Nutrition counseling in the Richmond area

Nutrition counseling does not need an examination room. It needs an hour and somewhere you can talk without being overheard. Renting a suite to provide that would add cost to every session without adding anything to the session itself, so we do not.

What that means in practice: there is no waiting room, no front desk and no address to drive to. You book directly with Kelsey and the two of you agree where to meet. Most clients settle into video after the first appointment because it removes the travel on both sides.

If a physical office matters to you, our Roanoke practice is a staffed one and works the ordinary way. It is a long way from Richmond, so for most people reading this the answer is video.

For an in-person session Kelsey comes to a quiet public space near you. In practice that is usually a bookable study room at a branch of the Richmond Public Library, Henrico County Public Library or Chesterfield County Public Library, which are free, private enough for a conversation, and spread across the metro. A quiet coffee shop works too if you would rather.

You choose the spot and the time when you book. If the place you picked turns out to be noisy on the day, we move or we switch to video. Nobody has to sit in a hospital car park.

Clients come from the city, from Henrico and the Short Pump side, from Chesterfield and Midlothian, and from Glen Allen, Mechanicsville and Ashland. Further out than that and video is simply the better option.