Micaila Oberle, RD
Background
I graduated from the University of Kentucky with my B.S. in Dietetics in August 2023. Since then, I have worked as an in-patient eating disorder dietitian aiming to help patients achieve initial recovery through weight gain and return to normalized eating. I wanted to expand my skill base to outpatient to be able to work more one-on-one with my clients and to get to see the impact in their daily lives.
I am passionate about helping others make positive changes in their life through simple behavior change. I am particularly interested in helping others with their relationship with food and supporting sustainable eating patterns. However, while working at the psychiatric hospital, I also gained experience working with tube feeds, wounds, Diabetes/Pre-diabetes, Malnutrition, Kidney disease and dialysis, pregnancy, and GI disorders.
Some of my core values that I strive to live by and will bring into my work include integrity, empathy, dignity and respect, and empowering others.
Beyond work, I love hanging out with my family and my boyfriend, I am active in my faith, and I love doing my hobbies (crocheting, baking, composting, learning about animals and nature, etc.).
Availability
Approach
"I have a big appreciation for the body and the beautiful way it works in harmony to keep us alive. But we are often so cruel to it, not appreciating all the amazing things it does for us. While we work together, my aim will be focused on learning body respect. We won’t always like our body, but we can honor its needs to help it do its job better. Body respect can help you to be kinder to yourself, nourish yourself better, and grow in deeper admiration for everything your body does."
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Modalities
Insurance accepted
Aetna, Cigna, Golden Rule, Optum, Oxford, Select Health, United Healthcare, United Medical Resources (UMR)
Seeing clients in
AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, HI, ID, IN, MA, MI, NH, NJ, NY, OK, OR, PA, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY