B. Wheeler Nutrition is a weight-inclusive, trauma-informed nutrition therapy practice specializing in eating disorders and ARFID. Our work centers on clients whose relationship with food feels restricted, overwhelming, or ruled by fear—people who want to eat in a way that feels calmer, steadier, and more sustainable but don’t know how to get there on their own.

Many of the people who come to us describe feeling exhausted by the amount of energy food takes from their lives. Some are navigating long-standing patterns of restriction, avoidance, or bingeing. Others can only eat a very limited range of foods and feel stuck between wanting to expand their eating and feeling afraid or unable to do so. And some feel disconnected from their hunger, unsure how to trust their bodies, or weighed down by years of conflicting nutrition messages.

Our practice exists for individuals who want a place where their experiences are understood, their pacing is respected, and their concerns are taken seriously—without pressure, shame, or assumptions about how eating “should” look.