Hi. I’m Krista.
Thanks for visiting.
My path into nutrition started with a deep curiosity about how food shapes the way we feel every day. Over time, that curiosity turned into a passion after seeing firsthand how thoughtful changes in diet and lifestyle can support the body through chronic health challenges.
I hold a Master’s degree in Nutrition and approach my work with the belief that food is one of the most powerful tools we have to support healing and prevention. When we nourish the body well, it often responds in incredible ways—improving energy, supporting hormone balance, and helping the body function the way it was designed to.
My goal is to help women build a healthier relationship with food while creating practical nutrition strategies that fit into real life. Food isn’t just fuel—it’s part of our culture, our routines, and our daily joy. Because of that, meaningful change always starts with compassion and support.
I believe nutrition should feel supportive, not restrictive. There’s no one perfect diet for everyone, which is why personalization is at the heart of my work. Together, we look at your health history, symptoms, lifestyle, and goals to build a nutrition and lifestyle plan tailored to your body’s needs. Along the way, we also explore your relationship with food—because lasting health often comes from shifting both what we eat and how we approach nourishment in our daily lives.
Credentials
I earned my Master’s Degree in Nutrition from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM).
I am also a certified Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, where I trained in behavioral coaching and whole-person wellness.

“Krista's advice is rooted in her deep knowledge of metabolism, physiology, and nutritional science. She is a wealth of information. She helps you to fit healthy nutrition into your individual lifestyle. It is just great to spend time with Krista because on top of all of this , she has a warm, positive, energetic personality. It is always a pleasure to meet with her!”
-Alison C. - Portland, Or