What should I expect during an appointment with the nutrition counselor for an eating concern/eating disorder?
What should I expect during an appointment with the nutrition counselor for an eating concern/eating disorder?
During an appointment, the Nutrition Counselor will...
- Interview you and acknowledge your food issues and concerns in a safe and confidential atmosphere
- Review the impact the eating concern/eating disorder may have on your physical, emotional and cognitive health
- Wor closely with medical and psychological services to provide comprehensive care, as needed
- Help you with developing a healthy relationship with food and normalized eating.
- Collaborate with you to personalize nutritional goals. Goals are designed according to the student’s readiness to change and his/her stage of recovery.
- Share rsources with you such as books and Web sites are provided.
You can make an appointment with the Nutrition Counselor online or by calling (603) 862-3823. Visits are offered at no-charge for students who have paid their mandatory fees.
Make an Appointment with a Health Care Practitioner for Further Assessment
Many people believe that they can manage their eating concern without help but the most successful treatment involves support from a team of professionals including a nurse practitioner/physician, a therapist, and a nutritionist. Eating concerns are complex disorders affecting physical, social, emotional and mental health. The sooner an eating concern/eating disorder is addressed, the faster the recovery time.
The following resources are available at UNH to all students:
- Counselor at the Counseling Center, (603) 862-2090
- Nurse practitioner or physician at Health Services, (603) 862-2856
Primary links
- About Us
- Students
- Parents/Families
- Employee Clinic
- Emergency/After-Hours
- Resource Library
- Health Withdrawals
