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Lynsey Ricci

Lynsey Ricci

4.9 (65)

RDN, MS

Specialities

CancerAlzheimer's/DementiaAutismOsteoporosisWeight StabilizationHigh Blood PressureGoutOther
Show moreShow lessHelp Gaining WeightMental Health NutritionVegan or VegetarianADHDMalnutrition MCASPCOSWomen's HealthMenopauseEndometriosisCeliacAutoimmune DiseaseDiabetes or Pre-DiabetesPre-DiabetesGERD/Acid RefluxARFID/Picky EatingDisordered EatingDiverticulitisGastroparesisCholesterolType 2 DiabetesHeart HealthEating DisorderGut HealthGeneral HealthIBSGallbladder RemovalEmotional EatingBinge EatingOSFEDAnorexiaSIBOHelp Losing WeightHeart Disease

Approaches

AccountabilityHealth at Every Size (HAES)Intuitive EatingMeal PlanningRelationship with FoodResearch-FocusedSleep & Stress ManagementSupplement Management
Show moreShow lessTrauma-InformedWeight NeutralLow FODMAPElimination DietFunctional NutritionExerciseGender AffirmingPersonalized Macros

Age ranges

Adult (19-69)Older Adult (70+)

Availability

About

My compassion-driven practice uses evidence-based nutrition care to support sustainable, long-term health outcomes through a whole-body approach. By combining clinical, community, and culinary nutrition expertise, I provide individualized care tailored to each client’s unique needs and goals. I specialize in supporting individuals recovering from eating disorders and disordered eating, including emotional eating and binge eating, while also helping clients improve diabetes management, cardiovascular health, gastrointestinal health, weight management, and overall wellness.

Approach to Care

My approach to nutrition care is grounded in compassion, empathy, and curiosity. Together, we will explore the experiences and patterns that have shaped your relationship with food while building sustainable habits that align with your current needs and goals. By integrating evidence-based medical nutrition therapy with mindfulness, intuitive eating, and the Plate-by-Plate approach, I provide individualized, whole-person care that supports healing relationships with food, improves overall well-being, and fosters realistic, lasting change. I also collaborate closely with other members of your care team to create a supportive, goal-centered foundation for long-term success.

What to Expect

Our first session is designed to build a deeper understanding of your relationship with food, including the experiences, beliefs, patterns, and challenges that may have shaped it over time. Together, we will explore your health history, current concerns, lifestyle, and personal goals while identifying potential barriers that may impact progress.

Locations

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Education

Lynsey Marie Ricci earned her undergraduate degree in Nutrition from California Polytechnic State University, a master’s degree in Clinical Nutrition from Grand Valley State University, and an associate degree in Culinary Arts from Le Cordon Bleu. She has lived experience with eating disorders, spent five years mentoring women in recovery through ANAD, and has contributed to published research on eating disorders and disordered eating.

Hobbies

Outside of my practice, I enjoy spending time outdoors with my partner and our two dogs, attending silent meditation retreats, attending sports event, and creating nourishing meals for both me and my partner—and our dogs! I’m also an avid mystery novel reader and love the satisfaction of unraveling a good plot twist.