Jaclyn Wrase, MS, RD, specializes in providing eating disorder care that is individualized, respectful, and grounded in client autonomy. She recognizes the deep emotional and cultural layers that often surround food and body image, and she creates a supportive environment where clients can engage in recovery at a pace that feels safe and sustainable.

Her nutrition counseling focuses on restoring nourishment through both structure and flexibility. Depending on each client’s needs, sessions may include work on hunger and fullness cues, exposure to fear foods, meal planning, or reducing rigid patterns around eating. Jaclyn tailors her approach to meet clients where they are, always centering their values and lived experience.

She works with individuals across the spectrum of disordered eating and eating disorders, including those who may not meet diagnostic criteria but still struggle with food and body concerns. Jaclyn affirms LGBTQ+ identities, honors neurodivergent experiences, and incorporates gender-affirming and culturally responsive practices. She is especially mindful of the systemic and social barriers that can shape access to care and influence one’s recovery journey.

Jaclyn values collaboration and regularly works alongside therapists, physicians, and families to support holistic treatment. Her approach integrates evidence-based nutrition care with attunement to the emotional and social complexities of eating disorder recovery.