Hello! I’m Megan Fahey, MS, RD, IFNCP, RYT 200 a Registered Dietitian, Functional Medicine Nutritionist and Registered Yoga Teacher.
I completed my Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics at Bastyr University in Seattle, WA, one of the country’s leading schools of integrative medicine.
Megan Fahey RD, PLLC, is my private nutrition practice, founded to help women heal their relationships with food through nutrition intervention and psychological exploration.
I currently offer in-person sessions at the National Alliance for Eating Disorders in West Palm Beach and by appointment only at Metro Behavioral Health Associates in New York City & Scarsdale. Telehealth sessions are available upon request.
In addition to my nutrition-specific work, I am honored to be a RISE100 Member of the Sundara Foundation, providing mentorship, seed funding and resources to female entrepreneurs in low to middle income countries.
Hello! I’m Megan Fahey, MS, RD, IFNCP, RYT 200 a Registered Dietitian, Functional Medicine Nutritionist and Registered Yoga Teacher.
I completed my Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics at Bastyr University in Seattle, WA, one of the country’s leading schools of integrative medicine.
Megan Fahey RD, PLLC, is my private nutrition practice, founded to help women heal their relationships with food through nutrition intervention and psychological exploration.
I currently offer sessions at the National Alliance for Eating Disorders in West Palm Beach and by appointment only at Metro Behavioral Health Associates in New York City & Scarsdale. Telehealth consults are available upon request.
In addition to my nutrition-specific work, I am honored to be a RISE100 Member of the Sundara Foundation, providing mentorship, seed funding and resources to female entrepreneurs in low to middle income countries.
My Philosophy
The body has an innate power to heal itself.
Our bodies are constantly working to maintain balance and deal with the toxins and stressors we are exposed to each day. I work to help each client remove dietary obstacles to healing and determine which combination of foods best supports the body, mind, and spirit.
Every body is unique.
I do not subscribe to a “one diet fits all” mentality, or to the notion that weight is an indicator of health. Every body responds to food differently and every person has emotional and cultural connections to the foods they choose to eat. Success in my work is not defined by a number on the scale, but rather by the freedom that comes from breaking the cycle of dieting.
Food is integral to the gut-brain connection.
The gut-brain connection during meal time is vital to the body’s ability to digest and absorb the nutrients in food. Physical and emotional symptoms are direct results of the foods and thoughts we use to nourish our bodies. I help each client implement mindfulness practices and establish consistency in patterns of eating to reconnect with a natural rhythm of hunger and fullness.