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Choosing between nutrition coaching and nutrition counseling depends on your goals and needs.

Coaching is best for those seeking guidance, accountability, and habit-building to improve their diet, energy, or overall well-being. It’s ideal for lifestyle support, meal planning, and motivation without needing deep clinical assessments or further labwork.

Counseling, on the other hand, is more clinical and therapeutic, suited for individuals experiencing diagnosed hormonal imbalances, gut health concerns, or other complex health issues that require personalized interventions, lab reviews, and targeted nutrition therapy. If you're unsure, a discovery session can help determine which service fits best for you!

Yes! If you begin with nutrition coaching and we evaluate that you need targeted nutrition support for specific symptoms, we can move you to counseling.

Switching from counseling to coaching is not available due to the already presented integration of coaching into the higher level counseling services.

Yes!

Common Ground Nutrition is a space rooted in body literacy, hormonal health, and mental wellness. This work centers care for individuals with menstrual cycles, including those post cycle, transitioning off birth control or managing hormone-related symptoms. All gender identities are welcome—if these experiences resonate with you, you are warmly invited to be here.

Some workshops are catered towards folks with cycles only and some are open to all experiences.

At Common Ground Nutrition, 1:1 coaching includes in-depth, personalized support tailored to your unique health story. This level of care involves more time, energy, and resources—including direct face-to-face sessions, custom protocols, and ongoing communication—which is why it’s priced higher.

That said, we deeply believe that everyone deserves access to quality nutrition support. To offer more accessible options, we also provide group coaching and workshops (both hosted by CGN and available for private booking). These formats are a more affordable way to engage with foundational nutrition guidance in a supportive online or in-person community.

Our goal is to meet you where you are—financially, physically, and emotionally—and to offer meaningful care at every level.

A Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) is an advanced clinical nutrition credential for professionals who have completed a master’s or doctoral degree in nutrition or a related healthcare field, along with at least 1,000 hours of supervised practice and a rigorous board exam. CNS practitioners are trained to provide personalized, evidence-based nutrition care, often focusing on root-cause and functional approaches to support chronic conditions, hormonal health, and overall wellness.

Learn more here: https://www.theana.org/cns-scope-of-practice/