary/LGBTQIA2+ Folx and Neurodiverse Folx
She/they | pre-licensed therapist
McKenna Brynn
Specializes in LGBTQIA2S+ Folks
Eating Disorders and Body Image, Religious Trauma and Deconstruction
Sessions available in-person in Denver, CO and virtually in Colorado.
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she/her | billing manager
Stacy Bower
Stacy advocates for NourishED Colorado clients through managing insurance billing and benefits. She discovered her passion for the administrative side of healthcare after working as a medical lab technician for several years, and advocating for a child with chronic health concerns. Have questions about billing? She's your go-to!
When not working in her business, you can catch Stacy snowboarding, paddle boarding, reading, or traveling.
she/her | owner + founder
Hannah Turnbull
Hannah Turnbull, MSOL, RDN founded NourishED Colorado where people can recover from eating disorders through connection and compassion. Hannah leads the team through a visionary and values based lens.
Outside of her work at NourishED Colorado, you can find Hannah supporting other group practice owners through mentorship and co-hosting the Weight Inclusive Innovators Podcast.
NourishED Colorado is a team of weight-inclusive registered dietitian nutritionists and therapists in Denver, CO. Located in the heart of Capitol Hill, our nutrition counseling and therapy office provides a supportive environment for individuals seeking eating disorder recovery.
