Meet the team

Dietitians

Haley Goodrich, RDN, LDN

Founder, Director of Clinical Operations, Senior Supervisor, Eating disorder specialist

Ander Wilson, MS, RDN, LDN

Director of Clinical Innovation, Senior Supervisor

Hi, I’m Rachel Duncan! I am a Pittsburgh native & passionate Health at Every Size® (HAES) informed Registered Dietitian. My goal as a nutrition practitioner is to center my work around respect for all bodies. I believe that peace can be found around food & body when we lead the journey with self compassion.

I earned my Bachelors in Psychology & my Masters in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Pittsburgh. I firmly believe that everyone is deserving of recovery & freedom from preoccupation around weight and body size, eating disorders, chronic dieting, & disordered eating. I look forward to helping you grow toward better mental, emotional, and physical health in your body. Let’s get started!

Please note: Rachel is not accepting new clients at this time.

Hi! I’m Joelle DiTucci, a Registered Dietitian and Eating Disorders Specialist dedicated to helping you reconnect and build trust with your body’s innate wisdom. Together we will rewrite the narratives that hold you back from peacefully eating, moving, and living in your body.

My work is rooted in a commitment to social justice with weight-inclusive, fat-positive, anti-diet, and identity-affirming nutrition care. I advocate for a world that promotes body diversity and challenges a focus on weight, placing holistic well-being at the forefront of our collective mission. Practicing through a trauma-informed lens, I recognize the profound impact of past experiences on present relationships with food and body image, as well as the importance of gentleness in navigating the mind-body connection.

Having the privilege of working in eating disorder and mental health treatment at the inpatient, residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient levels of care have reinforced the necessity of meeting my clients where they are. Our work will honor and respect your capacity, lived experience, and personal values. My passion lies in humbly learning from you as the expert of your body and supporting what healing means to you.

I look forward to holding a non-judgmental space for you while offering hope, empowerment, and practical tools on your path toward body respect and a more intuitive relationship with self-care.

Hi, I’m Natalie Colantuono! I am a queer, weight-inclusive, Health At Every Size® (HAES) informed Registered Dietitian who is deeply committed to eating and body liberation for all people.

My interest in this work was originally sparked by my love for food, nourishment, and promoting well-being through eating experiences. However, my commitment to this work has since been solidified by my whole-hearted belief that all humans deserve the right and opportunity to safely, joyfully, and unapologetically take up space without the cultural narrative to shrink (mentally and physically). I firmly believe we are unable to show up as our truest, most vibrant and vast selves while we are preoccupied with food and body size.

I partner with my clients to create compassionate eating and self-care practices that allow us to honor our inherent human needs and establish safety in our bodies while stepping away from shame. It is my priority to create a warm, inclusive environment that centers the lived experiences of my clients as the foundation of our therapeutic work. I regularly incorporate social justice themes into my approach to shift blame away from the individual and direct accountability towards the systems of power that cause harm and reinforce eating disorder culture. I believe that nutrition and health care are inherently political concepts, which requires all healthcare providers to be fierce social justice advocates as the basis of our work. As a neurodivergent-identifying provider and ADHDer, I have particular interest in working with the intersection of eating disorders and neurodivergence through an anti-capitalist, neurodivergence-affirming lens.

I’ve earned my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Pittsburgh, where I specialized in eating disorders care. I would be honored to stand beside you in this complex and liberating journey of reclaiming home, trust, and safety in your body.

Hi there! I'm Sarah Kilpatrick, a Registered Dietitian with a passion for helping you reconnect with your body and embrace your innate wisdom. I believe in guiding clients toward nourishing, fulfilling lives through a Health at Every Size® (HAES) lens and a focus on body respect. My work centers on weight-inclusive, fat-positive, and identity-affirming care, and a commitment to fostering a world where body diversity is celebrated and holistic well-being is prioritized.

I earned my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Nutrition and Dietetics from the University of Pittsburgh, specializing in Advanced Medical Nutrition Therapy. Over the years, I’ve worked in various eating disorder and mental health treatment settings, from partial hospitalization to outpatient levels of care. This experience has reinforced my belief in meeting clients where they are, respecting their capacity, and honoring their unique journeys toward healing.

Nutrition is deeply personal and individualized, and I believe true care begins by nurturing the connection between mind, body, and food. The world’s overwhelming messages about food and body image often lead to disconnection, fueling diet culture, systemic oppression, and the development of eating disorders. My goal is to offer a safe space for you to explore self-compassion, challenge limiting beliefs, and find your own path to healing.

I’m here to support you in navigating eating disorder recovery, body image work, and breaking free from food and body obsessions. It would be an honor to walk alongside you in your journey to empowerment with food and your body!

Please note: Sarah is not accepting new clients at this time.

Hi! I’m Shadeni Cargill, a Black, anti-diet, fat-positive Registered Dietitian who earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Pittsburgh’s Dietitian Nutritionist Program. 

Food and nutrition have always been enthralling to me. As with most cultures, food is the centerpiece of my own. When I moved to the United States for college, it was extremely difficult to personalize my choices of nutritious food, because I was advised to include options that I neither knew nor liked. 

As my body changed over the years, I was met with ‘concerns’ of how much I ate, and instructions to restrict my intake. I, like many others, learned how to demonize my favorite foods and learned to feel shame for existing in my body. After years of yo-yo dieting and guilt, I was exhausted and OVER it. As I learnt more about intuitive eating and fat-positive work, I was able to start to restructure my beliefs and behaviors, and begin the journey to feeling safe in my body and trusting it to carry me through life.

Dietitians are generally expected to invest in upholding harmful (and deadly) white supremacist ideals in the form of fatphobic standards. I believe that the very least that I, as a dietitian, can do, is the work of unlearning these ideals and ensuring that my clients are not subjected to these harms under my practice.

I am interested in working alongside clients who are on a similar journey to mine, or are seeking medical nutrition therapy for their chronic illnesses, who want to honor their cultures and heritage, and/or want to improve or reestablish their relationships with food and to their bodies. My aim is to provide a safe, affirming space and to offer you empowering support as you grow.

Please note: Shadeni is not accepting new clients at this time.

Hi, I’m Rebecca Lucko! I am an Embodied Recovery for Eating Disorders (ERED) informed, weight-inclusive, non-diet, Health at Every Size® (HAES)-aligned Registered Dietitian. I practice from the philosophy that all foods fit, and I believe that every body deserves respect, compassion, and care. 

I graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics. I have experience working with folks with eating disorders at the inpatient, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient levels of care. These experiences have solidified the importance of ensuring all of my clients have agency and autonomy in our work together. As a neurodivergent-identifying provider, I also recognize and understand how integral it is to have a neurodivergent-affirming clinician on your team.

My goal as your dietitian is to provide a safe, inclusive, judgment-free space for us to work together as a partnership. I am passionate about dismantling diet culture, challenging food rules and health assumptions, and working with you to reclaim your inherent body wisdom. I want to help you establish a peaceful and trusting relationship with food and your body, and to support you in your journey of recovery. You deserve to nourish without guilt, feel at home in your body, and live your life as the most fulfilled, joyful version of you. I am excited to start your recovery journey with you!  

Hi, I’m Megan Benner! I’m a weight inclusive, anti-diet dietitian. My goal is for all people to have the space to heal their relationship with food, their body, and movement. I want to help you move through life with a nourished mind and body in a way that feels joyful and authentic to you. 

My passion for food comes from knowing that food is so much more than just fuel. Our relationships with food and our bodies come from deeply cultural, emotional and personal places. However, they are also heavily influenced by harmful and stigmatizing societal ideals. Exploring the role oppressive systems play in our relationships with food and our bodies is an integral part of this work and something I hope we can navigate together. 

In our work, it is my intention to foster a space in which you can reconnect with your body and honor your body’s intelligence. I aim for my relationships with my clients to be person-centered, curious, and empowering. It’s always a bonus when we can incorporate some humor as well. 

I graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a Master’s in Nutrition and Dietetics with a speciality in eating disorders. 

Outside of work I spend lots of time with loved ones, taking ample naps, and being outside. Cannot wait to see what we can accomplish together!

Therapists

Hi, I'm Shannon Raymond! I am a Mental Health Counselor and Registered Dietitian.

I believe that you are worthy, just as you are. I also believe that your body has wisdom and is yearning for you to tune in to what it’s saying. I do acknowledge that it does not always feel safe to listen to our bodies. I believe that healing, connection and living an embodied, values driven life is possible.

As a mental health counselor, I want to offer you a kind, supportive, and safe space to navigate your experiences, values, relationships, and environment. The power of a therapeutic relationship can cultivate a space for you to heal, grow, and nurture your true self.

I approach my work with clients from a Health At Every Size (HAES), fat-positive, trauma informed, spiritually inclusive perspective. I am currently taking clients age 18+ for Telehealth therapy.