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CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Clinical Supervision with
Valentina Steverlynck, MS, RYT, RD, LDN

We offer clinical supervision for complex nutrition and feeding cases to fellow dietitians and other medical professionals. Sessions are 40-45 minutes in length and we offer a sliding scale. Please reach out for more information.

What is Case Consultation?

Case consultation provides individualized support for clinicians who need expert guidance on challenging nutrition or feeding cases. As a dietitian specializing in pediatric feeding disorders, ARFID, picky eating, eating disorders, intuitive eating and anti-diet counseling, and vegan/plant-based nutrition, I’m here to help you clarify next steps, refine your treatment plans, and support your patients’ progress with evidence-based recommendations.

Elevate your Practice with Ongoing Clinical Supervision

Supervision and clinical consultation are powerful tools for developing your skills as a dietitian. Through guided reflection, expert feedback, and collaborative problem-solving, you gain deeper insight into complex cases, strengthen clinical reasoning, and build confidence in your decision-making.

Regular consultation helps you refine your therapeutic approach, expand your knowledge base, and stay grounded in evidence-informed practice. Whether you’re navigating pediatric feeding challenges, eating disorder care, or specialized nutrition needs, thoughtful supervision supports your growth, enhances client outcomes, and helps you continue evolving as a competent, effective, and compassionate clinician.

Interested in Clinical Supervision?

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1 in 37 children in the United States under the age of 5 experiences pediatric feeding disorder. Traveled to Phoenix last month for the Southwest Eating Disorder Education Collaborative (SWEDEC) Conference, and we had a great weekend connecting, learning, and spending time with colleagues in the eating disorder field. “The work of creating health is the work of creating connection.” We are currently accepting new clients for 1:1 nutrition counseling! Apply to work with us by clicking the link in our bio 🔗 Eating out with a child who is a “picky eater” can bring up a lot of questions for parents. As pediatric dietitians, our goal is to help families feel confident and supported at the table. Eating at restaurants can be a valuable opportunity to practice food exposure, build flexibility, and nurture a positive relationship with food all while enjoying time together. Travel offers a different way of understanding food through the flavors, places, history, traditions, and people that shape it. Markets, local ingredients, and everyday meals can offer a glimpse into how food is grown, prepared, shared, and enjoyed within a culture.