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You feel stuck in cycles with food and your body that don’t make sense anymore. You can be “on track”, in control, and doing everything right, and then suddenly you're restricting, bingeing, emotional eating, or starting over again. No matter how hard you try, it feels like something in you keeps overriding your best intentions.
I work with people stuck in control-based cycles around food and body image, helping them break out of the all-or-nothing patterns and rebuild trust with their body in a way that actually lasts. Because these patterns don’t just affect how you eat, they impact your energy, digestion, hormones, and how safe you feel in your own body.
My approach is body-led and integrative. We work with your body, using nutrition, functional understanding, and traditional healing frameworks, to restore balance, regulation, and trust from the inside out.
I’ve lived this myself. I know the shame and frustration of feeling stuck in your own patterns. And I also know what it takes to move beyond them.
If you’re ready to stop starting over, you’re in the right place.
Health
What's really going on
What you’re experiencing isn’t just about food. It’s not a willpower issue, and it's not about discipline or knowing what to do.
It’s about patterns that have been shaped over time through past experiences, self-judgement, how you’ve learned to cope with stress or emotions, and the way control and self-worth have become tied to your body.
So you might find yourself trying to “do everything right”…while also feeling like it's never quite enough. You may swing between control and chaos with food, not because you’re inconsistent, but because different parts of you are trying to create safety in the only ways they know how.
Over time, this can become a cycle of restriction, overwhelm, emotional eating, and starting over, paired with deep self-judgement that makes it even harder to step out of it. Nothing about this means you’re broken. It means something deeper is asking to be understood, not controlled. And that’s where real change begins.
Hi, I'm
Lauren
Lauren Ganim, MS, RDN
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Lauren ganim health & Nutrition
I’m a holistic registered dietitian, personal trainer, and soon-to-be clinical herbalist with a deep respect for the intelligence of the human body, and a love for running, hiking, nature, and the outdoors.
I work with people navigating deep patterns with their body, food, and their sense of self, and my approach is shaped just as much by my own lived experience as it is by my professional studies.
My journey in nutrition as a form of medicine began when I was just 14 years old, fueled by a strong conviction that our approach to health needed to change. If there is anyone that has always felt there is another way, it’s me.
My body is my greatest teacher and my best friend, but it wasn’t always that way. Much of what I have learned about the body I have learned through my own. Through both my studies and my body's teachings, I have overcome an eating disorder, healed my gut, reduced chronic stress, and rebuilt my relationship with myself. These experiences now inform everything I do.
The brilliance of the human body never ceases to amaze me. I believe the body is always communicating, always adapting, and always working to protect us, and when we learn how to listen, it becomes possible to rebuild trust, stability, and ease.
My goal is to guide you back to that place where your body feels steady, your energy returns, and your health becomes something you understand and trust.
Learn more about my story and approach below.
How we work together
Your health isn’t one-dimensional, and your support shouldn’t be either.
My work is body-led, which means we look at the patterns your body is expressing through food, energy, symptoms, emotions, and behaviors, not to override them, but to understand what’s actually driving them.
From there, we work at the level that makes the most sense for where you’re starting. For some people, that looks like stabilizing eating patterns and rebuilding safety around food. For others, it’s supporting the body when energy, digestion, or hormones feel out of balance. And for others, it’s working through the demands of training, performance, recovery, and body image pressure together.
Across all of this, the goal is the same: a more grounded, connected relationship with your body that naturally supports steadier regulation over time.
There are different ways to step into this work depending on the level of support you need.
Ways to work with me
Start by choosing the area that best fits where you are right now, then explore the next step for your care.
EATING DISORDERS & DISORDERED EATING
binge/restrict cycles, emotional eating, yo-yo dieting, chronic dieting, body image distress, restrictive patterns, eating disorders, and difficulty trusting your body around food and health
BODY REGULATION & METABOLIC HEALTH
fatigue, blood sugar instability, insulin resistance, menstrual irregularities, thyroid imbalances, PCOS, and other hormone or energy-related patterns often linked with chronic stress, undernourishment, and overall system dysregulation
GUT HEALTH & DIGESTION
bloating, IBS, food sensitivities, irregular digestion, gut inflammation (including conditions like colitis), and digestive symptoms often connected to stress, restriction, and nervous system dysregulation
ATHLETE FUELING & RECOVERY
under-fueling, fatigue, obsessive training habits, missed or irregular periods, slow recovery, iron deficiency, and performance issues when the body isn't properly supported or under too much stress
Areas of Support
What people have to say...
"I have been working with Lauren for 10 months now. I was having some issues with my gut for several months, so she suggested we do a stool test. The results showed I was trending towards a diagnosis of ulcerative colitis. She suggested a protocol of probiotics, herbal teas, and a few changes to my diet. A repeat stool test was done, and I am pleased to report I have completely reversed all the symptoms in 8 months. I trust Lauren completely and would recommend her to anyone."
Helen G.