Madison Young, RD

I provide personalized, inclusive nutrition care that respects each person’s unique needs and life circumstances. My approach focuses on improving health and well-being without centering on weight. I work with people experiencing challenges related to eating, body image, and mental health, helping them find balance and confidence with food in a supportive, judgment-free space.

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I have a strong passion for working with individuals navigating eating disorders and disordered eating—including ARFID, binge eating, anorexia, orthorexia, and those struggling with body image or eating for a variety of reasons such as sensory needs or weight concerns. I approach care with curiosity and compassion, helping each person explore what nourishes them both physically and emotionally. I take a whole-person approach that considers how sleep, stress, work, movement, and access to food all shape health. I aim to make nutrition feel realistic, flexible, and supportive of your everyday life.

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My educational background is in multicultural health, and my professional experience spans academia, research, and clinical mental health settings. These experiences shape my inclusive, evidence-based approach and deepen my understanding of the social and cultural factors that influence how people experience health. I am committed to creating a compassionate space where every individual feels seen, respected, and supported in their relationship with food and their body.