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Food to Fit

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Registered Dietitians and Clinical Therapist working together to provide nutrition care and counseling.

Curiosity. Self-compassion. Food peace. Saskatoon, Regina, and Online.

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We acknowledge body diversity

Our non-diet approach supports change with evidence-based nutrition assessment and planning, food relationship counseling, curiosity, and self-compassion.

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Learn Together

We hold space for clients to share their lived experience in order to fully appreciate their perspectives, concerns, and barriers.

Aiming to ensure clients feel heard and empowered on their personal journey to well-being.

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Our Services

Individual Nutrition Support & Counseling

Prenatal & Infant Nutrition

Childhood Nutrition Support (1-5 years)

Group Workshops & Speaking Engagements

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If we keep basing our self-worth on something as ever-changing as our bodies, we will forever be on the emotional roller coaster of body obsession and shame.

– Stephanie Yeboah

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FIND YOUR JOY

Achieving health is more complicated than “eating well” and exercising

We help our clients to simplify food and eating, understand their symptoms, learn about body physiology, navigate their food and body relationship, navigate health inequities, and support their well-being physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially.

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About Brooke

Welcome! I’m a Registered Dietitian and the CEO at Food to Fit Nutrition Inc.

My team and I aim to provide an inclusive and safe space for all bodies. Come as you are to navigate your health concerns, conditions, symptoms, or food and body relationship, without judgement.

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Diet culture often tells us “emotional eating” is Diet culture often tells us “emotional eating” is “bad”, leading to feelings of guilt, but food can and should be considered an acceptable coping tool. Building a diverse toolbox of coping strategies helps you make more intentional choices when emotions show up. Here are a few gentle strategies to help you navigate those moments:

‌Assess your food intake:

Sometimes what feels like “emotional eating” is actually physical hunger. Ask yourself: Ask yourself: Have I eaten enough today? Have I had foods that are tasty and satisfying? Did I eat at consistent times during the day? Did I get enough carbohydrates, fat, and protein?

‌Assess your emotions:

If the urge isn’t coming from hunger, explore what you’re feeling. Can you name the emotion? Does naming it feel safe? Are you trying to suppress or fix the feeling? Could you be using food for stimulation?
(Tools like the Feelings Wheel can help you identify what’s coming up.)

‌Take pause:

Create space between the urge to use food in that moment and the action (eating), even for a moment. What does this space feel like for you? What body sensations do you feel/notice (e.g. rapid heartbeat; hot face; cold or sweaty hands)? Can you identify another coping tool that may be helpful?

‌Be curious:

If you end up eating, let it happen without guilt. Be curious about your habits, your feelings, or what might be triggering you. Does the food help you to feel better? Was it a good coping tool? If not, what can you learn about the situation? Explore with curiosity as opposed to self-judgement.

#foodtofit #nondiet #dietitian #emotionaleating #haes
Did you know your body absorbs certain nutrients m Did you know your body absorbs certain nutrients more efficiently when you combine them? Here are a few simple pairings that can make a big difference.

Non-Heme Iron & Vitamin C
Vitamin C increases the absorption of plant-based (non‑heme) iron.
Examples:
- Spinach + strawberries
- Tofu + bell peppers
- Lentils + a squeeze of lemon juice

Fat & Fat‑Soluble Vitamins (A, D, E, K)
These vitamins rely on dietary fat to be absorbed.
Examples:
- Carrots + hummus
- Eggs + avocado
- Leafy green salad + olive oil dressing

Calcium & Vitamin D
Vitamin D increases calcium absorption in your gut which is key for bone health and muscle function.
Examples:
- Broccoli + salmon
- Leafy greens + eggs
- Milk or fortified plant milk + fortified cereal

#nondiet #dietitian #foodtofit #haes #weightinclusive
Here are some friendly reminders as the warm weath Here are some friendly reminders as the warm weather sets in:
• Clothes from last summer may fit differently. Bodies change, and that’s normal. Any negative thoughts you have about your body are learned from diet culture and anti-fat messaging, not rooted in truth.
• You don’t need to “fix” your body to participate in life. Every body deserves to enjoy the beach, the pool, and the sunshine. If someone judges your body, it reflects their beliefs, not your worth.
• Body comments and body talk make things uncomfortable for everyone. Let’s skip them. You’re allowed to shut down body talk with a simple “Let’s talk about something else.”
• Seasonal foods are meant to be enjoyed. Summer drinks, ice cream, and BBQs are a staple of summer gatherings. Nourishment includes pleasure.
• Capture the moments. Photos are about remembering the joy, not how your stomach looked. Let the experience outweigh the pressure to self-judge.

#foodtofit #dietitian #nondiet #summerbody #haes
Any favourite market items you’ve been purchasing Any favourite market items you’ve been purchasing lately?

Summertime means peak season for some of the freshest, most flavour-packed produce of the year.

Here are some of the fruit and vegetables that are in season between the months of June and August:
• Broccoli, cauliflower, green onion, peas, raspberries, strawberries, cherries, blueberries, green beans, lettuce, and field cucumbers

Choosing in-season produce means better taste, texture, and often better prices. This often supports local farmers/producers and reducing long-distance shipping.

#antiinflammatory #fibre #antioxidants #dietitian #foodtofityourlife
Pregnancy often comes with a long list of “foods t Pregnancy often comes with a long list of “foods to avoid,” and it can feel overwhelming trying to sort through what matters. But focusing only on what you can’t eat often means missing out on nutrients, foods, and supplements your body needs during this time.

Robyn is a prenatal dietitian who supports pregnant clients with evidence‑based, compassionate care. She helps to shift the focus from restriction to nourishment by guiding you toward what to add to your plate, not just what to remove.

Robyn provides clear and personalized support including helping you choose the right prenatal supplement.

To book your prenatal nutrition appointment with Robyn. Link in bio. Send us a DM with questions.

#dietitian #nondiet #prenatalnutrition #pregnancy #foodtofit

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