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M y A p p r o a c h

"The best teachers teach from the heart, not from the book." - Terry Heick

Supporting health is as much about care and connection as it is about knowledge.

As a Dietitian-in-Training (RD2Be), my approach is grounded in empathy, cultural respect, and personalized care. I work collaboratively with women through a strengths-based process that centers motivational interviewing, open-ended dialogue, and client-led goal setting. This allows nutrition habits to feel realistic, empowering, and aligned with each person’s life, culture, and health goals.

I’m passionate about pairing current, evidence-based nutrition science with real-life practicality. Rather than focusing solely on numbers or rigid plans, I emphasize reflection, cultural connection, and long-term well-being. This is especially important in obesity care and metabolic health, where sustainable behavior change, nourishment, and body respect matter more than short-term outcomes.

I intentionally incorporate culturally familiar foods and honor each individual’s values, rhythms, and readiness for change. My goal is to create a supportive space where women feel seen, respected, and confident in their choices—whether they’re navigating obesity, metabolic health concerns, hormonal changes, fertility, or broader wellness goals—so their nutrition journey feels both informed and deeply personal.

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My work is anchored in behavior change science and motivational interviewing techniques, ensuring your goals are rooted in evidence and empathy.

B o d y  A c c e p t a n c e  P r a c t i c e s 

a n d  M o v e m e n t s

Body acceptance is about shifting the focus from our weight and appearance to overall

well-being, self-respect, and care.

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Intuitive Eating

Intuitive Eating encourages a more compassionate, flexible relationship with food by helping people listen to their body’s signals rather than following strict food rules. The goal isn’t perfection, but nourishment, satisfaction, and long-term well-being—grounded in respect for both physical and emotional health.

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Courses

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Other Resources

Books

Books

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Voices and Advocates

Curious to learn more or connect? I’d love to hear from you—feel free to reach out at:
dietitian@luciasterpone.com

 

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