Embrace a new relationship with food where peace replaces stress.

Compassionate and weight-inclusive nutrition therapy for those looking to heal their relationship with food and their body.

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Are you ready to let go of society's unrealistic expectations about how you should be eating and how your body should look?

nutrition therapy atlanta

Because you deserve to live your life WITHOUT food controlling it.

Your experiences are unique, and they deserve a thoughtful, personalized approach.

You'll find ways to dine out, travel, and enjoy life's simple pleasures that are filled with excitement, not fear.

Together, we'll work towards a future where food becomes a friend, not a foe, opening doors to new adventures and experiences.

When you reconnect with your body, you will experience a world of positive changes.

With ongoing nutrition therapy, you can begin to…

  • Build a more caring and respectful relationship with your body — even on the hard days
  • Feel more grounded and confident in yourself, your choices, and your needs
  • Reconnect with your body’s signals and start rebuilding trust in yourself
  • Loosen the grip that food rules, fear, or guilt have had on your daily life
  • Understand what’s happening in your body with more clarity and compassion
  • Work with your body rather than feeling like you’re constantly fighting against it

Healing is not about perfection — it’s about finding more ease, more trust and more connection over time.

And we’re here to support you through every step of that process.

Hello, I'm Kate

Thank you for taking the time to check out our practice.

If you are here, you are likely tired of so much of your life being consumed with thoughts about food and your body.

You are capable and resilient, but all of this extra work the eating disorder demands of you has left you exhausted and unsatisfied. You are tired of dreading every meal or thinking, planning, and obsessing over every bite. You want the thoughts to stop, and you just want to eat.

I believe you are capable of and deserve a better, more peaceful and fulfilled life, even if right now that feels so far away.

Together, we’ll untangle the stress and fear your body has been carrying and build a relationship with food and your body that actually feels calm and safe.

Kate Forsberg, MS, RDN, LD

All of your needs including safety, unconditional love, autonomy, and achievement are always non-negotiable.

BETHANY WHEELER DIETITIAN ATLANTA GA

Together, let's develop more sustainable and successful strategies to get your needs met, instead of the eating disorder.

Research shows that self-love and self-compassion don't just change us psychologically, they change and restore us physiologically.

However, these skills are not built overnight.

They are built in a safe, supportive environment catered to your own pace and unique needs with a knowledgeable and experienced provider. Let's slow down and spend some time getting curious about YOU without any judgement.

As a trauma-informed registered dietitian, I've had the privilege of providing nutrition therapy to clients experiencing all types of eating disorders at many varying levels of crisis.

It would be an honor to work together with you and to share the resources that I have seen change lives.

What working together looks like

Starting nutrition therapy can feel intimidating when you don’t know what it will be like.
That’s why we make sure the process of getting started feels grounded and predictable.

Step 1: Complete a short application

You’ll start by filling out a brief application so we can learn more about what you’re experiencing and what kind of support you’re looking for. This helps us make sure we’re the right fit for your needs.

Inside the application, you’ll also have the option to choose the dietitian you feel drawn to — or select “I’m not sure yet”if you’d like our guidance.

Step 2: Receive confirmation + schedule your first session

If our practice is a good fit for the support you’re seeking, you’ll receive an email confirming that we can work with you.
From there, you’ll be invited to schedule your first session directly with your chosen (or matched) dietitian.

No phone calls, no back-and-forth — just a clear next step.

Step 3: Begin nutrition therapy with your dietitian

Your early sessions focus on getting to know you: your history with food and your body, what feels hard right now, and what kind of support feels safe and doable.

Together, you and your dietitian will:

  • talk through what’s been making food feel hard or confusing
  • explore the rules, fears, or expectations that have been running the show
  • get curious about what your body is asking for (even if it doesn’t feel clear yet)
  • figure out what feels overwhelming and what feels doable right now
  • find ways to make eating feel less stressful and more predictable
  • slowly build trust — in your body, in food, and in yourself
  • create next steps that feel safe, supportive, and realistic for your life

There are no food judgments, no “good” or “bad” choices, and no expectations to make big changes right away.

This work is collaborative, compassionate, and individualized.

Step 4. Seeing What Support Makes Sense Next

Most clients work with us for about 3–6 months, meeting weekly or biweekly depending on what feels supportive. Around the 3-month and 6-month points, you and your dietitian will check in together to talk about how things are feeling, what’s shifting, and what you might need next.

Many clients find they’re feeling more grounded, confident, and steady by this time. Others choose to continue for a bit longer because ongoing support feels helpful — and that’s completely okay, too.

Client stories

“They Taught Me To Trust Myself and Listen to My Body”

B. Wheeler Nutrition has a unique approach that I hadn't experienced with other dietitians. They combine their extensive knowledge of nutrition, body chemistry and neurodiversity with a trauma-informed, mothering, one-of-a-kind holistic approach. This energy comes through virtually and in-person.
They made a difference in my life with our first session in 2018 and continue to make a difference today. I had over 50 years of shame, diet culture and internal messaging to unravel. My dietitian at B. Wheeler Nutrition met me where I was at with kindness, compassion and humor. We work together to set goals, brainstorm out of the box ideas/solutions and I always walk away with practical skills that can be used immediately.
Their support helped me recover from binge eating disorder by teaching me to embrace intuitive eating. More than anything, they have taught me to trust myself and listen to my body.

She made a difference in my life with our first session in 2018 and continues to make a difference today. I had over 50 years of shame, diet culture and internal messaging to unravel. Bethany met me where I was at with kindness, compassion and humor. We work together to set goals, brain storm out of the box ideas/solutions and I always walk away with practical skills that can be used immediately.

Bethany's support helped me recover from binge eating disorder by teaching me to embrace intuitive eating. More than anything, she has taught me to trust myself and listen to my body.

Adult Eating Disorder Client

Frequently asked questions

No, I am not in-network with any insurance providers and do not do single case agreements.

Yes, I can provide a superbill after your session, if requested. It is your responsibility to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement and just because I provide a superbill doesn’t necessarily mean insurance will cover services.

I require at least 48 hours notice for any cancellations or changes to your session. Clients who provide less than 48 hours notice, or miss their appointment, will be responsible for the full session fee and the card on file will be charged.

Working with a dietitian here is meant to feel safe, collaborative, and grounding. Here’s what you can expect:

  • A space where you’re not judged for anything you’re experiencing
  • Someone who listens first, without assumptions or pressure
  • Conversations that help make sense of what’s been happening with food
  • Support in navigating fear, overwhelm or uncertainty around eating
  • Small, doable steps that honor your pace and your life
  • Care that adapts to your needs, your body and your energy

There are no strict rules, “good” or “bad” foods, or expectations that you’ll arrive with motivation or clarity. You just need to show up as you are — we’ll meet you there.

Care for clients under the age of 18 typically involves more follow-up including providing post-session updates for parents/guardians as well as greater collaboration among the other care providers/treatment team members.