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Nutrition Counseling

Feeling lost or
needing additional
guidance with cannabis
medicine?

What about a healthcare professional who can not only help you with navigating the world of medical marijuana, but also in treating medical and psychiatric conditions using nutritional therapy.


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Did You Know…


An average American adult consumes…

3,400 mg/day sodium

The current guidelines call for less than 2,300 mg daily of sodium.

An unhealthy diet is linked to about…

668K deaths/yr

Because of nutrition- and obesity-related diseases like type 2 diabetes, cancer and heart disease.

Overweight and obesity impacts…

74% of US adults

Adults ages 40 to 59 have the highest rate of obesity (43%) of any age group.


Meet Your New Dietitian

Emily Bradner

Hello, my name is Emily, and I am a Registered Dietitian and Cannabis Specialist looking to help patients tackle their goals around cannabis medicine and long term, sustainable nutrition. My passion lies here, between cannabis and nutrition medicine. I am ecstatic to be able to bring the two together to improve quality of life among all situations.

My experience as a Dietitian includes diabetes management, nutritional deficiency correction, gastrointestinal disorders, oncology nutrition, weight management, eating disorder treatment, and much more. I’ve worked with all stages of life through teaching nutrition classes, applying clinical nutrition skills, and conducting individualized nutrition counseling.

Whether you are looking to manage a medical condition, lose weight, optimize your athletic performance, or adopt a healthier lifestyle, I can provide you with the guidance and support you need to succeed.


Are You Ready For the Challenge?

My goal is to provide you with personalized, evidence-based nutrition advice and support to help you achieve your health and nutrition goals.



Initial Cannabis/Nutrition Consultation


What to expect:

  • Individualized cannabis counseling and/or nutrition therapy
  • Specialized handouts and information only offered with this service pertaining to medical and/or psychiatric condition(s) for both cannabis and nutrition counseling
  • Interactive handouts to keep track of experiences, learn cannabis medicine, and find the right dietary lifestyle that fits your preferences and goals
  • Access to a computer with dietitian during session to explore dispensary websites and navigate their products with individualized recommendations and guidance for selecting the best route and strains of medical marijuana for the patient


Follow-up Cannabis/Nutrition Consultation


What to expect:

  • Cannabis and nutritional experiences review via verbal conversation and interactive documents provided
  • Additional counseling to find the right strains, routes, and products that best fit your medical and/or psychiatric needs
  • Adjust regiments to better fit the patients unique nutrient needs and cannabis therapy goals.
  • Additional interactive handouts and evidence-based research if desired or appropriate

Plan For Better Results


  • Structured meal plans resulted in significantly more weight loss than therapy and education alone (19lb vs 2lb)
    – Diabetes Care, 2007
  • Participants who received meal plans kept more weight off for longer and were more able to estimate portion sizes and control eating when not hungry.
    – Obesity Research, 2001
  • Participants who received meal plans saw significant improvements in blood pressure cholesterol, hemoglobin, and glucose levels.
    – Diabetes Care, 2003

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What is Worth Knowing?

See below for answers to some of my most common questions. You can also call me anytime during normal office hours at (904) 586-0041 for questions about our services or to speak to a doctor about your symptoms or conditions.

  • What is a Dietitian?
  • What is Nutrition Counseling?
  • Why Would I Need to See a Dietitian?
  • Misconception About Healthy Eating
What is a Dietitian?

A registered dietitian (RD) is a healthcare professional who is trained and licensed to provide nutrition advice and therapy to individuals and groups. Registered dietitians are experts in the field of nutrition and have received extensive training in food and nutrition sciences, as well as medical nutrition therapy.

To become a registered dietitian, one must complete a bachelor’s degree in dietetics, nutrition, or a related field, as well as a supervised practice program of at least 1,200 hours. After completing the program, the individual must pass a national examination to become registered.

Registered dietitians work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, schools, and private practice. They assess patients’ nutritional needs and develop individualized plans to help them achieve their health goals. They also educate patients on healthy eating habits and help them manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity.

Overall, registered dietitians play an important role in helping individuals and communities achieve optimal health and well-being through proper nutrition.

What is Nutrition Counseling?

Nutritional counseling is a form of healthcare service provided by a registered dietitian or a licensed healthcare professional trained in nutrition. It involves the assessment of an individual’s current dietary habits, lifestyle, and health status to develop a customized nutrition plan tailored to their specific needs and goals.

The goal of nutritional counseling is to help individuals make informed decisions about their food choices and develop healthy eating habits that promote optimal health and well-being. Nutritional counseling can help individuals achieve a variety of health goals, such as managing chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or obesity, improving athletic performance, supporting healthy aging, or addressing specific dietary concerns like food allergies or intolerances.

Nutritional counseling typically begins with an initial consultation, during which the dietitian or healthcare professional will gather information about the patient’s dietary habits, lifestyle, and health history. Based on this information, the dietitian will develop a personalized nutrition plan that takes into account the patient’s individual needs and goals.

During follow-up sessions, the dietitian will monitor the patient’s progress and provide ongoing support and education to help them stay on track with their nutrition goals. Nutritional counseling can also involve the use of tools such as meal planning, grocery shopping, cooking demonstrations, and education on label reading and portion control to support behavior change and promote long-term success.

Why Would I Need to See a Dietitian?

There are many reasons why someone might benefit from seeing a registered dietitian. Here are some common reasons:

You have a medical condition that requires dietary management: A registered dietitian can help manage a variety of medical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, gastrointestinal disorders, food allergies, and kidney disease through specialized nutrition plans.

You want to lose weight or improve your body composition: A registered dietitian can help you develop a personalized nutrition plan to achieve your weight loss or body composition goals, while ensuring you are meeting all of your nutrient needs.

You have questions about food and nutrition: There is so much misinformation about food and nutrition on the internet and in the media. A registered dietitian can provide evidence-based nutrition information and answer any questions you may have.

You want to optimize your athletic performance: Whether you are a professional athlete or just enjoy recreational sports, a registered dietitian can help you optimize your performance through proper fueling and hydration.

You want to adopt a healthier lifestyle: A registered dietitian can help you make sustainable changes to your diet and lifestyle to improve your overall health and well-being.

Overall, a registered dietitian can provide personalized, evidence-based nutrition advice and support to help you achieve your health and nutrition goals.

Misconception About Healthy Eating

There are many misconceptions about healthy eating. Here are some common ones:

All fats are bad: This is not true. There are different types of fats, and some are actually good for you. Monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, found in foods like avocados, nuts, and fatty fish, can actually lower your risk of heart disease.

Carbohydrates are bad for you
: While some carbohydrates, like refined sugars and white bread, can be unhealthy in large amounts, complex carbohydrates such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains are an important part of a healthy diet and provide the body with essential nutrients and fiber.

You need to eat a lot of protein to build muscle: While protein is important for building and repairing muscle, eating excessive amounts of protein does not necessarily lead to more muscle growth. It is important to eat an appropriate amount of protein for your body’s needs, along with a balanced diet.

Eating late at night will make you gain weight: While it is true that consuming excessive calories at any time of day can contribute to weight gain, there is no scientific evidence that eating late at night causes weight gain specifically.

Organic food is always healthier: While organic food is grown without synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, it is not necessarily more nutritious than conventionally grown food. It is still important to choose a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, regardless of whether they are organic or conventionally grown.

Supplements can replace a healthy diet: While supplements can help fill nutrient gaps, they are not a replacement for a healthy, balanced diet. It is important to get nutrients from food whenever possible, as they are often better absorbed and utilized by the body.

Plans & Pricing

My goal is to provide you with personalized, evidence-based nutrition advice and support to help you achieve your health and nutrition goals.

Initial Cannabis/Nutrition Consultation

$75

60 minutes
  • Nutrition assessment
  • Medical marijuana assessment
  • Cannabis education
  • Individualized cannabis counseling
  • Exploring routes and products
  • Navigating dispensaries
  • Laws and regulations
  • How to utilize different products and devices
  • Take-home material provided
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Option A
Consultation Follow up

$50

60 minutes
  • Cannabis and nutritional experiences review via verbal conversation and interactive documents provided
  • Additional counseling to find the right strains, routes, and products that best fit your medical and/or psychiatric needs
  • Adjust regiments to better fit the patients unique nutrient needs and cannabis therapy goals.
  • Additional interactive handouts and evidence-based research if desired or appropriate
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Option B
Consultation Follow up

$30

30 minutes
  • Cannabis and nutritional experiences review via verbal conversation and interactive documents provided
  • Additional counseling to find the right strains, routes, and products that best fit your medical and/or psychiatric needs
  • Adjust regiments to better fit the patients unique nutrient needs and cannabis therapy goals.
  • Additional interactive handouts and evidence-based research if desired or appropriate
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